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Mesa City Council faces decision on marijuana dispensary [UPDATED]

The rezoning would change the designation of mostly vacant land at 6350 E. Main St. from limited commercial to limited industrial./Google
The rezoning would change the designation of mostly vacant land at 6350 E. Main St. from limited commercial to limited industrial./Google

By Gary Nelson, The Republic | azcentral.com

The Mesa City Council on Monday, May 5, faces one of its weightiest agendas in recent months, headlined by controversy over a proposed medical-marijuana dispensary on East Main Street.

The idea is so controversial that several people showed up to protest the mere introduction of the rezoning ordinance last month — normally a routine step even for contentious issues.

The rezoning would change the designation of mostly vacant land at 6350 E. Main St. from limited commercial to limited industrial.

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UPDATE: Council rejects dispensary

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