The Albert Lea City Council is prohibited from the first hemp seller

Quoting concerns about implementation and responsibility, Albert Lea City Council prevented the first cannabis clinic from the opening.

In a statement about WebsiteThe city said that the council will continue to “review the process of approving the registration of cannabis companies.”

At the meeting, some members of the Council expressed concern about the sale of cannabis at all.

This included council member Larry Baker. He said that the legislators who made cannabis legally in 2023 struggle to control politics from smaller societies.

He said, “We must have an opinion on what and how we want to do so. I have been tired of the control that has taken whether by the government or the federal government.” “We know what is better for us.”

But Jacob Schlester, who has become a retail smoking institution now as a question, has argued that it meets all the state’s requirements to open the clinic, including obtaining his license from the Masnisota hemp management office earlier this month.

Cities cannot prevent retailers who meet the requirements of the state, but they can restrict their location, for example.

Sildcher said he had taken concerns from community members and local officials about drug use seriously. The council told that he lost their friends who took an overdose and dose of the most powerful drug.

“When others here mention the excessive drugs and doses, and the negative surrounding it, trust me,” he said.

Since Schlichter has obtained a government license to sell hashish, the lawyer of the city of Albert Lea warned that the council’s decision may pay legal procedures as a result.

Hemp for retail for sale in 2023, and retail traders are expected to start in the opening this year.