Judge sides with Spanaway marijuana shop on ‘scenic’ highway buffer
Judge sides with Spanaway marijuana shop on ‘scenic’ highway buffer
JUNE 28, 2016 | BRYNN GRIMLEY
Is a ban on marijuana businesses along a stretch of Mountain Highway evidence of impermissible bias among members of the Pierce County Council?
Pierce County Superior Court Judge Katherine M. Stolz raised the question Tuesday before granting a temporary injunction to the owners of a marijuana retail store affected by the ban.
Owners of The Gallery requested the injunction as part of a lawsuit they filed in January against Pierce County.
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