(CBS DETROIT)– The long awaited ordinance announced by Mayor Duggan and City Councilman James Tate today, will allow adult use recreational marijuana in the city, as well gives incentives for Detroiters who are interested in the industry.
In November 2018 Detroiters voted to legalize recreational pot in the city. After spending the past year and a half working on an ordinance, city Councilman James Tate revealed the proposed amendment today.
“The same plant that so many of our sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, found themselves locked up in our city. Is the same plant that so many people is making a pretty decent lifestyle off of.” Says Tate
Ten different types of recreational marijuana licenses will be issued ranging from 7 types of pot businesses, to event organizers. A total of 75 licenses will be available for provisioning centers. With 50 percent of all license types being reserved for long-term Detroit residents.
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