South River to allow licensed marijuana facilities, but won’t let retail stores sell it
South River will allow licensed facilities to grow and process marijuana wholesale but will not permit retail pot stores to open.
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Aug 17, 2021, 9:59 AM
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Updated 983 days ago
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232ds agoSouth River will allow licensed facilities to grow and process marijuana wholesale but will not permit retail pot
stores to open.
The Borough Council earlier this month approved two ordinances allowing certain
licensed marijuana facilities to operate in nonresidential areas in the
borough.
Under state law, if towns
don't adopt a marijuana zoning ordinance by Sunday, businesses would be allowed
to operate in there for five years.
But a municipality can reverse its decision at any time.
