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November 25, 2015 1 Volume 9 1 Issue 22 Zoning Bulletin <br />Zoning News from Around the <br />Nation <br />HAWAII <br />"Hawaii County officials are considering legislation regarding transient <br />vacation rentals." The Hawaii County Council is "considering a resolution <br />in support of local control" over such rentals. The resolution would <br />distinguish single-family residential use from single-family vacation rental <br />use and would allow counties to use their zoning authority to phase out <br />"nonconforming" rentals. <br />Source: Skiff; http://skift.com <br />MARYLAND <br />Seven years in the making, Baltimore City Council members are work- <br />ing on "the final details of a long-awaited update to Baltimore's antiquated <br />zoning code." Public hearings were scheduled for several dates in October <br />on the new zoning ordinance, known as "Transfoinu Baltimore." <br />Source: Baltimore Business Journal; www.bizjournals.com <br />MICHIGAN <br />Detroit is considering legislation related to medical marijuana <br />dispensaries. The zoning portion of the proposed ordinance "would allow <br />special places known as Medical Marihuana Caregiver Centers to exist as a <br />conditional land use" in designated zoning districts. It would also "restrict <br />signage and require it to be removed after property is abandoned," and <br />would require "significant buffer zones" between marihuana caregiver <br />centers and schools, parks, religious institutions, and other marihuana <br />caregiver centers. <br />Source: The Weed Blog; www.theweedblog.com <br />12 © 2015 Thomson Reuters <br />
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