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Goodview council approves Conditional Use Permit for cannabis microbusiness after brief Q&A

City of Goodview City Council · October 20, 2025
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Summary

After a public hearing and brief questioning about disposal, security and staffing, the Goodview City Council approved Resolution No. 1286, granting a Conditional Use Permit for Avalon Extracts at 1010 71st Avenue in an M-1 zone by a 3–1 vote.

The Goodview City Council on Oct. 20 approved a Conditional Use Permit for a licensed cannabis microbusiness at 1010 71st Avenue, granting extraction, production and cultivation endorsements in the city’s M‑1 Light Manufacturing zone. The motion to adopt Resolution No. 1286 passed 3–1, with Councilmember Cassandra Gilliam voting nay.

Mr. Matt Ottenberg of Avalon Extracts presented a short PowerPoint describing the company’s planned operations and answered council questions about hazardous waste disposal, security measures for extraction activities and staffing. Councilmember Charlie Andring moved approval; Mayor Ben Klinger seconded. The council closed the public hearing at 5:32 p.m. before taking the vote.

City staff and council members identified disposal, secure handling of extraction materials and personnel plans as the primary areas they pressed the applicant to clarify. According to the meeting record, those topics were addressed in the presentation and the council proceeded to a recorded vote; the transcript does not include verbatim answers.

Resolution No. 1286 grants the CUP for the specified property in Goodview’s M‑1 zone and appears to authorize the extraction, production and cultivation endorsements listed in the application. The council’s approval followed the public hearing and no formal conditions or amendments to the resolution are recorded in the meeting minutes.

The council returned to regular business after the vote. The decision is recorded in the Oct. 20, 2025 meeting minutes; the city did not place additional conditions on the record at the meeting. The council’s next regular meeting is scheduled for Nov. 24, 2025.