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Council sets 1,000-foot buffer from schools in draft THC-products ordinance
Summary
Council members voted to require a 1,000-foot distance between any tetrahydrocannabinol product retailer and schools in the city's Chapter 310 draft; the motion was proposed by Council Member Eric Ostern and carried unanimously in the minutes.
The Spring Grove City Council on Feb. 17 approved a 1,000-foot buffer from schools in the city's draft Chapter 310 ordinance regulating tetrahydrocannabinol products.
Council Member Eric Ostern moved to set the required distance at 1,000 feet; Morgan Buckland seconded the motion and the minutes record the motion carried "all in favor." The action was taken after the item was added to Old Business earlier in the meeting.
Minutes do not record additional drafting language, a final ordinance number, or a scheduled public hearing; the entry records only the buffer distance motion and the council's approval. Any additional regulatory details, administrative rules, or effective dates were not specified in the minutes and will require follow-up as the ordinance moves through the council process.
The council did not record a roll-call tally on the motion beyond "all in favor."
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