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Coming Full Circle
Providing the public with timely information and links on important topics effecting California’s cannabis industry.
Study on Cannabis Economics
Check out this research conducted by the University of the Pacific regarding the ancillary economic benefits provided to local communities by a regulated and flourishing cannabis industry.
Calaveras Cannabis Cultivation EIS 2017 (PDF)
Sacramento Area Legal Cannabis Sector Impact Study 2016-10-12 (PDF)
Cannabis Diagram (PDF)
Public Comments Re: Early Stage Cannabis Regs
Here are 4 documents that FCCC has submitted as Public Comments, before the passage of AUMA in November of 2016. These were all received in the first round of public comments, as California’s legislature and licensing agencies were in the early stage of drafting state regulations.
BMCR & OMCS Public Comments from Workshop Data
This document represents the dialogue we had with the Bureau of Medical Cannabis Regulation / Office of Medical Cannabis Safety. This draft did not address the final four issues on the last page, because those issues were not yet receiving public comments at the time.
CDFA Correspondence #1 Complete Answers to Workshop Survey
This document represents the dialogue we had with the California Department Food and Agriculture. The purpose of these early stage public comments was to educate our State Legislators in the course of answering the initial public questions posed by our State Licensing Agencies.
CDFA Correspondence #2 Determining Annual Production Requirements
This document represents our attempt to educate our state legislators and licensing agencies, early on, regarding the dangers of creating artificial limitations to cannabis production or dispensation. It highlights the advantages of applying Market Economics, and explains the simple mathematical formulas needed to successfully calculate California’s initial requirements for legal cannabis products, based solely on supply and demand. And it suggests the amounts of cannabis that California should be prepared to legally produce, and the numbers of state licenses required to realistically fulfill that goal.
SWRCB Review of Public Workshop Data
This document represents the dialogue we had with the State Water Resources Control Board. You definitely want to check this one out, as it contains our own expert analysis of water usage per pound and price per pound valuations comparing cannabis to all of California’s major commercial crops. This document is the answer to the question of providing adequate water supplies to California’s cannabis crops.
Media Archive
TIME Magazine
Here’s My Marijuana Card, Officer
In the capital of legal pot, you don’t need much of an excuse
By Margot Hornblower/Arcata Monday, May 03, 1999
It is not that Mel Brown, police chief of this tie-dye-and-tofu town, set out to flout federal law. But here he is, a 53-year-old father of two who has never inhaled, issuing laminated and embossed get-out-of-jail-free cards for partakers of the infamous Humboldt bud, a potent local variety of marijuana. “You can photograph me,” he tells a reporter genially, “but not reclining on a bearskin rug and smoking a joint.”
Arcata (pop. 16,000) lies in the heart of the Emerald Triangle, the three lush California counties of Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity, 275 miles north of San Francisco as the spotted…
KRCR Channel 7/20 News Redding
Medical Marijuana Cultivation Ordinance Upheld
RED BLUFF, Calif. – A challenge by Tehama County marijuana growers against a medical marijuana cultivation ordinance has been denied.
The 3rd District Court of Appeal upheld the ordinance that was adopted by Tehama County supervisors…
Red Bluff Daily News
Cannabis patients’ suit against county
May 16, 2018, 10:07 am
In response to the newspaper’s statements about our lawsuit against Tehama County, several corrections must be made in order for local residents to understand the facts and to have an…
Look for cannabis solutions with laws in mind
May 16, 2018, 10:09 am
It’s time we address our own solutions regarding medical cannabis laws and how to implement them, locally. But we need to be mindful of current state and federal positions as…
Letter to Editor: Nuisance ordinance
May 16, 2018, 10:10 am
Tehama County has taken the unnecessary step of alienating all the patients who use cannabis that live here, with the passage of this nuisance ordinance. We know it isn’t…
Letter to Editor: Discrimination alive in Calif
May 16, 2018, 10:13 am
Editor: The only reason that people lose employment due to cannabis use is because, thanks to our supremes and the governator, it’s still legal to discriminate against us in California….
Letter to Editor: Cannabis reform
May 16, 2018, 10:13 am
Editor: What are you all smoking? I’m getting tired of hearing the same ridiculous diatribes from people opposed to medicinal cannabis, as well as from some of those in support…
Letter to Editor: Cannabis committee
May 16, 2018, 10:16 am
Editor: Our patients’ meeting with the county’s ad-hoc committee on cannabis was pleasantly productive. It seems that the committee is taking enough time to gather information and get a sense…
Letter to Editor: Users not a minority
May 16, 2018, 10:16 am
Editor:
I’m not sure whether cannabis users are a small minority at all.
The medical users in this county probably number in the thousands.
Regardless of what percentage of county residents use it, our federal and state constitutions afford rights to minorities and to individuals, to protect us from the despotism of rule by the masses….
Letter to Editor: Fact vs. drug scare tactics
May 16, 2018, 10:16 am
Editor: Thanks to David Roth for the kind words and insightful comments. I’ll attempt to answer his questions and impart some facts and resources for those who are interested in…
Guest View: Marijuana committee should include all
May 16, 2018, 10:18 am
I was unable to attend Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting, but according to eye witness accounts, our Supervisors have closed the first door to any meaningful public participation in their…
Commentary: Browne points out aspects to Compassionate Use Act
May 16, 2018, 10:39 am
Blame those responsible Barry LaVette is probably well-intentioned but fails to see the big picture in the medical cannabis discussion. I am compelled to point out several facts of which…
Letter to Editor: Compassionate Use Act quite clear for cannabis users
May 16, 2018, 10:42 am
Editor: Reefer Madness II Judge Dennis Murray seems to be having difficulty interpreting the Compassionate Use Act (otherwise known as California Health and Safety Code, Sections 11362.5 and 11362.7). While…
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