Lynnwood council to refine cannabis ordinance, revisit residency requirements

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Lynnwood City Council is set to refine its cannabis ordinance and revisit residency requirements amid financial challenges. With a pressing need for increased tax revenue from cannabis sales, local officials recognize the importance of aligning with neighboring municipalities. Discussions have yet to involve consultations with other Snohomish County cities regarding their cannabis tax revenues. Residents have voiced concerns that the council's motivations are primarily financial rather than community-focused. The council intends to ensure that any ordinance changes reflect regional practices and support local businesses.

This potential shift could impact how cannabis businesses operate within the city. Furthermore, the council's decisions may set precedents for other local governments facing similar financial pressures. The outcomes of these discussions will be closely monitored by both residents and business owners.

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