Cities in Jefferson County have tough time restricting payday loan, adult-oriented businesses

By: Cathy Kingsley Special to the Countian May 28, 2009

Municipalities have a difficult time ridding or restricting certain types of businesses once they become established. Most attempts to limit payday lenders and adult-oriented businesses end up in court, and the businesses often prevail. The city of Arnold tried to pass legislation to restrict small loan businesses to industrial-zoned areas of the city. The city currently allows such ...

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Cities in Jefferson County have tough time restricting payday loan, adult-oriented businesses

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