By Luther Houle An uncharacteristic turnout of about 60 Flint residents appeared at the Oct. 14 City Council meeting to voice their opinions and observe the city’s legislative process. Their reason for coming: a proposed “opt-out” ordinance that would limit which businesses would be able to get recreational marijuana licenses. After a public hearing and council discussion, the ordinance was voted down, with the city having until Nov. 1, a state deadline, to consider further action or cede to state rules. Why is action needed?  In November, 2018, Michigan residents voted yes on Proposition 1 to...