Babylon leaders discuss zoning changes, laws for recreational cannabis sales
Leaders in the Town of Babylon laid the groundwork for cannabis sales at a meeting on Wednesday.
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Sep 21, 2022, 11:34 AM
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7h agoLeaders in the Town of Babylon laid the groundwork for cannabis sales at a meeting on Wednesday.
They discussed the zoning changes and other legislation that they say will be needed.
According to the plan, retail dispensaries will only be allowed to set up shop in industrial zones, meaning no marijuana sales will be allowed on any Main Streets or other commercial areas.
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