During a recent government meeting, officials addressed two significant agenda items: a land replat and a proposed ordinance regarding adult-use marijuana in the City of Moraine.

The meeting commenced with a presentation by Mr. Storris, who discussed the replatting of land designated as S-04-2024. He explained that the process involves combining two lots into a single parcel of 7.235 acres to prevent land locking, which could hinder access for semi-trucks currently parked on the property. The replat is a formality to ensure compliance with engineering standards and will establish new lot numbers. The council unanimously approved the motion to proceed with the replat.

The second major topic was the untabling of TA-01-2024, which concerns an ordinance to prohibit the cultivation, processing, and retail dispensing of adult-use marijuana across all zoning districts in Moraine. Martina, a city representative, clarified that the ordinance does not address testing facilities. Despite efforts to engage the public for feedback, no community members attended the meeting, and no comments were received prior. The Planning Commission was encouraged to deliberate on the matter, with the option to gather more information or table the discussion for a later date. A moratorium on adult-use marijuana was previously adopted, extending until September 2025, allowing ample time for thorough consideration.

The meeting highlighted the city's commitment to careful planning and community involvement, even in the absence of public input. The council remains open to further discussions as they navigate these important local issues.