Commercial Cannabis
While California legalized cannabis (marijuana) with the passage of Proposition 64 in 2016, it is up to each municipality to decide if and how commercial cannabis retail, manufacturing, cultivation, events, and testing should be conducted in their communities. To date, the City of Monterey has not allowed for commercial cannabis retail, manufacturing, or cultivation. In our region, the cities of Seaside, Del Rey Oaks, and Marina, and the County of Monterey (unincorporated areas of Carmel, Big Sur, Moss Landing, et al.) have allowed commercial cannabis operations. In 2020, the City of Monterey began to consider a change in policy thatContinue reading
While California legalized cannabis (marijuana) with the passage of Proposition 64 in 2016, it is up to each municipality to decide if and how commercial cannabis retail, manufacturing, cultivation, events, and testing should be conducted in their communities. To date, the City of Monterey has not allowed for commercial cannabis retail, manufacturing, or cultivation. In our region, the cities of Seaside, Del Rey Oaks, and Marina, and the County of Monterey (unincorporated areas of Carmel, Big Sur, Moss Landing, et al.) have allowed commercial cannabis operations. In 2020, the City of Monterey began to consider a change in policy that could allow commercial cannabis activity.
At the December 1, 2020 City Council Meeting, staff provided a Roadmap to Cannabis, with the goal of "Getting it Right the First Time." The sections and links on this page provide an outline for commercial cannabis in the City of Monterey and are based on the road map foundation.
On December 15, 2020, the City Council passed a new ordinance amending the City Code to allow agricultural testing laboratories (including cannabis testing) as a conditionally permitted use in the I-R Zoning District. Basically, this will allow prospective testing laboratories to apply for a conditional use permit for cannabis testing labs. The City Planning Commission reviews use permits through a public hearing process that includes public noticing and meetings. This new law is effective on January 14, 2021.
For more background on California Cannabis Legislation, please visit the California Cannabis Portal at https://cannabis.ca.gov/ While the legislation begins at the state level, each City has the opportunity to enact its own Cannabis laws and regulations based on many factors, including what's the best for a particular community as a whole. The City of Monterey began this process in 2018.
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City Council Approves Project Description for Cannabis Businesses and Temporary Cannabis Events
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkAt the June 6, 2023 City Council meeting, City Council with a 4-1 vote, approved (with one change) the project description for cannabis businesses and temporary cannabis events. The one change is regarding the number of temporary cannabis event permits that may be issued. Per the draft ordinance on page 7, item C7, "No more than five temporary cannabis event permits may be issued by the city
per calendar year. Two of the five event permits shall be designated to occur in connection with the California Roots Festival and the Rebels and Renegades Music Festival. The remaining three permits shall not be for more than one day each." Council changed this by removing the additional three permits, however the two designated events were approved, California Roots Festival and the Rebels and Renegades Music Festival. Both events will have to apply for the permit once that process is open.The agenda report for last evening's meeting is posted on isearchmonterey.org at https://isearchmonterey.org/OnBaseAgendaOnline/Documents/ViewDocument/AGENDA%20REPORT.DOC.pdf?meetingId=5429&documentType=Agenda&itemId=38190&publishId=24046&isSection=false. The meeting video is set at the 6:26:56 timestamp when this item was discussed.
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Update Cannabis Roadmap Timeline
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkHere is an updated Cannabis Roadmap Timeline dates, posted May 2, 2023.
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City Council May 2, 2023 to Discuss Description for Cannabis Businesses
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkDuring the 7:00 pm session of the May 2, 2023 City Council meeting, the Monterey City Council will discuss the approval of the project description for Cannabis businesses so that the Community Development Department can start Environmental Review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
This item is listed as #7 on the May 2, 2023 City Council Agenda.
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Updated Cannabis Roadmap Timeline
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkHere's an updated Cannabis Roadmap Timeline, posted August 24, 2022.
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Measure on the November 8, 2022 Ballot
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkOn June 29, 2022, the Council adopted Resolution No. 22-097 C.S. placing a ballot measure on the November 8, 2022 ballot. The ballot measure will ask the voters: Cannabis Business License Tax. Shall the measure to impose an annual cannabis (marijuana) business license tax of up to 8% of gross receipts from retail businesses, 2% of gross receipts from testing laboratories, and 6% of gross receipts from other cannabis businesses, with an additional tax on highly potent products, generating about $604,000 to $1.3 million a year, with all funds staying local and subject to audit, and effective until repealed by voters, be adopted?
