It hasn't always been easy for small business owners to set up shop in Prince William County.
From zoning rules to code enforcement, small shop owners have long been at a disadvantage when compared to large developers who have teams of lawyers who know the ins and outs of building development.
The issues small business owners face are different than their larger counterparts and more varied, as many must have approved tenant layout plans or floor plans for the modification of older buildings, scheduling a building inspection, down to finding out whether or not their type of business is permitted is even allowed in the neighborhood.
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