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Local governments get a cut of marijuana tax revenue, but what are they spending it on?

Local governments get a cut of marijuana tax revenue, but what are they spending it on? 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved Matilde Campodonico/AP and last updated 2021-05-14 18:18:54-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. â Next March, Grand Rapids will be included for the first time in the stateâs distribution of marijuana tax revenue. This month, the state divvied up $10 million between 38 cities, 38 counties, 21 townships and seven villages that participate in medical and recreational sales, each one of them receiving $28,000 per store in their municipality. Grand Rapids wasnât included in that since the cityâs first recreational sales didnât come until after the start of fiscal year 2021. But when the next round is divided up next March, Grand Rapids will receive roughly $330,000.

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Grand Rapids to receive about $1 million annually from marijuana businesses

Grand Rapids to receive about $1 million annually from marijuana businesses Updated May 11, 2021; Posted May 11, 2021 Grand Rapids marijuana businesses are expected to bring the city about $1 million each year in additional revenues. In this file photo, a strain of marijuana flower called garlic cane is shown. (MLive file photo)Jacob Hamilton/MLive.com Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI Grand Rapids marijuana businesses are expected to bring the city about $1 million each year in additional revenues. Over the past year, marijuana businesses have generated about $330,000 in revenues to the city, but those dollars have all but been absorbed by planning department labor costs.

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Grand Rapids apartment proposal draws pushback over displacement of antique shops

Grand Rapids apartment proposal draws pushback over ‘displacement’ of antique shops Updated Apr 26, 2021; Posted Apr 26, 2021 A Detroit-based developer wants to create a 753-unit apartment development at 446 Grandville Ave. SW, the site of the historic Sligh furniture building. (Brian McVicar | MLive.com) Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI A proposal to transform the historic Sligh Furniture Company building in Grand Rapids into a 753-unit apartment development is moving forward after receiving planning commission approval despite concerns over affordability and displacement of retail tenants. Developer John Gibbs of Detroit-based Sturgeon Bay Partners says the project, which is also slated to include ground-floor retail, a public plaza and a one-story café, will help meet demand for affordable and market rate housing in Grand Rapids.

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Historic Sligh furniture building in Grand Rapids eyed for 753-unit micro apartment project

Historic Sligh furniture building in Grand Rapids eyed for 753-unit ‘micro’ apartment project Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 A Detroit-based developer wants to create a 753-unit apartment development at 446 Grandville Ave. SW, the site of the historic Sligh furniture building. (Brian McVicar | MLive.com) Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI The historic Sligh Furniture Company building in Grand Rapids would be renovated as part of a project being pitched by a Detroit developer that would bring 753 apartments, ground-floor retail, and greenspace to the Roosevelt Park neighborhood. The idea was discussed Thursday by the city’s South Division-Grandville Corridor Improvement Authority and developer John Gibbs of Detroit-based Sturgeon Bay Partners.

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Expanded outdoor dining likely to continue through summer, fall in Grand Rapids

Expanded outdoor dining likely to continue through summer, fall in Grand Rapids
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