Topic: Colorado municipal regulations

Boulder taking a more 420-friendly approach to regulating pot industry

• Boulder’s strict local rules for pot businesses up for City Council review
• Embattled Colorado grow facility unveils new plan to fix pot-smell issue
• Ask The Cannabist: Can a tenant grow 100 pot plants in a rental home?
• Aurora expects pot revenue to double in 2016; funds set for special projects
• Denver plans symposium to share how city wrangled pot regulations
• Boulder City Council member wants to scrap ‘out of step’ pot regulations
• Mountain town Hayden opens door for commercial pot growing
• Adams County approves 6 out of 10 marijuana lottery applications
• Colorado town’s approval of pot sales facing pushback, petition effort
• Durango officials won’t pursue additional local pot tax
• Jeffco to allow marijuana testing labs, but ban remains on sales, grows
• Update: Vail ban on pot stores, grows gets prelim OK
• Analyst: Poll shows that ‘voter passion is opposed to’ social pot consumption
• Pot club in Englewood highlights public consumption conundrum
• Poll: Denver voters favor limited pot use in bars
• Aurora considers tighter limit on pot plants for home growers
• Denver petition drive underway for marijuana use in bars, other venues
• Controversial Adams County pot sales tax in effect starting July 1
• Activists revise ballot initiative on more pot-use options in Denver
• Weed welcome: Western Colorado town lifts ban on cannabis businesses
• New proposal: Allow more places for pot use in Denver
• That marijuana smell: Officials eye grows in Colorado mountain town
• More pot for downtown Glenwood Springs: Retail plans under scrutiny
• Pueblo pot shops: Voters will decide whether to allow retail sales in Nov.

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