Cannabis cultivation facilities in town will be able to provide products for both medical and recreational cultivation uses.
City Council introduced an ordinance that removes the medical restriction for cultivation facilities. The action follows a direction Council gave to staff in August 2019 to bring forward a code amendment that would remove the medical restriction for cultivation to allow for “adult use” or recreational use.
Cultivation facilities must continue to follow all existing requirements, according to Stefanie Cervantes, a planner with the city. The city previously increased the number of cultivation licenses from five to 12 last August.
As of right now, the city has issued 12 local licenses for cultivation facilities and has received five conditional use permit applications.
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