Cannabis attorney Allison Margolin addressing the LA City Council on the new zoning regulations on Monday:
Today the LA City Council will vote to determine all of the City’s. the city’s new restrictions on where a cannabis business may be located. The current California cannabis law requires that cannabis businesses be located more than 600 feet from all schools.
On top of that, LA’s most recent draft of its location ordinance required businesses intending to conduct on-site retail sales to be located 750 feet away from sensitive-use areas, including schools, public parks, libraries, and drug treatment facilities, as well as any existing marijuana retail business.
While this is a more lenient approach to sensitive-use areas than LA’s previous zoning restrictions, which called for an 800-foot buffer zone, some cannabis businesses and marijuana advocates, including our Los Angeles Cannabis lawyers, argue that introducing two different distancing standards will only complicate the already-opaque standards for marijuana zoning.
The City Council’s vote will take place at 10 A.M. tomorrow, December 5th, at 200 N. Spring St.
As we wait to learn more about the city’s marijuana laws, get in touch with our cannabis attorneys at info@margolinlawrence.com or consult our guide to California’s new marijuana laws.
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