re: #406 Killgore Trout

No, what the court is referring to is the changes that Brookfield Properties made to park rules after the protests began. They can’t impose the new regulations (designed to thwart overnight activities in the park) that were put in place after the protests began.

It’s a return of park rules to the way the rules were enforced/written prior to the protests.

I get that part of the ruling, but Brookfield may still be allowed to change the rules. Whether they can change the rules as they did (and not requiring public comment or other notification requirements) is a legal matter based on how the legal documents forming the park were written. That’s likely part of the ongoing process put in motion.