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Rebuffing grand jury calls for reform of local medical marijuana laws, San Luis Obispo County officials say they are handcuffed until California officials sort out contradictions between state and federal law regarding cannabis.
"This is an inopportune time" to amend the county ordinance, the Board of Supervisors wrote in a report they will open to public discussion at their Tuesday meeting.
The civil grand jury said in a June report that the county is not properly regulating mobile marijuana distributors and has effectively halted "brick and mortar" clinics by shooting down the only three applicants over the past five years, in Nipomo, Templeton, and Oceano.
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Source: sanluisobispo.com
Author: Bob Cuddy
Contact: Contact Us | The Tribune & SanLuisObispo.com
Website: Local medical marijuana laws can't be changed now, supervisors say | The Tribune & SanLuisObispo.com
"This is an inopportune time" to amend the county ordinance, the Board of Supervisors wrote in a report they will open to public discussion at their Tuesday meeting.
The civil grand jury said in a June report that the county is not properly regulating mobile marijuana distributors and has effectively halted "brick and mortar" clinics by shooting down the only three applicants over the past five years, in Nipomo, Templeton, and Oceano.
News Hawk- TruthSeekr420 420 MAGAZINE
Source: sanluisobispo.com
Author: Bob Cuddy
Contact: Contact Us | The Tribune & SanLuisObispo.com
Website: Local medical marijuana laws can't be changed now, supervisors say | The Tribune & SanLuisObispo.com
