Detroit approves amendment expanding sites for cannabis businesses
The lack of properties available had been a criticism of the law for those 'seeking an entryway' into the industry in the city.
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The lack of properties available had been a criticism of the law for those 'seeking an entryway' into the industry in the city.
A Detroit councilwoman's experience at cash-less Plum Market spurs new ordinance to require businesses to accept cash.
The cashless ban, as it's called, would require Detroit businesses to take cash for purchases, or to have a way for consumers to convert cash to a card for no fee.
Councilwoman Angela Whitfield Calloway introduced the ordinance earlier this year after she tried to purchase with cash and was denied at Plum Market in Downtown Detroit.
Angela Whitfield Calloway has asked the Legislative Policy Division to come up with a new ordinance "requiring bird-friendly building standards for all new construction and major renovation projects."