The Slaughter Beach Town Council is preparing to ban legal marijuana operations in the town, despite not initially planning to address the issue. Vice Mayor Bob Wood stated that the town, with only three commercial properties all occupied, is not suitable for such businesses, especially considering its proximity to Milford, where recreational marijuana sales have already been banned. The council has decided to create an ordinance prohibiting recreational marijuana sales and distribution, with the town attorney currently working on drafting it. The ordinance, expected to be brought to council next month, will not impact medical marijuana or personal home use, but will focus on preventing the establishment of distribution and growing facilities. With concerns about the location of the only potential retail marijuana sales property next to the town’s playground, the council is taking proactive steps to prevent such businesses from operating in Slaughter Beach.Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to stay informed and involved as the council works to implement the ordinance and ensure the town remains free from recreational marijuana operations.
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