NJ legal weed: North Jersey towns are revisiting bans on dispensaries
Dispensaries could lead to panhandling, odors and worse, and the city wanted no part. "The council wanted everyone to know this is a hard stance" against the sale of marijuana, City Attorney Chris Ditkas said at the time. But Garfield has changed its tune. Councilman Joseph Delaney said council members felt it was important to consider, because the tax incentives would benefit the city. "If it is something we can do, we’d like it,” he said. Garfield is far from the only municipality taking a second look at marijuana sales. Upper Saddle River, North Haledon, Chatham Township, Oa...
Source: njherald.com