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Putting household items at curb for others to take no longer illegal in Ann Arbor

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Ann Arbor City Council voted 9-0 on June 20 to change the city's policy on setting items out on curbside lawn areas for other people to take and put to new use. Leaving household items at the curb so one person's old stuff can become another person's treasure is no longer a ticketable offense.

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Putting household items at curb for others to take no longer illegal in Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, MI — Leaving household items at the curb so one person’s old stuff can become another person’s treasure is no longer a ticketable offense in Ann Arbor.

·Michigan, United States
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Michigan Live broke the news in Michigan, United States on Friday, June 30, 2023.
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