It has been said that "Gasoline and liquor do not mix well."
While this can be true, fuel pumps are never a complete bar to receipt of an SDM or SDD.
The ease of mixing alcohol and fuel pumps depends largely upon the population of the county and the local government unit.
While this can be true, fuel pumps are never a complete bar to receipt of an SDM or SDD.
The ease of mixing alcohol and fuel pumps depends largely upon the population of the county and the local government unit.
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 Qualifying Inventory MCL 436.1541 repeatedly references "those goods and services customarily marketed by approved types of businesses." Qualifying inventory is therefore comprised of those types of goods and services sold as a matter of common practice by: a grocery store, a convenience food store, a food specialty store, a meat market, a delicatessen, a patent medicine store, a tobacconist, or a hotel. It is irrelevant if gas stations typically sell a specific type of inventory, because gas stations are not an "approved type business" and may only qualify by satisfying the requirements of MCL 436.1541.
Examples of Qualifying Inventory: Soda pop, tobacco products, cigarette rolling papers, postage stamps, food items, health and beauty items. Examples of Non-Qualifying Inventory: Alcohol, motor vehicle fuel, items sold on consignment (e.g. phone cards), hardware, apparel, sporting goods, automotive parts, jewelry.  Forever stamps are a good way to boost your inventory. They store well, don't take up a lot of space, and increase in value over time.  Prior to the use of postage stamps, the use of rolling papers ("tobacco products") was a popular method of satisfying the inventory requirement. |
