Mansfield City Council in June opened the way for potential recreational cannabis dispensaries. It's expected Tuesday to consider repealing a ban against medical marijuana, as well.
Local lawmakers are scheduled to vote on two pieces of legislation that would undo what City Council approved seven years ago — a ban on medical marijuana cultivation, processing and retail distribution within city limits.
The first would repeal Chapter 769 of the city's codified ordinances, which council approved in 1997 after the state allowed medical marijuana to be sold in Ohio. The second will repeal Section 1167.15 that specified the ban was in effect in all zoning districts in the city.
During its most recent meeting on June 19, City Council voted 5-3 to allow recreational dispensary businesses to seek a state license to operate in the city.
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