BOCC Public Hearing – Energy Impact Offset Fund and Marijuana Regulations Amendments
Community Planning and Permitting Department: Energy Impact Offset Fund (EIOF) and Marijuana Regulations Amendments; Consideration of sunsetting the Energy Impact Offset Fund, which requires cultivators to pay quarterly fees based on energy consumption, and consideration of amendments to the County’s marijuana regulations to reflect the proposed EIOF sunset, extend marijuana license terms from one year to two years, increase licensing fees, and remove the Treasurer and Assessor from the referral process. View the Marijuana Licensing page for more information. Written comments can be emailed to rflax@bouldercounty.gov.
Staff Contacts: Ron Flax, Kathy Gissel, Brendan McGuinness, Susie Strife, Zachary Swank, Ambra Sutherlin
Action requested: Decision
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