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Seaford council holds second reading on Chapter 5 marijuana license amendment and approves fee schedule

City of Seaford Mayor's Minute · December 12, 2024
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Summary

Mayor Matt McCoy said the City Council held a second reading of an amendment to Chapter 5 of the Seaford municipal code covering adult-use marijuana business licenses and approved revisions to the fee-and-rate schedule for adult-use retail marijuana licenses; the Minute did not include vote counts or effective dates.

Mayor Matt McCoy said Tuesday that the Seaford City Council held a second reading of an amendment to Chapter 5 of the municipal code addressing adult‑use marijuana business licenses and that the council approved revisions to the fee-and-rate schedule for adult‑use retail marijuana licenses.

According to the mayor’s brief, “we had a second reading of the amendment to chapter 5 of our municipal code, and that’s regarding the adult use marijuana business license,” and “City council did approve the revisions to the fee and rate schedule on adult use retail marijuana business licenses.” The Minute did not provide the text of the amendment, the specific fee amounts, vote tallies, or an effective date for the changes.

The City’s brief did not identify who moved or seconded any motion, nor did it include a roll-call or tally. Because those details were not in the recorded Minute, they are not reported here. Residents seeking the ordinance text, fee schedule, or official vote record should consult official City Council minutes or the City Clerk’s office for the full documents.

The mayor’s recap did not describe next procedural steps or implementation timelines for the amendment or the revised fees. The City’s announcement focused on the council action rather than detailed legislative language or administrative guidance.