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Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?

	Response Percent	Response Count
Continue to allow a maximum of four stores, regardless if they offer medical or retail marijuana.	20.9%	47
Since retail is being considered, more marijuana stores should be allowed to operate in Littleton.	45.3%	102
City Council should reduce the maximum number of allowable marijuana stores in Littleton to a number less than four, regardless if they offer medical or retail.	1.3%	3
I do not support allowing retail marijuana operations in Littleton.	32.4%	73

Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?

		Response Percent	Response Count
Yes, they should be required to find a new location that meets distance buffers.		55.6%	125
No, they should be allowed to operate where they have been operating.		44.4%	100

donny panetta inside 3

May 8, 2016, 7:28 PM

Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?
- Continue to allow a maximum of four stores, regardless if they offer medical or retail marijuana.
Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?
- Yes, they should be required to find a new location that meets distance buffers.

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Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?

Continue to allow a maximum of four stores, regardless if they offer medical or retail marijuana.

Since retail is being considered, more marijuana stores should be allowed to operate in Littleton.

City Council should reduce the maximum number of allowable marijuana stores in Littleton to a number less than four, regardless if they offer medical or retail.

I do not support allowing retail marijuana operations in Littleton.

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Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?

Yes, they should be required to find a new location that meets distance buffers.

No, they should be allowed to operate where they have been operating.

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Littleton City Council will soon be considering an ordinance to allow retail marijuana stores to operate within the city and would like public input on the topic.

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Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?

Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?

Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?

Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?

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Should the city continue to allow a maximum of four marijuana stores to operate in Littleton, regardless if they offer medical or retail, or should council considering increasing or decreasing the number of stores if they approve retail marijuana?

Medical marijuana stores are now subject to distance limits from parks, schools, and daycares. Two of the stores were operating prior to the distance limits and are "grandfathered" as non-conforming. If they want to sell retail, should the non-conforming stores comply with distance buffers?