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Cottonwood County adopts amended ordinance regulating cannabis-oriented businesses

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · May 1, 2026
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Summary

The Cottonwood County Board unanimously adopted an amended Ordinance No. 43 on May 6, 2025, after Planning & Zoning Technician Alex Schultz presented the measure and a public hearing produced no comments.

The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously on May 6 to adopt an amended Ordinance No. 43 addressing cannabis-oriented businesses and land use.

Planning & Zoning Technician Alex Schultz presented the amended ordinance and the board opened a public hearing. After hearing no public comments, Chair Kevin Stevens closed the hearing and the board approved the ordinance on a motion by Commissioner Larry Anderson, seconded by Commissioner Wayne Maras.

The vote implements the board’s updated rules for where and how cannabis-related businesses may operate within county zoning designations. No public testimony was recorded at the hearing. The board did not specify an effective date in the minutes.

The ordinance was introduced and approved during the regular meeting; further administrative steps for implementation and any required public notices were not specified in the meeting minutes.