DOVER, DE- The future of the marijuana industry in Dover will be decided Monday night as the city council holds its final vote on ordinances that could shape the industry within city limits.
After months of debate, the proposals include a 750-foot distancing requirement for cultivation, testing, and manufacturing sites, and a 500-foot buffer for retail locations.
On October 15, the Committee of the Whole moved the ordinances forward, incorporating new proposed restrictions. If approved, the regulations would mandate that buildings be located at least 750 feet from residential zones, K-12 schools, hospitals, colleges or universities, daycare centers, or licensed substance abuse treatment facilities…