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Staff outlines interim cannabis moratorium and odor concerns; council to consider extension Feb. 26
Summary
Staff told the Planning Commission an interim 45‑day moratorium on new cannabis conditional‑use permits and licenses has been enacted by the City Council as an urgency item because of widespread odor complaints; council will consider extending the moratorium and pursuing code changes on Feb. 26.
Planning staff updated the commission on a recently adopted interim moratorium affecting new cannabis conditional‑use permits and licenses and described ongoing complaints tied largely to a cultivation facility near Deep Palm Drive and Ramon Road.
Development Services Director Feierstein told commissioners the council enacted an urgency moratorium at its most recent meeting, explaining: “That moratorium went into effect at the last council meeting as an urgency item,” and that the action required a four‑fifths council finding of pressing concern. The interim moratorium is a 45‑day restriction; staff will return…
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