Basalt commission recommends code changes to regulate 'natural medicine,' opts to measure school buffer by walking route
The Basalt Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend town code amendments that would regulate supervised use and sale of 'natural medicine' in licensed facilities under Colorado’s Proposition 122, and modified the proposed 1,000-foot school buffer measurement to a pedestrian-route method to allow additional locations.
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The Basalt Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously on April 15 to recommend town code amendments to regulate the sale and supervised use of so‑called “natural medicine” under Colorado’s Proposition 122, while changing how the state’s 1,000‑foot school buffer is measured.
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