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Although the other provisions in the bill mean that urban areas would be subject to the ban anyway, I do want to point out that when the article mentions "citie
by mbg721 5y ago
Although the other provisions in the bill mean that urban areas would be subject to the ban anyway, I do want to point out that when the article mentions "cities or towns", the Cincinnati and Cleveland metropolitan areas have a lot of neighborhoods that are independent political entities with their own city-councils, police forces, schools, etc. (I think Columbus is more just one big city.) So there can be weird quirks in local law.
- jrsj 5y agoColumbus is weird. It’s simultaneously one big city but also has many other independent local governments working within it that split tax revenue with the city itself. Most of the suburbs surrounding the city have an arrangement like this but they also have their own city government, police, schools, etc.