After the passing of Proposal One in last week’s election, the City of Port Huron has filed a complaint and motion for a temporary restraining order against the businesses that currently hold provisional licenses to operate marijuana facilities in the city.
The City claims the passing of Proposal One conflicts with decisions set in motion by passing of the original Proposal One in November 2020, and they are concerned they will face further lawsuits from marihuana businesses if the court doesn’t intervene now.
Judge Cynthia Lane is tasked with sorting out the legal ramifications of both proposals, and the bottom line for residents in the City of Port Huron: there will be no marihuana businesses in the city until this matter is settled in court.
Reporting for WGRT – Jessie Wiegand
