The council’s decision to support and approve a cannabis delivery service license application was a significant focal point of the meeting. The service would dispatch drivers to various dispensaries to fulfill orders placed through an app. The council assured that the delivery service has a detailed process to verify the identities and ages of customers. The service would use debit cards for transactions, as credit cards are not federally regulated for such purchases. The council members voted unanimously to support the application, emphasizing that the service would enhance accessibility and convenience for residents.

In another notable decision, the council authorized the township’s acquisition of real property from Outfront Media LLC. This was formalized through the adoption of Ordinance 2024-16, which allows the township to acquire the property as a gift. This acquisition was further supported by Resolution 2024-208, which established an access agreement between the township and Outfront Media LLC related to the donated property. The council members expressed optimism that this acquisition would benefit the community, though specific details on the intended use of the property were not disclosed during the meeting.

Additionally, the council touched upon the status of a previously approved retail cannabis dispensary, known as the Story Dispensary. The establishment is still awaiting state confirmation of its annual license and a certificate of occupancy before it can commence operations. The council noted that the timeline for these approvals remains uncertain, as it depends on the actions of the Cannabis Regulatory Commission.