The Chillicothe City Council continues to do local work on the local requirements for Medical Marijuana. The Council has a approved an ordinance regarding the issue of sales and dispensaries in the city limits. City Administrator Darren Chappel explains the rules put in place to bring the city to compliance with the Medical Marijuana State Constitutional Amendment. Chappel says the […]
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The City of Chillicothe will need to make decisions on how, when and where Medical Marijuana may be sold, produced or grown inside the city limits. At the last City Council Meeting, one of the topics was the setbacks the City will require. City Administrator Darin Chappell explains. Chappell says 1000 feet would be too restrictive in this community. Chappell […]
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The draft ordinance for Medical Marijuana in Chillicothe was presented by the City Attorney, Robert Cowherd, at Monday’s City Council meeting. Cowherd told the council the ordinance largely follows the constitutional amendment approved by voters in November. He says there are areas that the city can control, mainly setback requirements, the distance from parks and schools, and the hours of […]
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Medical Marijuana is on the agenda for the Livingston County Commissioners as they meet today. The commissioners meet at 9:30 am in the commission room. At 10:00 am, a discussion will be led by Zoning Officer Mark Shockey, about Medical Marijuana At 11:00 am, bridge projects will be discussed. Engineer Shannon Howe will lead the discussion. At 1:30, the Chillicothe […]
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With the voters approving the use of Medical Marijuana in November, the City of Chillicothe will soon have to revise or create ordinances to properly handle changes to the state laws. City Administrator Darin Chappell says there are many areas to be considered. Chappell says zoning changes and business licenses for dispensaries will be a big part of the work […]
Read moreVoters in Missouri approved the state’s constitutional amendment to approve the use of Medical Marijuana, now the state is working to set the regulations that will apply to the production and sales facilities for the prescribed marijuana. Chillicothe City Administrator Darin Chappell says cities will be affected by the change in the law and will need to make some adjustments. […]
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