Jacob Bell
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. – The town board of Oak Creek in northwest Colorado has voted to boost fees for operating medical marijuana dispensaries and growing operations.
The Steamboat Pilot & Today reports that the board passed draft legislation this week that would raise the initial application fee for a dispensary to $2,500, up from $750. It would raise the initial inspection fee from $150 today to $1,500.
For existing dispensaries and grow operations, annual licensing and inspection fees that were $75 each will now be $1,000 apiece.
If a business is found out of compliance in an inspection, an additional $1,000 inspection fee will be assessed for each instance.
However the future of marijuana dispensaries in Oak Creek is in doubt. In November, voters will decide whether to ban them.
News Hawk- Jacob Ebel 420 MAGAZINE
Source: dailyjournal.ne
Author: Associated Press
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Website: Oak Creek votes to raise fees for medical marijuana dispensaries, growing operations
The Steamboat Pilot & Today reports that the board passed draft legislation this week that would raise the initial application fee for a dispensary to $2,500, up from $750. It would raise the initial inspection fee from $150 today to $1,500.
For existing dispensaries and grow operations, annual licensing and inspection fees that were $75 each will now be $1,000 apiece.
If a business is found out of compliance in an inspection, an additional $1,000 inspection fee will be assessed for each instance.
However the future of marijuana dispensaries in Oak Creek is in doubt. In November, voters will decide whether to ban them.
News Hawk- Jacob Ebel 420 MAGAZINE
Source: dailyjournal.ne
Author: Associated Press
Contact: Contact Us
Copyright: Daily Journal
Website: Oak Creek votes to raise fees for medical marijuana dispensaries, growing operations
