(BRONSON) – Bronson’s Planning Commission has said No to allowing recreational marijuana businesses to operate in the City.
Monday night, the Planning Commission held a public hearing to discuss the possibility of having recreational marijuana businesses operate in the city. One of the questions asked by a member of the audience was how much money would it bring it. Planning Commission Chairman and City Council member William Earl shares some information with those in attendance. LINKC.
In addition there are State tax revenues that would come back to the community.
Several audience members voiced their concern over having these types of businesses in Bronson. Kim Irwin, a Pastor at Bethel Gilead Church, shared her thoughts on the matter. LINKD.
After hearing from the audience, the Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend to the Bronson City Council to not allow for these types of businesses to operate in the City.
(10-24-2024) Unemployment Down Around NE Indiana In September
(10-23-2024) Angola Closing Part Of Williams Street On Monday
(10-23-2024) LaGrange Co. Commission Working With Property Owner
(10-22-2024) Indiana Unemployment Goes Up In September
(10-22-2024) Bronson Planning Commission Says No To Recreational Marijuana
(10-21-2024) Attached Garage Destroyed In Friday Fire
(10-21-2024) Quincy Man Sentenced On CSC Charge
(10-19-2024) Alcohol And Speed Believed To Be Factors In Crash
(10-19-2024) Cause For Quincy Student Illness Still Unknown
(10-18-2024) LaGrange Council Approves Budget Will Give Funds To Stellar Projects
(10-18-2024) Connect With The Candidates Forum In Kendallville
(10-16-2024) Warsaw Man Arrested Following Multi-State Investigation
(10-14-2024) Welfare Check In Goshen Becomes Homicide Investigation
(10-14-2024) Sturgis Woman Injured In Two Vehicle Crash
(10-12-2024) Second Suspect In 1975 Murder Sentenced
(10-12-2024) Semi Driver Dies In Multiple Vehicle Toll Road Crash
(10-12-2024) City Of Bronson Holding Public Hearing On Recreational Marijuana
(10-11-2024) Angola Mayor Announces Departure of Fire Chief Doug Call
(10-10-2024) Suspect Found Guilty In 1975 Murder
(10-10-2024) Temporary I-69 Entrance Ramp Closure In Steuben County