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Council approves facility agreement with Mountain Time Management; Lewis opposes
Summary
Snowflake’s council approved a facility service agreement with Mountain Time Management, a medical cannabis operator, by a 5–1 vote. The company confirmed it operates medically and supplies dispensaries that also sell recreationally; one councilmember opposed.
The Snowflake Town Council voted 5–1 on May 4 to approve a facility service agreement with Mountain Time Management, LLC, described in the meeting as a medical cannabis operator.
A representative for Mountain Time Management told council the operation is medical and that it supplies dispensaries that also sell recreational cannabis. Councilmember Byron Lewis voted against the agreement; council minutes do not record a detailed explanation of his objection beyond a recorded opposing vote. Other councilmembers voted to approve the agreement, with Councilmember Lynn Johnson excused.
The minutes show staff recommended the agreement; the council approved the contract after a motion by Cory Johnson and second by Bob Flake. The vote authorizes staff to finalize the facility service arrangement; the minutes do not include contract terms or financial details.
Councilmember Lewis had earlier raised general concerns in the meeting about potential community impacts when discussing other agenda items; the minutes reflect debate on balancing economic opportunities and community considerations. No public comments were recorded on this agenda item in the minutes.
