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As a result of this modification to the location and compatibility criteria, only one <br />additional medical marijuana business, not two as previously presented, will be allowed <br />within the City of Louisville. The two existing facilities would be grandfathered and <br />permitted to continue in the current locations. The following graphic illustrates the areas <br />of the City eligible for a medical marijuana business under the proposed regulations. <br />�� tisf g <br />looporie �l III r i <br />S <br />` II r{ <br />emlwnee <br />um <br />WICK <br />65 a <br />Planning Commission <br />Staff Report <br />February 10, 2011 <br />Darr of LDU!SV LL <br />G I S <br />DEPARTMENT <br />Medical Marijuana <br />Setback <br />Commercial Business Districts <br />Outside 1320' Buffer <br />1).011,11 kx. Mom, IH,Inguil <br />During the January 13 public hearing, Planning Commission also inquired about the <br />possibility of creating a restrictive buffer around residential areas within the City. In <br />reviewing the locations of the eligible Commercial Business (C -B) Zoned Districts <br />throughout the City, staff has concluded any buffer around residential areas would <br />effectively eliminate the possibility of medical marijuana operations in the City and would <br />be in conflict with City Council's November 16, 2010 direction not to outlaw medical <br />marijuana businesses, but to regulate them. <br />As a result, the following section of the Title 17 Ordinance presented at the January 13, <br />2011 Public Hearing regarding medical marijuana has been revised, changes are <br />highlighted in bold and underlined text: <br />Section 5. Chapter 17.16 of the Louisville Municipal Code is hereby amended by the <br />addition of a new Section 17.16.235, to read as follows: <br />2 <br />