The latest fight over marijuana in Detroit hits the polls on Nov. 7. On an otherwise pretty spare ballot there will be two questions put to voters that arrived via petition initiatives run by a group called Citizens for Sensible Cannabis Reform.
Neither of the proposals, as they appear on the ballot, are particularly clear about what they enact. The first one is called “an initiative to enact a medical marihuana facilities ordinance.” The second appears as “a proposal to amend the Detroit zoning ordinance, chapter 61 of the Detroit city code, consistent with the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act.” [Read More at the Detroit Metro Times]
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