Kansas moves toward allowing outdoor drinking districts
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May 21, 2017
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas cities may soon be able to designate districts where patrons can move among bars, restaurants and entertainment venues, drinks in hand.
Both the House and Senate have passed versions of a bill that would allow areas similar to Kansas City, Missouri's Power and Light District, where patrons can leave bars with their alcoholic beverages and move around a common area. Lawmakers are working toward a resolution between the two versions.
Under the bill, patrons could walk out of a bar or restaurant and into a clearly-marked common consumption area with a drink in a marked...
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