Are dispensaries still accepting vendors?

[throatstick]

I think the big thing is that every strain is going to be held accountable under an audit. Now, do you want to tell an auditor that the Rhino Wreck you got off the street is really your Jack Flash you grow in house? Probably not, but I doubt they can tell the difference or will be asked to.



Centers can buy from caregivers until Sept 1st, when the 70/30 goes into effect, although centers may be required at that day to prove where there 70 came from, so theoretically they would stop buying from the outside much earlier than Sept 1st. After July 1st there should be some clarification.



I believe it's a statewide moratorium if you're not approved locally for one year, which is why that July 1st deadline is so important. I sent Matt Cook an email this morning asking for clarification on this point. It would include any licensed premises, including grow ops.



1284 doesn't deal with zoning issues because that's a local issue. Many municipalities didn't address grow zoning initially, so a lot of dispensaries are covering their asses by only going with industrial (I1/I2). It's the one zone that ANY city should approve.
so are you thinking that the cities might after everything is settled"so we think" come back and say opps your grow has to be zoned i1/i2?


Always Ask for Jake

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[throatstick]

It doesn't.

so say i was out in the country not close to anyone and i wanted to go the infused way of things would i need to be zoned ag or i1/i2??since im not apart of any shop or anything?would these "agents"that go to the centers want to come by my place too?why would i have to be zoned either or?

[TheReleafCenter]

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Not necessarily. I just don't think a lot of cities are going to say "Hey, you can't grow in an I1/I2 space!"

so say i was out in the country not close to anyone and i wanted to go the infused way of things would i need to be zoned ag or i1/i2??since im not apart of any shop or anything?would these "agents"that go to the centers want to come by my place too?why would i have to be zoned either or?

Depends entirely on where the land is and what the local stipulations are. I'm not sure about compliance officers, but there isn't much you need to comply with if you're doing infused products.

[lampost]

MMC's won't be able to buy from independent growers under 1284. I'd be more nervous if I was a GROWER and found an MMC that wanted my meds.

You guys turned down my dankass meds because I only had a few zips.

But another place was STOKED to get my few z's. Called me back 2-3 days later looking for more.
My shit was WAY better than that sweettooth beasters I got from you guys! Oh well...

They're still out there! Took me 7-8 stops before one picked it up. Most didn't even look because they're scared beeeotches!

[TheReleafCenter]

Sorry, that's pretty much our store policy. When we get a new strain in we need to sample it to see how well it was flushed, scope it, research the lineage, type and print signage, put it through inventory, educate our caregivers, jar it up, take digital images, convert what doesn't sell into prerolls and wipe it back out of inventory. It's a lot of work for single ounces considering the volume we do.

And I really wish you had brought back that Sweet Tooth! We've replaced it with a different grower's genetics after your seething review of it. :hippy:

On a side note, I received this email from Matt Cook this morning, hope it provides some clarification for you guys:

Jake,

You must have an application on file with the local government OR be an operating Center with Local approval. If these conditions are met, you can file with the State by August 1 and certify that you are growing 70% of your med's. The next deadline is July 1, 2011, when the entire Act goes into effect. Thanks...Matt

[throatstick]

Sorry, that's pretty much our store policy. When we get a new strain in we need to sample it to see how well it was flushed, scope it, research the lineage, type and print signage, put it through inventory, educate our caregivers, jar it up, take digital images, convert what doesn't sell into prerolls and wipe it back out of inventory. It's a lot of work for single ounces considering the volume we do.

And I really wish you had brought back that Sweet Tooth! We've replaced it with a different grower's genetics after your seething review of it. :hippy:

On a side note, I received this email from Matt Cook this morning, hope it provides some clarification for you guys:

is that saying all you have to do is have the app in by july 1 then you can work on getting your grow setup and everything in place by aug?im talking about the off site grows or infused part of things?

[TheReleafCenter]

is that saying all you have to do is have the app in by july 1 then you can work on getting your grow setup and everything in place by aug?im talking about the off site grows or infused part of things?

You need your app on file with whatever local people you're dealing with, then file your app with the state on Aug 1st. So if you're growing, you need to have some proof your grow is legally operating by July 1st, even if you don't have a single plant in the ground. Same goes for the infused.

[Ebbandflowian]

Throat.... Your going to have to check with your city clerk as far as zoneing goes if your unincorperated then check with your county clerk I know in elpaso cry agr zoned property is not allowed.....also if your looking for a new place make sure the lease states that you will be growing medical marijuana at that location......

[hippichic420]

Sorry, that's pretty much our store policy. When we get a new strain in we need to sample it to see how well it was flushed, scope it, research the lineage, type and print signage, put it through inventory, educate our caregivers, jar it up, take digital images, convert what doesn't sell into prerolls and wipe it back out of inventory. It's a lot of work for single ounces considering the volume we do.

And I really wish you had brought back that Sweet Tooth! We've replaced it with a different grower's genetics after your seething review of it. :hippy:

On a side note, I received this email from Matt Cook this morning, hope it provides some clarification for you guys:

Regarding Matt's letter, does that mean the 5 patient per CG doesn't go into effect until 2011?

"If these conditions are met, you can file with the State by August 1 and certify that you are growing 70% of your med's. The next deadline is July 1, 2011, when the entire Act goes into effect."

Seems like there are so many questions, and just not enough answers.... yikes.
I'm glad I found this forum as its very helpful. Lots of good information!

[TheReleafCenter]

Regarding Matt's letter, does that mean the 5 patient per CG doesn't go into effect until 2011?

I'm not sure, I'll make sure to ask him.