Minutes · Aug 2, 2023
August 2, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes
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Show all pagesNO PROFESSIONAL QUESTIONS PUBLIC QUESTION Natasha C at 366 Northfield Avenue asked how the town is considering or intending to address concerns related to public safety. Chairman Bagoff said those questions will be referred to the town council at any one of their public meetings or speak to your local representative from the town council. He also includes there's no way to have people not coming to get into any of these cannabis stores. The consumer must show some form of, legal identification that is scanned in for accuracy and they must be of age; that's to get right through the door. Nobody can accompany you that does not have legal identification and are of age. That is according to the ordinance and law. Secondly you must show that identification, yet again, to purchase something and there's no consumption of anything that's purchased on site. Mr. Phillip at Linden Avenue asked what the board will do if in fact our children wound up becoming subject to the wills of the people who sell cannabis. Chairman Bagoff said no child will be allow to any of the cannabis entities and there will no cannabis usage on site. Marie at 21 Maple Street asked what is the age requirement for you to purchase. Council president Williams said that they need to be 21 years of age to enter a cannabis entity. Natasha at Northfield Avenue asked what the master plan is. Mr. Grygiel said that the state legislature has allowed towns to enact their own ordinances dealing with land use and development. However, you must have a master plan, which is a policy document adopted by the planning board, that outlines what uses are permitted in a town, the different types of uses in a certain zone. It also deals with things such as the size of properties, the height of buildings as well as other topics, but essentially, so it's clear, it's a document that if a town wants to regulate development it must be adopted by this board who then makes recommendations to the Township council to create ordinances. It's something that must be also updated at least once every 10 years. Christine Bosco asked what if the cannabis entities would like to have a smoking facility. Chairman Bagoff said that the state law does not permit it and in fact, you cannot smoke and or use any cannabis product purchased on the property. He said that the Township has an ordinance that you can't smoke in public or use
e state law does not permit it and in fact, you cannot smoke and or use any cannabis product purchased on the property. He said that the Township has an ordinance that you can't smoke in public or use cannabis in public spaces. PUBLIC COMMENT* e The Board recommend that the council have consistency. e The board recommends that the council looks at the overlay map. e They board also recommends that the council looked at the two methods of calculating number of parking spots. Motion: Chairman Bagoff Second: Mr. Klein Alper: Y Morgan: _ Bagoff: ¥ Smeraldo: _
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