Licensing Will Cause New Economic Activity
When growers get legal licenses they:
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Hire employees
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Build security features - fences, cameras, lights and alarms
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Build buildings, driveways, sheds and greenhouses
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Add rural fire fighting features with water tanks, fire hydrants and better access driveways
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Contract for construction
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Contract for accounting and legal services
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Buy supplies and equipment
Two Years after Licensing became Law, not one commercial cannabis license has been issued by the County
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Ask Your Supervisor to Make the Licensing Program Work
By:
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Getting the Sheriff to follow the law and perform background check recommendations with the available data like Nevada and Calaveras Counties do.
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Providing the resources to the Planning Dept. to quickly process license applications
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Reducing useless '800 and 1,500' setbacks to the setbacks appropriate for individual sites
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Allowing electrical stubs to power lights and fans in hoop houses
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Allow provisional licenses for growers with CUP applications
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District One Supervisor John Hidahl bosone@edcgov.us (530) 621-5650 | District Two Supervisor George Turnboo (530) 621-5651 bostwo@edcgov.us | District Three Supervisor Wendy Thomas
bosthree@edcgov.us Phone: (530) 621-5652 | District Four Supervisor Lori Parlin bosfour@edcgov.us
Phone: (530) 621-6513 | District Five Supervisor Sue Novasel bosfive@edcgov.us (530) 621-6577
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