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Clay County adopts maximum retail cannabis fee schedule for unincorporated areas, plans two-year review
Summary
The Board approved a county retail cannabis registration and enforcement fee schedule — using the state-allowed maximums for initial and renewal registration and penalties — and instructed staff to review fees in two years.
Clay County commissioners voted on May 6 to adopt a retail cannabis registration and fee schedule for unincorporated areas of the county, setting permit and penalty amounts at the maximum levels authorized by Minnesota guidance and scheduling a review in two years.
Planning and public health staff told the board that the Office of Cannabis Management may begin pre-registration, site evaluation and zoning compliance processes soon and that local jurisdictions have authority to set registration fees…
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