LANSING — From Thursday until Dec. 15, Lansing officials will accept applications for medical marijuana dispensaries, also known as provisioning centers.
The decision start of the 30-day window for applications comes about a week after City Clerk Chris Swope determined that petitions filed by Let Lansing Vote, a group that wants to put the new marijuana ordinance to a 2018 referendum vote, was short by 26 valid signatures.
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Applications in the first round have to be received by 5 p.m. Dec. 15 in the city clerk's office. The office will accept cash, check, money order and credit card to pay for applications.