Full Text of the Proposed Ordinance
City Attorney's Impartial Analysis
No primary arguments for or against the measure were received.Visit monterey.org/cityclerk for more information.
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City Council Passes Resolution to Include a Cannabis Tax Measure in the November Election
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkUpdate on July 25, 2022: Resolution 22-097 at the July 19, 2022 City Council Meeting. This Resolution amended and reinstated Resolution 22-087 to revise the ballot measure questions to reflect the maximum tax rates the City can impose on commercial cannabis activity. READ THE FULL RESOLUTION
Ballot Measure Language: Cannabis Business License Tax. Shall the measure to impose an annual cannabis (marijuana) business license tax of up to 8% of gross receipts from retail businesses, 2% of gross receipts from testing laboratories, and 6% of gross receipts from other cannabis businesses, with an additional tax on highly potent products, generating about $604,000 to $1.3 million a year, with all funds staying local and subject to audit, and effective until repealed by voters, be adopted?
Staff is now working on a regulation ordinance that will be up for review next.
Resolution 22-087 was passed by the City Council at the June 29, 2022 City Council Meeting. The July 19, 2022 City Council will also have a Cannabis item on the agenda to finalize the wording for the ballot measure. The Agenda Report for the July 19 Council Meeting will be posted at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
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Council to Consider Cannabis Tax Measure for November 2022 Ballot
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkAt its meeting on June 29, 2022 at 7 p.m., the Monterey City Council will consider a Cannabis Tax Measure for the November 2022 General Election for Monterey citizens to consider.
If voters approve the proposed measure, cannabis retail businesses would pay an initial tax of 4%, cannabis testing lab businesses would pay 1%, and all other cannabis businesses would pay 6%. The measure would allow the City Council to increase the tax to up to 8% for cannabis retail businesses, 2% for testing laboratories, and 8% for all other businesses. In addition to these tax rates, the measure also allows higher taxes on cannabis-infused beverages containing natural or artificial sweeteners and on high potency products (those with more than 17% THC) to discourage products with public health risks.
The proposed rates are mostly aligned with other cannabis retail tax rates in the region which range from 4.5% in unincorporated Monterey County to 6% in Santa Cruz County. Some cities, such as Seaside, have voter-approved ordinances authorizing a cannabis retail tax of up to 10%, with a lower rate adopted by City ordinance.
For a copy of the agenda report and recommendation, please visit: https://isearchmonterey.org/OnBaseAgendaOnline/Meetings/ViewMeeting?id=5142&doctype=1
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Update from Monterey City Council Meeting//Dec. 21, 2021
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkThe Monterey City Council received a commercial cannabis update at the Dec. 21 Council Meeting, and voted to approve staff recommendation to:
- Direct staff to develop regulations allowing no more than three (3) retail permits (one each in Downtown, Lighthouse, Cannery Row)
- Direct staff to prepare documents and efforts to regulate up to three cannabis retail businesses (Operating or Development Agreement)
- Direct staff to research and come back to Council to consider a potential cannabis retail tax for the November 2022 election
You can watch the meeting playback on YouTube at https://youtu.be/gjVffQTklQM?t=3119 and view the presentation in PDF.
Thank you for your interest and participation.
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Cannabis Update at the December 21, 2022 4 PM City Council Meeting
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkItem 10. Direction to Staff to Develop a Regulatory Ordinance that Allows Three Retail Cannabis Permits in the City and Receive an Update on Step 3 Elements of the Commercial Cannabis Roadmap, is on the Tuesday, December 21, 4:00 p.m. City Council Agenda. Meeting Agenda | Full Agenda Report
The meeting agenda also provides details on how to participate in the meeting. This meeting is hybrid, so participation can be in-person or online.
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Commercial Cannabis Update - Fall 2021
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Email this linkAt its meeting on August 17, 2021, the Monterey City Council has expressed their initial support for commercial cannabis.
Staff has been directed to move forward with the Cannabis Roadmap, which includes consideration of as few as one and as many as three cannabis retailers total in the City of Monterey, located in the downtown (except Alvarado Street), Lighthouse District, and Cannery Row Business District (except Cannery Row itself). Council also stated that it would consider cannabis retail operations on Cannery Row and at the Monterey County Fairgrounds at some point in the future. The Council expressed an interest in maintaining a State standard of 600 feet buffer zones around schools, day care centers, and youth centers.
