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Portland proposes ordinance to allow drive-thru and walk-up cannabis windows

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What happened

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Keith Wilson proposed a new ordinance in Portland to modify cannabis regulations. Currently, Portland city code prohibits marijuana retailers from using drive-thru and walk-up windows. The proposed ordinance would allow cannabis shops to utilize these windows, provided they are already part of the building and comply with checks like video recording and ID verification.

From kptv.com

Why it matters

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The proposed changes aim to modernize regulations, a shift noted by Elle Lune of Green Goddess Remedies Dispensary. Allowing drive-thrus and walk-ups could increase accessibility for the community.

From kptv.com

Who's involved

  • Keith WilsonProposed the ordinance to change cannabis rules in Portland.
  • PortlandThe city where the regulatory changes are being considered.
  • city councilThe legislative body that would govern the ordinance.

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