What to know:

• Ann Arbor City Council approved new regulations for cryptocurrency kiosks, strengthened protections for places of religious worship, and authorized up to $10 million for park improvements during its Nov. 5 meeting.

• Cryptocurrency kiosk operators must obtain a city license and provide consumer protections, including fraud warnings, ID verification, transaction receipts, and live customer service.

• The new cryptocurrency rules limit transactions to $500 per day for new customers during their first 30 days, $1,000 per day for other customers, and $10,000 over a 30-day period. The ordinance takes effect six months after adoption.

• Council approved changes to the city’s disorderly conduct ordinance prohibiting certain threatening,…