Local governments authorized to prohibit the sale of cannabis products, local units of government authorized to prohibit the operation of cannabis businesses, adoption of interim ordinances authorized, and reimbursement of application fees required.

HF 752 allows Minnesota local governments (cities and counties) to prohibit the sale of cannabis products or operation of cannabis businesses within their jurisdictions, including restrictions within 1,000 feet of schools or 500 feet of daycares/residential facilities. It requires local governments to reimburse cannabis businesses for application fees if they fail to certify compliance with local zoning within 30 days of receiving an application. The bill also permits temporary "interim ordinances" during planning processes and sets a minimum of one cannabis business per 12,500 residents in counties with existing licenses. This directly affects cannabis businesses seeking licenses and local governments managing land use policies under Minnesota’s state-legal cannabis framework.