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Curaleaf Chapter 12 Development Code Amendment

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Planning Commission gave this a positive recommendation to City Council. City Council will vote on this item at the May 11, 2021 meeting. 

Curaleaf requests review and recommendation of the Curaleaf Chapter 12 Development Code Amendment, amending the regulations specific to medical pharmacies with distribution of cannabis to allow drive-thru facilities. This amendment would remove the regulation that does not allow drive-thru facilities. This amendment would be consistent with Utah State Code, which does allow drive-thru facilities for these types of uses.

Curaleaf requests review and recommendation of the Curaleaf Chapter 12 Development Code Amendment, amending the regulations specific to medical pharmacies with distribution of cannabis to allow drive-thru facilities. This amendment would remove the regulation that does not allow drive-thru facilities. This amendment would be consistent with Utah State Code, which does allow drive-thru facilities for these types of uses.

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Planning Commission gave this a positive recommendation to City Council. City Council will vote on this item at the May 11, 2021 meeting. 

CLOSED: Public Comment for this item has ended.