Allows municipalities to regulate public places where cannabis can be consumed

This bill allows towns, cities, and villages to create local rules governing where and how cannabis can be consumed in public spaces. Municipalities may establish time, place, and manner restrictions for public cannabis use (such as prohibiting consumption near schools or parks), but cannot ban licensed dispensaries. The law does not override state licensing rules for cannabis businesses but gives local governments authority to regulate public consumption directly. It also includes provisions for inspections of unlicensed cannabis activity and civil penalties for violations. This affects all local governments and cannabis businesses operating in public areas within their jurisdictions.