Cannabis ordinances, regulations and licenses filled the agenda during the Bay City Commission’s first virtual meeting on Monday, April 6.
After hosting a public hearing where no members of the public gave comments, the City approved an ordinance amendment to allow an excess cannabis grower license category for one of the special license types that can be obtained within the City.
The ordinance amendment was approved 6-2 by the board, with Commissioners Kristen McDonald Rivet and Rachelle Hilliker casting the dissenting votes.
The ordinance amendment allows for five excess grower licenses in the city and requires a $5,000 fee to be submitted with the application for such a license. This was set by the city because a maximum number of class C growers licenses was set at 25 in Bay City and a licensee is required to hold 5 class C licenses for recreational and two for medical in order to apply for such a license.
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