Lane County, OR Cannabis Regulations: Dispensary Zoning (2026)

420(2) sets the countywide framework: marijuana production, processing, wholesale distribution, retail sales, testing laboratory and research uses are allowed "either out right or through a discretionary Special Use Permit process within the zones as summarized in Table 1" of that section, and are also bound by the underlying base zone's own standards. 420 conflicts with another Lane Code provision, the more restrictive standard wins. Subsection (2)(b) flatly bars every one of those uses as a Home Occupation in any zone, and (2)(c) blocks three specific EFU uses on land zoned exclusive farm use: a new dwelling built to go with a marijuana crop, a farm stand tied to a marijuana crop, and a commercial activity carried on in conjunction with one.

025-55 draws a hard line around the county's coastal zoning chapter: every one of the six marijuana use types is "prohibited in all zoning districts of Lane Code Chapter 10," the chapter that governs the Florence-area coastal shorelands and related coastal combining zones. That means a use permitted by right in a rural residential or forest zone under Chapter 16 can be categorically off-limits a few miles away once the property falls under a Chapter 10 coastal district. 040 before OLCC will license the site.