Staff is now working on environmental review and conducting additional research on cannabis retail selection processes. This is an in-depth process that will require significant staff time, among other City Council priorities that affect the Community Development Department, which includes affordable housing, sea level rise adaptation, and more.
To watch the latest City Council Meeting on the topic, please view the video below.
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Key Dates
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May 02 2023
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November 08 2022
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June 21 2022
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August 17 2021
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May 04 2021
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February 24 2021
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January 28 2021
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January 26 2021
Roadmap Timeline
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Step 1: Create a Starting Point
Commercial Cannabis has finished this stageSeptember 2020 - February 2021
Legal, Fiscal, Regulatory, and Operational Research and Analysis.
- September 30, 2020: Cannabis Policy Framework shared at City Council Study Session
- December 1, 2020: Roadmap to Cannabis unveiled at City Council Regular Meeting
- December 15, 2020: New Ordinance to Allow Testing Laboratories in the I-R (Industrial) Zoning District
- January 7, 2021: Launch "Have Your Say Monterey" Interface and Online Survey
- January 26 & 28, 2021: Cannabis Town Hall Meetings
- January 30: Informational Pamphlet & Postcard Return Survey Arrives in Residents' Mailboxes
- February 7: Deadline for Online Survey & Postcard Reply Survey
- February 24: Cannabis Update at City Council Study Session
- March 10: Postcard Survey Results Updated
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Step 2: Decision Point
Commercial Cannabis has finished this stageFebruary - May 2021
How do we define consensus? Identify if consensus is reached.
- April 13, 2021: Cannabis Retail Zones Meeting
- May 4, 2021: City Council provided initial guidance on Step 2 elements of the Commercial Cannabis Roadmap
- August 17, 2021: City Council continued to review and provide guidance on Step 2 elements of the Commercial Cannabis Roadmap
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Step 3: Prepare for Launch
Commercial Cannabis is currently at this stageFall 2021 - Late 2023
The City Council has expressed their initial support for commercial cannabis. Staff has been directed to move forward with the Cannabis Roadmap, which includes consideration of as few as one and as many as three cannabis retailers total, in the downtown (except Alvarado Street), Lighthouse District, Cannery Row Business District (except Cannery Row itself), and to discuss both Cannery Row and the Monterey County Fairgrounds at some point in the future.
Staff is now working on environmental review and conducting additional research on cannabis retail selection processes.
- June 21, 2022: Council to Consider Cannabis Tax Measure for November 2022 Ballot
- City Council Adopted Resolution 22-097, amending and reinstating Resolution 22-087 to revise the ballot measure questions to reflect the maximum tax rates the City can impose on commercial cannabis activity.
- This step also includes drafting the regulatory ordinance, environmental review, policy adoption, RFP, selection process for prospective retailers and operators, Cannabis Tax Measure (Nov 2022)
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Stage 4: Launch!
this is an upcoming stage for Commercial CannabisEarly 2024
If there is consensus to move forward, issue permits and determine market demand.
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Step 5: Monitor & Regulate
this is an upcoming stage for Commercial Cannabis2024 and Beyond
Loophole analysis, track and monitor operators, review and collect revenues, identify and manage community impacts.
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Step 6: Review and Revise
this is an upcoming stage for Commercial Cannabis2024 and Beyond
Identify lessons learned, process loopholes, revise existing rules/ordinances, rethink conditions of use permits.
Videos
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Click here to play video Monterey City Council Meeting May 2, 2023 - Agenda Item #7
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Click here to play video Monterey City Council Meeting//Dec. 21, 2021
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Click here to play video Monterey City Council Meeting // August 17, 2021 Monterey City Council reviews and provides guidance on Step 2 Elements of the Commercial Cannabis Roadmap (Part 2 of 2).
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Click here to play video Neighborhood Town Hall Meeting on Cannabis: Neighborhood Town Hall Meeting on Cannabis: Villa del Monte, Del Monte Grove, Laguna Grande & CONA // July 13, 2021
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Click here to play video Monterey City Council Meeting // May 4, 2021 Monterey City Council reviews and provides guidance on Step 2 Elements of the Commercial Cannabis Roadmap (Part 1 of 2).
