1. Collaborative Learning: A Policy Library of Retail Marijuana Regulations Erin Flynn, Retail Marijuana Education Program

2. Library Creation and Purpose

3. Purpose Retail marijuana law levels: State County Municipality Policy questions Intent for the library map

4. Creation Needs assessment Discussions with county and municipality networks Identified common questions Research and examined all County government regulations Utilized Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Adult Data Created a County level map Acknowledge: Adam Anderson, GIS Analyst, Center for Health and Environmental Data

5. Routt County Caveat Map is in DRAFT form County may be in Moratorium but allow retail marijuana sales in municipalities. County is in moratorium until January 2016. Marijuana establishments are allowed in Steamboat Springs.

6. Map Information 1.Medical Marijuana establishments: Data from the Medical Marijuana Registry 2.Retail Marijuana establishment 3.County Population: 2009-2013 4.Population age 18 and over: 2009-2013 5.Education: Percentage of the county with no High School degree and over 25 years old, 2009- 2013 American Community Survey (ACS) data collection done between the 10 year Census

7. County Level Information Medical Sales Permitted Retail Sales Permitted Demographics Notes Additional Information o Licensing information o Zoning information o Medical marijuana licensing regulations

8. CDPHE Medical and Retail Marijuana in Colorado http://www.coephtmaps.dphe.state.co.us/cdphe_maps/cdphe_m arijuana_policiesregs/

9. Policies to Further Restrict Youth Use Hours of sale o La Plata County: Retail marijuana establishment sales restricted to 8:00am-8:00pm. Limit the density of stores Licenses for retail marijuana establishments are necessary for both the state and local jurisdictional levels o Adams county is allowing a maximum of 10 retail store licenses o State did not place a cap on production

10. Policies to Further Restrict Youth Use Zoning o San Miguel County: Marijuana Establishments must:  Be at least ½ mile from schools, child care facilities, drug or alcohol rehabilitation centers and designated residential areas.  Minimum lot area is 5 acres  Demonstrate adequate water supply for the proposed use

11. Tips Counties have FAQs for future retail marijuana establishments and users/tourists Stress the importance of the Clean Indoor Air Act Cannot smoke on Ski resorts Smoke-free policies Gunnison and Eagle County Examples

12. Future Create a robust tool for shared learning and data collection Create a map that includes all marijuana regulations Changing marijuana legislation Our program needs your help

13. Resources 1.Adam Anderson, Center for Health and Environmental Data and Erin Flynn, Retail Marijuana Education Program (2015) CDPHE Medical and Retail Marijuana in Colorado: Status by County, September 2015. Retrieved from: http://www.coephtmaps.dphe.state.co.us/cdphe_maps/cdphe_marijuana_policiesregs/ http://www.coephtmaps.dphe.state.co.us/cdphe_maps/cdphe_marijuana_policiesregs/ 2.Ali Maffey, Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment and Heather Harmon, Boulder County Public Health Dept. (2014) Effective Policies & Programs to Restrict Youth Access & Exposure to Drugs/Alcohol: Applications for Marijuana. Retrieved from: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LsVfodSKeHo1HBUuqIf7iDH8rSHuBRIfM6izaV0z160 /edit?usp=sharing https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LsVfodSKeHo1HBUuqIf7iDH8rSHuBRIfM6izaV0z160 /edit?usp=sharing 3.Eagle County (2014)Colorado Use of Marijuana Fact Sheet. Retrieved from: http://www.eaglecounty.us/Planning/Documents/Marijuana_QandA/ http://www.eaglecounty.us/Planning/Documents/Marijuana_QandA/ 4.Gunnison County. Frequently Asked Questions for Licensing and Land Use Approvals for a Marijuana Facility in Gunnison County. Retrieved from: http://www.gunnisoncounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/3241 http://www.gunnisoncounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/3241

14. Thank you! Questions? Erin Flynn, Retail Marijuana Education Program Erin.flynn@state.co.us