Colorado Springs City Council changed details of marijuana law from a 1-mile to 1,000-foot buffer zone
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Colorado Springs City Council members approved a change to the city's marijuana ordinance on Tuesday. Previously, the city council approved an ordinance implementing a one-mile buffer zone between recreational cannabis shops and schools, daycares, and treatment facilities.
Voters approved a ballot measure for non-medical dispensary sales, but the City Council says they might have been confused.
Recreational marijuana is set to be sold across Colorado Springs, but city leaders still have a few details to iron out ...
The Planning Commission had previously voted to oppose the one-mile zoning rule for recreational marijuana stores when the ...
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