A proposal to significantly expand marijuana retail locations in Muskegon has been rejected by planning commissioners who left open the possibility of future expansion.
City staff proposed five new “overlay districts” to be included in the city’s ordinance allowing for various marijuana-related businesses. The districts specified 16 properties for various uses, mostly retail.
But following a public hearing on Thursday, Aug. 20, commissioners voted 6-2 to reject the plan.
To find out why, click on https://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/2020/08/marijuana-retail-expansion-rejected-by-muskegon-planning-commission.html