Bishop’s City Council members are standing firm on the marijuana retail operation ban on the record since 2016. Well, at least two of the five are firm, the other three are waffling. While California approved Prop. 64 in 2016, the Bishop Council kept pot businesses at bay. Councilmember Jim Ellis requested another discussion on marijuana […]
By Deb Murphy Marijuana laws pass in state and county, now what … You hire a consultant to help figure it all out. That’s what the Inyo County Board of Supervisors decided following a presentation by Planning Department staff at Tuesday’s meeting. Associate Planner Michael Draper came armed with a Power Point illustrating what areas […]
By Deb Murphy Both the Inyo County Board of Supervisors and the Bishop City Council intend to use precinct voting results to help guide future zoning or ordinances for both medical and commercial marijuana operations. A voter breakdown by area provided by the Registrar of Voters indicates pot is acceptable nearly county-wide. The biggest winner […]
By Deb Murphy While growers and dispensers will have to wait more than a year for the state to get marijuana business licenses figured out, the passage of Proposition 64 generated the following immediate changes, according to the California Police Chiefs Association: Possession of up to one ounce of marijuana is legal for those over […]
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