Cannabis Regulations in Martin County, FL (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Martin County, Florida.
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Dispensary Zoning
Martin County allows medical marijuana treatment center (MMTC) dispensing facilities as a permitted use in any zoning district that also permits pharmacies, including the HB-1 Limited Business District. Land Development Regulations Sec. 3.77.1.2 requires each dispensing facility to sit at least 500 feet from any public or private school, measured by licensed survey. The county has not opted out of allowing MMTCs.
Martin County Marijuana Dispensary Zoning Rules
Some RestrictionsMartin County LDR § 3.77.1.2.a-b
Medical marijuana treatment center (MMTC) dispensing facility: a. A medical marijuana dispensing facility shall be allowed in any zoning district that permits pharmacies. b. A medical marijuana dispensing facility shall be located no closer than 500 feet from any public or private school. The distance between school property and licensed premises shall be measured on a straight line connecting ...
Buffer Zones
LDR Section 3.77.1 lets a medical marijuana treatment center dispensing facility locate in any zoning district that permits pharmacies, but bars it from opening within 500 feet of any public or private school. The distance is measured straight-line between the nearest school property line and the nearest point of the dispensary building.
Martin County Marijuana Dispensary School Buffer
Some RestrictionsMartin County LDR § 3.77.1.2 (Limited retail sales and services, MMTC dispensing facility)
2.Medical marijuana treatment center (MMTC) dispensing facility:a.A medical marijuana dispensing facility shall be allowed in any zoning district that permits pharmacies.b.A medical marijuana dispensing facility shall be located no closer than 500 feet from any public or private school. The distance between school property and licensed premises shall be measured on a straight line connecting th...
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