I'm in Alameda County, California, in an unincorporated area. I've downloaded and read the county's requirements for a cannabis cooperative, but what they're talking about is really more of a not-for-profit dispensary.

This isn't what I'm looking for. It's a major undertaking requiring large upfront investment that you're hoping to recover. I don't want to start a business.

I'm on unemployment and trying to save money till I can find work. I'm starting to grow my own medication. I enjoy it, it's fun, but the equipment costs are burdensome, especially with some of the things I want to add (more lights, CO2 enrichment, etc). I was hoping to find 3 or 4 other people with papers so we can pool resources, share the expenses and work (or maybe compensating one of the members for doing the work, making it available for those who can't or don't want to) and split the medication.

Does Alameda county recognize some sort of informal coop? I know what I'm doing now, alone, is legal (I'm well within the limits), but it would be nice to combine efforts with a couple other people to reduce expenses.

Thanks

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TechnoPagan Reviewed by TechnoPagan on . Alameda County coop vs Dispensary I'm in Alameda County, California, in an unincorporated area. I've downloaded and read the county's requirements for a cannabis cooperative, but what they're talking about is really more of a not-for-profit dispensary. This isn't what I'm looking for. It's a major undertaking requiring large upfront investment that you're hoping to recover. I don't want to start a business. I'm on unemployment and trying to save money till I can find work. I'm starting to grow my own medication. I enjoy Rating: 5