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[45] Special allowance for open containers in public in Kansas City [edit] In 2005, anticipating Kansas City's new Power & Light District, a nine-block shopping, bar, and restaurant entertainment district in Downtown Kansas City, and after lobbying by the Cordish Company of Baltimore (the District's developer), the Missouri General Assembly passed a new law specifically allowing patrons of any "entertainment district" in Downtown Kansas City to remove any alcoholic beverage from any establishment in the district and carry it openly throughout the district, provided that the beverage is in a plastic cup marked with the logo of the establishment at which it was purchased

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"Youth are strongly impacted by their perceptions of the communitys norms," Gassman said

Their leader Paul Lorber said: "We demanded more enforcement in hotspot areas where spitting often takes place, and have even pushed for a ban on chewing tobacco because of the health dangers and the mess it leaves everywhere." Krupa Sheth, cabinet member for the environment on Brent Council, said: "I am delighted that we continue to take a zero-tolerance approach to those who ruin our streets