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Nobles County adopts Cannabis Business Regulation Ordinance after public hearing

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County · September 3, 2024
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Summary

After a short public hearing with no public comments, the Nobles County Board voted to adopt a Cannabis Business Regulation Ordinance. County Attorney Braden Hoefert reviewed the draft before the vote.

The Nobles County Board of Commissioners adopted a Cannabis Business Regulation Ordinance following a brief public hearing on Sept. 3, 2024. County Attorney Braden Hoefert reviewed the proposed ordinance for the board; no members of the public spoke during the comment period and the board voted to adopt the measure.

Procedurally, Commissioner Robert S. Demuth moved to open the hearing (seconded by Commissioner Bob Paplow); Commissioner Gene Metz moved to close the hearing (seconded by Paplow); and Commissioner Demuth moved to adopt the ordinance (seconded by Commissioner Chris Dybevick). The actions were recorded as duly passed. The ordinance was attached to the meeting materials for public record and will govern local cannabis business regulation in Nobles County going forward.