Repeal law banning solicitation from people in vehicles
In Plain English
Richmond currently prohibits asking for money or other items from people inside cars. This law covers activities like panhandling at intersections or approaching drivers in parking lots. If approved, these activities become legal again under city law.
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Votes
Adopt Ordinance No. 8-12 N.S.
6 to 0
Why This Vote Matters
The council unanimously voted to repeal Richmond's ban on asking for money from people in cars. This means panhandling at intersections and approaching drivers in parking lots will again be legal under city law. The decision removes restrictions that previously prohibited these forms of solicitation from vehicle occupants. All six council members present supported lifting the ban without any opposition.
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