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PRESENTATION 1 Item 04 - Workshop 2 Comprehensive Study of the Cannabis Industry Concerning Land Use Issues (PDF-3858 KB) [Updated 04/06/2022 @ 4:00 p.m.]

Law and Legislation Committee
April 5, 2022

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PRESENTATION 1 Item 04 - Workshop 2 Comprehensive Study of the Cannabis Industry Concerning Land Use Issues (PDF-3858 KB) [Updated 04/06/2022 @ 4:00 p.m.]
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April 5, 2022
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Law and Legislation Committee
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L&L Cannabis
Workshop #2:

Land Use
April 5, 2022 – Office of Cannabis Management
Key Takeaway A: Current Zoning and Sensitive
Uses Limit Cannabis Business Locations
Key Takeaway B: Cannabis Businesses do not
Appear to Affect Commercial or Residential
Land Values Over Time
Key Takeaway B: Cannabis Businesses do not
Appear to Affect Commercial or Residential
Land Values Over Time (Cont’d)
Key Takeaway C: Cannabis Businesses are
Not Causing Neighborhood Problems
Key Takeaway D: Interest in Stand-alone
Indoor Cultivation May Wane
Key Takeaway E: Opportunities to Expand
Permit Types
Staff Recommendation 1:

Cultivation Use and Odor Plan Review
Staff Recommendation 2:

Maintain Equivalent Security Standards
Staff Recommendation 3:

Allow Expiration of District-Based Delivery Cap
Staff Recommendation 4:

Retain District-Based Cultivation/Distribution Cap
Staff Recommendation 5:

Review Sensitive Uses and Buffers
Staff Recommendation 6:

Determine Additional Zones for Cannabis Uses
Staff Recommendation 7:

Consider Allowing Consumption Lounges or
Expand Locations for Temporary Events

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