MIAMISBURG — Another city in the Miami Valley has banned the sale of adult-use marijuana.
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Miamisburg City Council unanimously voted to adopt an ordinance that immediately bans commercial cultivators, processors, and retail dispensaries within city limits, a city spokesperson confirmed.
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Several other cities have also banned adult-use marijuana sales, including Troy and Oakwood.
Miamisburg residents over the age of 21 are still allowed to grow marijuana at their primary homes.
As previously reported by News Center 7, Ohio law currently says adults can grow up to six cannabis plants per individual or up to 12 plants per household.
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However, the Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 56 in February, which aims to make changes to the current adult-use marijuana law.
If passed by the Ohio House of Representatives, the number of cannabis plants adults can grow in one household would drop from 12 to six.
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