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FOG UPDATE: The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door Here is an article (see below) that might wake a few people up to what we are facing if Sonoma County does not get a grip on commercial cannabis. I have included a link if you would like to read the …
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FOG UPDATE: Board of Supervisors’ decision yesterday The Board of Supervisors decided yesterday to include Phase II of the Cannabis Ordinance (Neighborhood Compatibility) in the County’s two-year work plan. All your emails had a great impact, so thank you for those! The final vote was put off until June 4, because some of the budget …
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FAW UPDATE: Atascadero Creek Coho Salmon Study announcement Gold Ridge Resource and Conservation District (GRRCD) has embarked on an ambitious project to study the Atascadero Creek sub-watershed to determine what obstacles are preventing Coho salmon migration. Coho were historically present in Atascadero Creek. Many of the upper reaches, including Redwood and Jonive Creeks have ideal …
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Neighborhood groups are centralizing their efforts to get sensible commercial cannabis regulations in Sonoma County where the supervisors have thrown open the doors to this industry and without state compliance and firm regulations that spell out the boundaries. Association of bay Area Governments has published ordinances online. See: http://www.sosneighborhoods.com/ for those ordinances in comparison and also …
PURPLE WINE COMPANY expansion plan (UPE17-0056) From our friends at Friends of Atascadero Wetlands Next, Tuesday (May 1) is the deadline for submitting comments for this phase of the application process. If you haven’t already, please send an email to the new planner, Traci Tesconi at Traci.Tesconi@sonoma-county.org There is no need to go into great detail …