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Glendale law looks to curb stolen carts from getting around town

Businesses now required to install locking devices

The city of Glendale is fighting back against stolen shopping carts that have a tendency to end up around town causing blight.

The city council unanimously approved amending a city code about shopping cart removal. The ordinance already made it unlawful for an individual to remove a cart from a store’s parking lot; now with the new code stores that provide carts for customers will have to have anti-theft devices installed on their carts.

That applies to existing businesses that have carts, and for any new businesses applying for a license that will provide carts on site.

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