Seven Point's cannabis lounge proposal rejected by city council

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Seven Point's proposal to open a cannabis consumption lounge was rejected by the City Council, which voted 7-5 against changing an ordinance that currently prohibits on-site consumption at dispensaries. The vote fell one vote short of the required eight. Alderman Jon Cooper's motion to delay the vote until March 4 failed, as concerns were raised about the absence of two council members. Public comments included support from Seven Point employees and opposition from community members citing safety and health concerns. Following the failed vote, Seven Point's CEO announced plans to apply for a liquor license, stating they would sell both alcohol and cannabis. The council's decision means the proposed consumption lounge will not open as planned.


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