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Click here to play video Cannabis Retail Zones Meeting // April 13, 2021
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Click here to play video Monterey City Council Special Meeting // February 24, 2021 Monterey City Council received an update on community feedback on commercial cannabis and discussed next steps at a Special City Council Meeting.
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Click here to play video Cannabis Town Hall // January 28, 2021 Watch the second of two virtual Cannabis Town Hall meetings.
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Click here to play video Cannabis Town Hall // January 26, 2021 Watch the first of two Cannabis Town Hall events.
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Click here to play video Roadmap to Cannabis // Dec. 1, 2020 Presentation to City Council Watch City Manager Hans Uslar deliver a presentation on the City's Roadmap to Cannabis to the Monterey City Council on December 1, 2020.
Documents
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Cannabis Check-In Presentation (Dec. 21, 2021) (832 KB) (pdf)
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Commercial Cannabis Policy Framework - Staff Report (Sep. 30, 2020)
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"Roadmap to Cannabis" Presentation (Dec. 1, 2020)
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"Roadmap to Cannabis" Agenda Report (Dec. 1, 2020) (173 KB) (pdf)
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Online Survey Results (Jan. - Feb. 2021) (3.05 MB) (pdf)
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Postcard Survey Results (Jan. - Feb. 2021) (792 KB) (pdf)
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Online and Postcard Survey Results (Updated March 25, 2021) (142 KB) (pdf)
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Commercial Cannabis Potential Retail Zone Locations PPT (1.73 MB) (pdf)
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Zoning Map: 600-Foot Buffers to Schools, Daycares and Youth Center Parcels (3.5 MB) (pdf)
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Potential Retail Zones Without Buffers Shown (Lighthouse, Cannery Row, Downtown) - Updated August 2021 (1.37 MB) (pdf)
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HdL - Fiscal Analysis of the Commercial Cannabis Industry (February 2021) (2.79 MB) (pdf)
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Los Angeles Times Article: Legal pot spawned a wave of corruption, threats and secret financial deals for politicians
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E-Mail Correspondence
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10-18-19 Letter from Christopher ONeall Monterey Holistic Health.pdf (33.5 KB) (pdf)
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09-30-20 Email from Caity Maple and Perfect Union Dispensary.pdf (13.6 MB) (pdf)
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10-01-20 Email from David Nola-Nola Weis LLP.pdf (75.5 KB) (pdf)
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10-08-20 Email from Matthew Nathaniel.pdf (199 KB) (pdf)
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10-20 Emails from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (64.4 KB) (pdf)
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10-23-20 Ordinance Inquiry from the Shryne Group.pdf (613 KB) (pdf)
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12-01-20 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (198 KB) (pdf)
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12-13-20 Letter to the Monterey Herald Editor from Jane Haynes.pdf (55.2 KB) (pdf)
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12-14-20 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (321 KB) (pdf)
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12-17-20 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (114 KB) (pdf)
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01-05-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (66.5 KB) (pdf)
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Information Packet from Perfect Union Recreational Marijuana Dispensary.pdf (13.6 MB) (pdf)
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01-26-21 Email from PG Councilmember Luke Coletti.pdf (39 KB) (pdf)
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01-28-21 Email from Jane Haines.pdf (79.1 KB) (pdf)
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01-28-21 Email from Neil Saul.pdf (76.9 KB) (pdf)
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01-29-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (109 KB) (pdf)
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01-29-21 Email from Jennifer Hewlett.pdf (50.2 KB) (pdf)
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01-29-21 Email from Bob Roach- Executive Director of Monterey County Cannabis Industry Association.pdf (54.4 KB) (pdf)
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01-30-21 Letter from Linda and Robert Filderman.pdf (332 KB) (pdf)
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01-30-21 Letter from Dori Canepa.pdf (799 KB) (pdf)
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01-30-21 Letter from David Canepa.pdf (458 KB) (pdf)
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02-01-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (46.3 KB) (pdf)
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02-2-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (3.64 MB) (pdf)
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02-05-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (63.1 KB) (pdf)
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02-10-21 Email from Jeff Davi.pdf (66.9 KB) (pdf)
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02-11-21 Email from Bonnie Adams Cannery Row Business Association.pdf (42.3 KB) (pdf)
