Planning Commission recommends approval of dispensary in former Payless Shoe Source building

An application for a new medical marijuana dispensary at the old Payless Shoe store at 321 South Main Street was heard at Tuesday evening’s Planning Commission meeting. 

During her staff report, Urban Development Director Nikki Howard reported that a few entities voiced their complaints in writing about the proposed operation, however, none appeared to speak at the meeting. 


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Elizabeth Thompson is the News Editor for Sapulpa Times.

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