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Nov 6, 2017 - ARTICLE 8 - Tom Nevers Bike Path/Ringer. ARTICLE 9. Authorizes Town acquisition of approximately 20% of th
RETAIL MARIJUANA MORATORIUM COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

TOWN OF NANTUCKET

ARTICLE 1

Defines “Recreational Marijuana Establishment” and places a moratorium on the use of land or structure for Recreational Marijuana Establishment related purposes until December 31, 2018.

Purpose of the moratorium:

- To provide the Town with time to undertake a planning process to address the potential impacts of recreational marijuana establishments in the Town; - To consider the state Cannabis Control Commission regulations that have not yet been adopted; - To consider additional zoning or other regulations that may be necessary at the 2018 Annual or a Special Town Meeting.

Guide to the

November 6, 2017 Special Town Meeting Warrant Articles

Monday, November 6

6:00 PM Nantucket High School Auditorium Town of Nantucket 16 Broad Street Nantucket, MA 02554 508 228-7255 www.nantucket-ma.gov

The timeline for statewide implementation of this new program does not align with our Town Meeting schedule, which is why the temporary moratorium is recommended. Board of Selectmen, Planning Board and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

DOES NOT IMPACT MEDICAL MARIJUANA OR PERSONAL USE

ARTICLE 2 Establishes the new use “Marijuana Establishment Recreational” as a use allowed through the issuance of a special permit by the Planning Board in the Commercial Neighborhood (CN) and Commercial Industrial (CI) zoning districts. Updates the existing definition of “Registered Marijuana Dispensary” by changing the name of the use to “Marijuana Treatment Center – Medical” and by altering the definition to match statutory changes. Board of Selectmen, Planning Board and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 3

Adopts a state law that allows for a 3% local sales tax on recreational marijuana. This 3% would be on top of the state sales tax.

ARTICLE 4 - Supplemental Appropriation: Fire Station ARTICLE 5 - Supplemental Appropriation: Airport Capital Project

ARTICLE 6 - Appropriation: Infrastructure Improvements (no action recommended)

ARTICLE 7 - Bylaw Amendment: District Improvement Financing/Lowell. (no action recommended)

ARTICLE 8 - Tom Nevers Bike Path/Ringer ARTICLE 9

Authorizes Town acquisition of approximately 20% of the NISDA Cottages property at corner of Washington and Francis Streets. Once purchased, the intersection would be widened similar to others in the area. Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 10

Authorizes the Town to transfer property at the terminus of Washington Street, known as “The Creeks” to the Land Bank. Transaction related to the land acquisition in Article 9 as well as an exchange of property between the Town and the Land Bank adjacent to the new Intermediate School. Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 11

Authorizes the Town to sell, convey, or otherwise dispose of three Madequecham parcels that are better suited for conveyance to abutting property owners or to the Land Bank for permanent open space preservation. Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee support this article.

TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 12 Authorizes the Town to acquire through gift, purchase, or eminent domain miscellaneous parcels and portions of certain paper roads. Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 13

Authorizes the Town to grant a utility easement to National Grid in order to provide adequate electrical service to the Sea Street Sewer Pump Station. Board of Selectmen and Finance Committee support this article. TWO-THIRD VOTE REQUIRED.

ARTICLE 14 - Real Estate Conveyance: Industrial

Land/Williams

ARTICLE 15 - Bylaw Amendments: Board of Sewer

Commissioners/Sewer District Map Change – Bartlett Farm Road and Hummock Pond Road/Hanley

ARTICLE 16 - Bylaw Amendments: Board of Sewer

Commissioners/Sewer District Map Change and Zoning Map Change: LUG-2 to R-40 – 1 Wherowhero Lane/Meredith

ARTICLE 17 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment: Technical Amendments – Statutory Changes

ARTICLE 18 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment: Technical Amendments-Definitions ARTICLE 19 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment: Technical Amendments-Miscellaneous

ARTICLE 20 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment: Multi-Family Development Options

ARTICLE 21 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment:

ARTICLE 25 - Zoning Map Change: LUG-2 to R-40 – 2

Commercial Storage Containers

Daffodil Lane/Murphy

ARTICLE 22 - Zoning Bylaw Amendment:

ARTICLE 26 - Home Rule Petition: Amending the Member-

Workforce Rental Community/Williams

ARTICLE 23 - Zoning Map Change:

LUG-2 to LUG-1 – 56 South Shore Road/Williams

ARTICLE 24 - Zoning Map and Town and Country Overlay District Change: 3-9 South Shore Road/Williams

Map in reference to Zoning Districts described in Article 2

ship of the Nantucket Planning & Economic Development Commission by Removing the Superintendent of the Department of Public Works

ARTICLE 27 - Acceptance of Massachusetts General Law:

Authority to Establish Regulatory 20 mph Safety Zones

CI

CN