Boulder County to hold meeting tomorrow Tuesday

BOULDER â?? Boulder County residents can chime in Tuesday morning about where they think medical marijuana businesses should be allowed to operate in the unincorporated areas outside the countyâ??s cities and towns â?? if anywhere at all.

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a 9:30 a.m. public hearing and may take action Tuesday on proposed Land Use Code amendments that impose new regulations on such businesses.

(more here) The Longmont Times-Call

What: The Boulder County commissioners are to hold a public hearing and may take action on proposed land-use rules that would restrict where medical marijuana businesses can locate in unincorporated parts of the county.
When: 9:30 a.m. Tuesday

Where: The Boulder County Courthouseâ??s third-floor hearing room, 1325 Pearl St., Boulder

I'll be there!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

a 2nd reading or some bs is going to be tomarrow in the springs too...

A good post from FTS about the different approaches taken by municipalities. I'll be interested to see what Boulder County comes up with.

Colorado: gone to pot | Face the State

Boulder Co. commissioners approve med-pot regulations - The Denver Post

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Originally Posted by copobo

Boulder Co. commissioners approve med-pot regulations - The Denver Post

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what happened to all the hippie voting power in Boulder...things are changing...and not for the better.

Good news for warehouse growers in the designated zoned areas in Boulder County, they lifted the 500ft restriction. They have zoned it for light industrial areas. They rejected agriculture but for businesses already operating in Ag zones will be grandfathered in. They also promised to revisit the issue in the future. And they put everything into effect immediately effective today, so that folks can meet these deadlines. Way to go Boulder County for not shooting yourself in the foot.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by GratefulMeds

Good news for warehouse growers in the designated zoned areas in Boulder County, they lifted the 500ft restriction. They have zoned it for light industrial areas. They rejected agriculture but for businesses already operating in Ag zones will be grandfathered in. They also promised to revisit the issue in the future. And they put everything into effect immediately effective today, so that folks can meet these deadlines. Way to go Boulder County for not shooting yourself in the foot.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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that still does'nt do anything for the other 99%="the rest of us".

me thinks that the ones that this works for will all but forget the fight as long as they can get theirs.....i think very few will stay the course.guess we will see come nov.

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Originally Posted by throatstick

that still doesn't do anything for the other 99%="the rest of us".

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It does allow residential grows for personal use and Caregivers to oprate as a home business in unincorporated Boulder County. I think they acted responsibly since every county surrounding Boulder County (Except Gilpin) has opted out completely.:thumbsup: