marijuana consumption
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Four years after legalization, Denver officials say more data needed to assess marijuana’s impact
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According to a recent federal study, marijuana use among Colorado teenagers has fallen considerably in the past two years – to its lowest rate in nearly a decade. But high school principals in parts of Denver with high concentrations of pot businesses say the opposite is true, and an organization that works with homeless youth…
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Denver ballot measures head toward finish line
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It may be possible to consume marijuana in certain approved locations in Denver in the near future, after voters seem to have given Initiative 300 their approval in the latest Nov. 8 general election results provided by the Denver Elections Division. The initiative would call for a cannabis consumption pilot project in Denver, where certain private establishments…
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? Billboard touts Denver pot consumption initiative
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Backers of Initiated Ordinance 300 (I-300), a City and County of Denver measure on the Nov. 8 general election ballot that would allow marijuana consumption in some private establishments, unveiled a billboard Monday to promote voter approval of the measure. The billboard, located at 489 Lincoln St., reads “Now that adult use is legal… Permit it in some…
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Pot ballot measure may tear the lid off most Denver regulations
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If Denver voters approve a ballot measure to allow neighborhood marijuana consumption areas, city and county officials may not be able to deny a permit, add conditions or hold hearings, according to an analysis from the city attorney’s office. Assistant City Attorney David Broadwell presented the analysis of Initiated Ordinance 300 to the City Council’s…
