City of Pacifica/City Hall Listens,"Welcome to Pacifica's online forum for civic engagement! City officials will read your input and incorporate into their decision process."
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But, dark green = enthusiasm,
light green = not so much. |
"Topic.
Commercial Marijuana Businesses in Pacifica. "To what extent, if any should the City of Pacifica allow commercial marijuana business to operate in Pacifica? ... The deadline for participation is 12:00 AM on March 1, 2017."
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Then again, dreaming these leaves?
Medical diagnosis may be fried brain. |
Introduction. The Pacifica City Council will soon
undertake deciding what commercial marijuana businesses, if any, should
be allow to operate in Pacifica. Please take a moment to tell us what you think about marijuana businesses operating in Pacifica.
You
may complete the survey as an anonymous participant, however, anonymous
responses cannot be viewed online by the public. All responses can be
viewed by City staff and will be shared with the City Council publicly
when the topic comes back on a future meeting agenda.
Background. In
2015, the State Legislature adopted the Medical Cannabis Regulation and
Safety Act (MCRSA), regulating medical marijuana businesses. In
November 2016, voters approved Proposition 64, the Adult Use of
Marijuana Act (AUMA), allowing for recreational possession and use of
marijuana. Under AUMA, a variety of non-medical marijuana businesses can
operate subject to local ordinances.
Thank you for taking a few moments to share your input." Current graphed survey responses, here.
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Related, City newspaper article. Pacifica Tribune/Jane Northrop, Staff Writer, 2/3/17, "City Council takes steps toward regulating marijuana businesses." .... "After hearing from numerous medical marijuana patients who don’t want
to see their collective on Palmetto Avenue cease to exist in Pacifica,
City Council last Monday answered the first of seven questions designed
to mold the direction it wants to take in the future in the affirmative. ....The
council members said they were interested in allowing Pacifica to gain
the additional tax revenue that would come from marijuana sales. The
city attorney said any new tax would have to go before the voters and be
approved by a simple majority if it is to be used for general purposes.
The next scheduled election in Pacifica is 2018."
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Reference, California Marijuana Laws. FindLaw, and California NORML. Related California law articles. Time/Katy Stelnmetz, 11/9/16,"What to know about Marijuana legalization in California." The Orange County Register/Brooke Edwards Staggs, Staff Writer, 2/8/17,"Even though marijuana is legal, here are 9 ways federal law affects California pot users, business." The Cannabist/Orange County Register/Brooke Edwards Staggs, 2/7/17. "California delves into details of regulating recreational marijuana. A wrap-up of nine bills sitting before the Senate and Assembly." Note graphics. Wallpaper photograph by Karenr 12407824 from depositphotos. Map from Estately blog/Ryan Nickum, 3/14/17, "These Are the Most Marijuana-Enthused States in America."
Posted by Kathy Meeh
7 comments:
Deidre spoke in favor of the first pot shop. You know the one on Palmetto that had the wrong license. It was licensed as a "flower shop"
Who cares? That shop was closed 5 years ago.
Deirdre thought she was promoting a clay pot seller.
Will Pacifica allow cultivation of Marijuana in the city?
CA law allows up to 6 plants per home.
Be careful. The faux-enviros might declare pot an invasive specie and make all kinds of trouble for you. They, after all, are the smartest people in Pacifica and they can really make trouble for the non-cult members.
How will this all work out with Trump leading the Federal govt?
Isn't there a conflict of laws between Federal and State?
6 plants per home is way too much pot.
Reminds me when Jim "Hacksaw" Duggan got busted for having a large duffel bag of pot. The DA was trying to say no one needs that much pot, he tried to convince the judge that he really really liked his pot.
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