Cannabis Retail Zoning Rules

At a glance

  • What: O-26-39 (Grout, by request) would have amended the Integrated Development Ordinance to revise regulations for cannabis and nicotine retail uses in Table 4-2-1 (Allowable Uses) and Section 14-16-4-3.
  • Rules suspended (August 3, 2026): Vice-President Champine moved to extend the meeting to 12:00 a.m.; carried 7-2 (against: Baca, Rogers).
  • Amendment No. 1: Moved by Grout; failed 4-5. For: Baca, Bassan, Grout, Rogers. Against: Champine, Fiebelkorn, Lewis, Peña, Telles.
  • Decision: Passage, moved by Grout, failed 3-6. For: Baca, Bassan, Grout. Against: Champine, Fiebelkorn, Lewis, Peña, Rogers, Telles.
  • Related: The same meeting heard a presentation on cannabis and gross receipts tax from the City Economist (see Gross receipts tax and hold harmless phase-out).
  • Gap: The action summary records motions and votes only; the content of Amendment No. 1 and the debate are not in the record collected here.

Sources

Log

2026-08-03 - City Council

Meeting extended to midnight (7-2); Amendment No. 1 failed 4-5; passage failed 3-6.

2026-06-10 - Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee

Grout's Amendment No. 1 carried 5-0. His motion to send the bill to Council without recommendation failed 2-3 (for: Bassan, Grout). Fiebelkorn's motion to send it with a recommendation of Do Not Pass, as amended, carried 4-1 (against: Grout).

2026-06-01 - President

O-26-39 introduced (Grout, by request) and referred to the Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee.