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Sutherlin Voters to Decide on Marijuana Ban Repeal and 3% Sales Tax

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What happened

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Voters in Sutherlin will decide on two measures on November 3rd. Measure 10-217 seeks to repeal the city's ten-year ban on marijuana dispensaries. If that measure passes, Measure 10-218 would authorize a 3% local sales tax on marijuana sold in those stores.

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Why it matters

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The vote could change local business regulations by allowing dispensaries to operate within city limits. Furthermore, the approval of Measure 10-218 would introduce a 3% local tax on marijuana sales, which is the maximum allowed by the state.

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Who's involved

  • SutherlinCity where voters will determine the status of marijuana dispensaries
  • RoseburgCity mentioned in the context of managing state recreational marijuana sales

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SutherlinSpeculative

    The city might see changes in revenue due to the potential approval of a 3% local sales tax on marijuana.

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