Commerce City extends ban on recreational pot businesses to Sept. 2015

Commerce City extends ban on recreational pot businesses to 2015

Commerce City leaders voted unanimously Monday to extend the city’s moratorium on recreational marijuana businesses for another year. The city’s current moratorium, which began in March 2013, is set to expire on Sept. 25.

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Commerce City medical marijuana application clears hurdle

Northglenn will not be the only city in Adams County with any kind of marijuana store for long. The Commerce City City Council approved a conditional-use permit, submitted by iVita Wellness, for its first medical marijuana facility.

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Homeless getting help thanks to this Colorado city’s local pot taxes

The Denver suburb of Aurora is using recreational marijuana sales tax revenue to help the homeless. The Aurora Sentinel reported Tuesday that among the projects receiving money is the Colfax Community Network, which educates low-income families in motels and apartments along the Colfax corridor about community services.

Adams City High pot offenders try new treatment program created by CU

Adams City H.S. pot offenders try new treatment program created by CU

A handful of high school students in Commerce City identified as high-risk marijuana users can avoid traditional punishment by enrolling in a pilot, school-based treatment program created by substance abuse researchers from the University of Colorado School of Medicine.

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What is Adams County doing with its half million in pot taxes?

Adams County’s voter-sanctioned special tax on recreational marijuana sales, which went into effect last summer, was no easy thing. Three cities — Northglenn, Aurora and Commerce City — sued the county, claiming that it didn’t have the authority under state law to levy a tax on a single product.

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Colorado Supreme Court won’t hear appeal in fight over doubled-up pot taxes

The Colorado Supreme Court this week declined to hear an appeal by Adams County over the validity of its recreational marijuana tax in three of its cities, raising questions about the fate of the nearly $2 million the county has brought in over the last two years from the levy.