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Board approves administrative update for medical marijuana treatment center at 160 King St.
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Board approved a use-by-exception so the existing medical marijuana dispensary at 160 King St. can update its registered owner and business name. Staff indicated the location is an existing licensed facility and recommended approval; there was no public opposition.
The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved application PZB2025-0101, a use‑by‑exception to permit a medical marijuana treatment center at 160 King Street to update its owner's and business name.
Applicant Rudy Molina, who identified himself at the hearing, told the board the business is an existing facility and that the request would not change operations: "We're just changing the names, and same business, same everything," he said during the brief presentation. Staff explained that the site is in the CM2 commercial district and that, under the applicable code, the board may approve such a use by exception with or without conditions.
No members of the public spoke on the item; board members asked no follow‑up questions and moved to approve. The clerk recorded a unanimous roll‑call vote in favor.
What happens next: The applicant will proceed to finalize business‑license paperwork and any related administrative filings with the city.
