Planning commission recommends activity‑based cannabis buffer, not license‑based rule
The Forest Lake Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of a zoning text amendment that applies the city's 250‑foot separation from residential districts only when higher‑impact cannabis activities (cultivation or manufacturing) occur on site, rather than being triggered by the holder's state license type.
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The Forest Lake Planning Commission on Wednesday recommended that the city council adopt a zoning text amendment to apply the city's 250‑foot separation from residential districts based on on‑site cannabis activities rather than on the type of state license held by a business.
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