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Longmont City Council has voted to allow up to four retail businesses to sell marijuana and marijuana products within city limits, nixing a years-old ban on medical and recreational pot shops. The Daily Times-Call reports that the City Council on Tuesday voted 4-3 in favor of lifting the ban...

Longmont's City Council on Tuesday night is to resume discussions of the restrictions and requirements they might apply to retail marijuana sales establishments – if any are eventually allowed to operate within the city limits. The city staff is seeking further direction about what zoning...

A water tap and a contentious Longmont City Council meeting are at the center of a lawsuit against the city filed in November. Robert Gourley, who lives in Longmont, asked council in October to approve changing a residential water tap in Hygiene to a commercial water tap so he could construct...

The Longmont City Council will once again decide whether a future marijuana business outside of city limits should be granted Longmont water service. Boulder County approved a change in land use that would allow JSS LLC to use an existing building at 9800 119th St. for a 3,000-square-foot...

Following feedback from medical-marijuana users and direction from council to gather more information, Longmont has opened a survey asking residents about their marijuana use. The survey relates to a proposed ordinance that would limit marijuana home grows to six plants per residence...

Following feedback from medical-marijuana users and direction from council to gather more information, Longmont has opened a survey asking residents about their marijuana use. The survey relates to a proposed ordinance that would limit marijuana home grows to six plants per residence...

Even though marijuana home grows weren't on the Longmont City Council's agenda Tuesday night, members of the public came out and forced a discussion. On Sept. 6, the council considered draft regulations proposed by city staff because staff said the city was receiving complaints about...

Even though marijuana home grows weren't on the Longmont City Council's agenda Tuesday night, members of the public came out and forced a discussion. On Sept. 6, the council considered draft regulations proposed by city staff because staff said the city was receiving complaints about...

Longmont, Colo. - The City of Longmont on Tuesday reached a consensus to regulate marijuana home grows, agreeing with a change in the language of a proposed draft submitted by city staff. While marijuana plants must be kept in an enclosed, locked area that can't be viewed openly under...

The Longmont City Council's members on Tuesday night will discuss whether they want to close a loophole in city code related to home marijuana grows. Longmont law "generally prohibits marijuana cultivation, distribution, production, manufacturing, testing, retail sales, etc.," according to a...

The Longmont City Council discussed the city's ban on recreational and medical dispensaries as well as some other aspects of marijuana legalization Tuesday after public comment from those for and against lifting the ban. Mayor Dennis Coombs told the audience that the council would not make a...