Lebanon city leaders concerned about public safety and mental health are ready to say no to psilocybin again.
Voters passed a two-year moratorium on allowing psilocybin businesses in Lebanon with 61% in favor in November 2022.
City Council members discussed its future options during a work session Wednesday, Oct. 11. If they do nothing, the state framework for psilocybin manufacturing and services takes effect in November 2024.
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The council also has the option, through voter referral, to ban manufacturing facilities, service facilities, or both. Alternatively, officials could determine time, place and manner regulations through a city ordinance.
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