Moto Verde and the Village of Fairfax

In July 2009, the 1851 Center advised the Village of Fairfax, an enclave in the city of Cincinnati, that it had violated the constitutional rights of Moto Verde. Moto Verde is a motor scooter shop, but the village had classified it as an automobile dealership, refused it the right to operate, and denied it a hearing. Fairfax reconsidered and today Moto Verde is open for business.

June 29, 2009: 1851 Center’s Letter to City of Fairfax

Any Crossroads Group v. City of Cleveland Heights Class Members wishing to opt out of the 1851 Center’s challenge to what we maintain is the City’s unlawful collection of “Out of County Owner Registration Fees” from you, please fill out and send us the Opt-Out Form.

Click HERE to Download the OPT-Out Form (PDF)

Moto Verde and the Village of Fairfax

1851 Center for Constitutional Law
122 E Main St. Columbus, OH 43215

mthompson@ohioconstitution.org

NOTE: ALL new contacts should be sent via email. We do not respond to inquiries made by phone.

(614)-340-9817

​1851 Center for Constitutional Law 122 E Main St. Columbus, OH 43215

mthompson@ohioconstitution.org

NOTE: ALL new contacts should be sent via email. We do not respond to inquiries made by phone. ​

(614)-340-9817

1851 Center for Constitutional Law
122 E Main St. Columbus, OH 43215

NOTE: ALL new contacts should be sent via email. We do not respond to inquiries made by phone.