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02-12-21_Email_from_Nancy_Soulé.pdf (84.2 KB) (pdf)
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02-13-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (51.9 KB) (pdf)
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02-14-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (57.9 KB) (pdf)
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02-14-21 Email from Larry Friese.pdf (41.6 KB) (pdf)
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02-22-21 Letter from Kelly Violini and DAA Board of Directors.pdf (252 KB) (pdf)
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02-22-21 Letter from Kelly Violini and North Fremont Buiness District.pdf (228 KB) (pdf)
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02-22-21 Email from Kathie Buaya.pdf (503 KB) (pdf)
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02-23-21 Cannabis Event Fact Sheet from Kelly Violini.pdf (190 KB) (pdf)
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02-24-21 Email from Norcalmurph .pdf (37 KB) (pdf)
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02-25-21 Email from Kelly Crampton.pdf (58.5 KB) (pdf)
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03-01-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (115 KB) (pdf)
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03-01-21 Email from Sal Palma.pdf (46.4 KB) (pdf)
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03-02-21 Letter from Frank Geisler and Chamber of Commerce.pdf (58.6 KB) (pdf)
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03-02-21 Email from Dan and Amy Sheehan California Roots.pdf (19 MB) (pdf)
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03-12-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (197 KB) (pdf)
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03-17-21 Email from Aram Stoney.pdf (62 KB) (pdf)
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03-18-21 Email from Dan Sheehan California Roots.pdf (105 KB) (pdf)
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03-18-21 Email from James Cunningham Fog City Farms.pdf (45.2 KB) (pdf)
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03-24-21 Email from Mackenzie Slade Cannabis Public Policy Consulting.pdf (64.8 KB) (pdf)
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04-07-21 Letter from Valentia Valentine.pdf (1.86 MB) (pdf)
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04-22-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (42.5 KB) (pdf)
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04-24-21 Email from Rick Heuer.pdf (40.1 KB) (pdf)
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04-26-21 Letter from JJ DC.pdf (719 KB) (pdf)
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04-28-21 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (101 KB) (pdf)
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04-28-21 Letter from Kelly Violini North Fremont District.pdf (424 KB) (pdf)
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04-29-21 Letter from Cannery Row Business Association.pdf (771 KB) (pdf)
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04-30-21 Letter from Wendy Brickman.pdf (90 KB) (pdf)
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05-01-21 Email from Curt Tipton Downtown Neighborhood Association.pdf (69.3 KB) (pdf)
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05-05-21 Email from Richard Ruccello.pdf (38.2 KB) (pdf)
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05-05-21 Email from JJ DC.pdf (78 KB) (pdf)
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05-11-21 Email from Kim Cole to Douglas Wiele.pdf (67.8 KB) (pdf)
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05-12-21 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (2.82 MB) (pdf)
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05-28-21 Email from Matthew Nathaniel Shryne Group.pdf (19.6 MB) (pdf)
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06-01-21 Email from Sheena Demayo.pdf (65.2 KB) (pdf)
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06-01-21 Email from Christine Owensby.pdf (147 KB) (pdf)
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06-10-21 Email from JJ DC.pdf (64.1 KB) (pdf)
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06-06-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (70.7 KB) (pdf)
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06-06-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (65.1 KB) (pdf)
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06-06-21 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (63 KB) (pdf)
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06-23-21 Email from Matt Best.pdf (2.23 MB) (pdf)
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06-23-21 Email from JJ DC.pdf (844 KB) (pdf)
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07-05-21 Email from Jason Martinez.pdf (286 KB) (pdf)
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07-08-21 Email from Jeff Davi.pdf (389 KB) (pdf)
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07-09-21 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (185 KB) (pdf)
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07-23-21 Letter from JJ DC.pdf (7.56 MB) (pdf)
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07-24-21 Email from Chloe Villano.pdf (280 KB) (pdf)
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08-09-21 Email from Sara Wittry.pdf (286 KB) (pdf)
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08-12-21 Email from James Cunningham Fog City Farms.pdf (406 KB) (pdf)
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08-18-21 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (186 KB) (pdf)
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08-18-21 Email from Curt Tipton.pdf (287 KB) (pdf)
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08-18-21 Email from Matt Fleming GrassrootsLab.pdf (179 KB) (pdf)
