Main Street marijuana dispensaries pass planning board
By Luke Ulatowski
The Deer Lodge Planning Board recommended the city council approve conditional use permits for two marijuana dispensaries on Main Street after a public hearing that was attended by over 20 locals Monday.
In the November 2022 election, Powell County residents approved allowing marijuana dispensaries within city limits in a 53% to 47% vote. In April 2023, the Deer Lodge City Council resolved to make adult use and medical marijuana dispensaries “permitted use” in the city’s B-2 highway district stretching from North Main Street through Fic’s Plaza and “conditional use” in the B-1 central business district, which covers downtown.
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The Deer Lodge Planning Board recommended the city council approve conditional use permits for two marijuana dispensaries on Main Street after a public hearing that was attended by over 20 locals Monday.
In the November 2022 election, Powell County residents approved allowing marijuana dispensaries within city limits in a 53% to 47% vote. In April 2023, the Deer Lodge City Council resolved to make adult use and medical marijuana dispensaries “permitted use” in the city’s B-2 highway district stretching from North Main Street through Fic’s Plaza and “conditional use” in the B-1 central business district, which covers downtown.
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