Delaware HB271 amends marijuana establishment spacing requirements to focus on retail outlets.
Delaware HB271 amends Title 4 of the Delaware Code to adjust spacing requirements for marijuana establishments. The bill modifies the distance between retail marijuana establishments, setting a 1200-foot limit in incorporated cities or towns and a 1-mile limit in unincorporated or rural areas. It aims to clarify the scope of the spacing requirement, reducing unnecessary development costs and aligning the statute with its original intent. The changes focus on retail outlets while exempting non-retail operations like cultivation, manufacturing, or testing.
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