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08-31-21 Email from Ashley Block.pdf (79.5 KB) (pdf)
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09-20-21 Email from Hans Uslar to David Armanasco.pdf (252 KB) (pdf)
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09-27-21 Email from Dan Sheehan and Kelly Violini.pdf (346 KB) (pdf)
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09-27-21 Email from Matthew Nathaniel Shryne Group.pdf (426 KB) (pdf)
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10-03-21 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (181 KB) (pdf)
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10-15-21 Email From Valentia Piccinini.pdf (121 KB) (pdf)
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10-20-21 Email from Becky Miller.pdf (275 KB) (pdf)
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10-21-21 Email from Robert Enea.pdf (405 KB) (pdf)
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10-25-21 Email from Sammi Ma Columbia Care.pdf (392 KB) (pdf)
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11-08-21 Letter from James Cunningham Fog City Farms.pdf (394 KB) (pdf)
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12-6-21 Email from Alexandra De La Torre.pdf (455 KB) (pdf)
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12-16-21 Email from Brandon Gesicki Capitol Consulting.pdf (403 KB) (pdf)
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01-08-22 Email from Scott Negri.pdf (68.7 KB) (pdf)
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01-26-22 Email from Jason Retterer.pdf (596 KB) (pdf)
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02-01-22 Email from Brandon Gesicki.pdf (79.1 KB) (pdf)
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02-03-22 Email from Valentia Piccinini.pdf (463 KB) (pdf)
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02-07-22 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (26.1 KB) (pdf)
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02-15-2022-Letter-to-Monterey-City-Council-from-Stigma-Wellness.pdf (54.4 KB) (pdf)
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02-22-2022-Email-from-Jhonrico-Carr.pdf (126 KB) (pdf)
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02-28-2022-Email-from-Scott-Negri.pdf (207 KB) (pdf)
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03-04-22 Email from Ashley Block- Commercial Cannabis Information (150 KB) (pdf)
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04-04-22 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (108 KB) (pdf)
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04-05-22 Email from Valentina Valentine.pdf (926 KB) (pdf)
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04-07-22 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (838 KB) (pdf)
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04-20-22 Email from Brandon Gesicki.pdf (116 KB) (pdf)
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05-02-22 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (58.5 KB) (pdf)
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05-10-22 Email from Esther Malkin.pdf (289 KB) (pdf)
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05-17-22 Email from Jhronico Carr.pdf (3.72 MB) (pdf)
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05-20-22 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (132 KB) (pdf)
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05-23-22 Email from Jhonrico Carr.pdf (116 KB) (pdf)
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06-21-22 Email from Bob Roach.pdf (105 KB) (pdf)
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11-21-2022-Email-from-Tyler-Schubert.pdf (324 KB) (pdf)
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23_05.03-Email-from-Jacqueline-Forbes (308 KB) (pdf)
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05-03-23-Email from Ray Cutino (161 KB) (pdf)
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05-08-23-Email-from Matthew-Jones.pdf (225 KB) (pdf)
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05-09-23-Email-from-Anthony-Dean-Realty (454 KB) (pdf)
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06.06.23-Email-from-Joey-Espinoza-Cannabis-Permits (290 KB) (pdf)
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07.13.23-Email-from-Jayme-Rivard.pdf (153 KB) (pdf)
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08.11.23-Emails-from-Chloe-Villano.pdf (526 KB) (pdf)
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08.22.23-Email-from-Alex-De-La-Torre (397 KB) (pdf)
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09.05.23-Email-from-Benjamin-Warner-QCIS.pdf (124 KB) (pdf)
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09.06.23 -Mail - Email-from-Alex-de-la-Torre.pdf (641 KB) (pdf)
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05.02.23 - Wall Street Journal Cannabis Articles from Darnell Whitt (1.16 MB) (pdf)
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"Approve Project Description for Cannabis Businesses" Agenda Report (May 2, 2023) (143 KB) (pdf)
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May 2, 2023 City Council- Ordinance Approving Amendments to City Code to Authorize and Regulate Cannabis Businesses
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Cannabis Project Presentation- City Council May 2, 2023 (695 KB) (pdf)
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05.16.23 - Wall Street Journal Opinion Article on Cannabis-Darnell Whitt (114 KB) (pdf)
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06.13.23 - Monterey-Herald-Cannabis-Article-from-Darnell-Whitt (790 KB) (pdf)
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06.27.23 -Cannabis-Article-from-Darnell-Whitt (629 KB) (pdf)
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08.10.23-Cannabis-Article-from Darnell-Whitt.pdf (129 KB) (pdf)
Who's Listening
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