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Two Harbors council approves interim use permit and microbusiness license for local cannabis firm

City Council of Two Harbors, Minnesota · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The Two Harbors City Council unanimously adopted an interim use permit and a microbusiness cannabis license for Two Harbors Cannabis LLC on Aug. 11, 2025, following a Planning Commission recommendation; both measures passed on motions by Todd Redmann and Mayor Lew Conner.

The Two Harbors City Council on Aug. 11 unanimously approved an interim use permit and a microbusiness license for Two Harbors Cannabis LLC, accepting the Planning Commission's recommendation.

The council adopted RES 08-352-25 to accept the Planning Commission's recommendation to approve an interim use permit for the business, and RES 08-353-25 to grant a cannabis microbusiness license. Both votes were moved by Councilor Todd Redmann and Mayor Lew Conner and carried by a unanimous yea vote of members present.

The approvals follow action by the Planning Commission, which the council recorded as having included staff-recommended conditions. The transcript does not enumerate those conditions in detail at the council meeting. The council record lists the motions and indicates no debate at the council level.

The council's recorded action means Two Harbors Cannabis LLC may proceed under the interim permit and microbusiness license subject to any conditions set by staff or the Planning Commission and any state licensing requirements. The meeting record does not specify a timeline for business opening or additional state approvals.

The council took these votes as part of its new-business agenda and then moved on to other items, including a zoning interpretation for a school district bus garage and appointments to a waterfront task force.