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Local Roundup for Oregon Cannabis October 12, 2015

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Every week, we are trying to keep our membership up-to-date on what is happening around the state with local bans and regulation.  Here is this week’s local roundup:

Boardman:  The Boardman City Council will be holding a public hearing on a possible ban of marijuana shops on Tuesday, October 13 at 7pm at City Hall located at 200 City Center Drive, according to the East Oregonian.

Wasco County: Wasco County discussed recreational marijuana for nearly an hour at last week’s Commissioner meeting, but have not yet made any decision on whether they will opt out of marijuana sales.  According to the Dalles Chronicle, Commissioner Rod Runyon believes a decision is likely to occur at the last meeting of the year, scheduled for December 16.  In the meantime, they are still collecting information, he said.   

Grants Pass: Rycke Brown has filed a lawsuit against the city of Grants Pass alleging that the city’s marijuana nuisance code 5.72, which makes it illegal to grow marijuana outdoors, violates state law, according to KAJO 1270 am.  The lawsuit was filed on October 1 in Josephine County Circuit Court.

OLCC-reported cities and counties that have implemented bans or voter referrals for bans

The OLCC has updated the list of banned counties and cities.  Those currently listed with the OLCC include:

Immediate bans
(>55% voted No on M91)
Moratorium with voter referral for ban
(<55% voted No on M91)

Counties:

Baker County

Crook County

Harney County

Klamath County

Malheur County

Morrow County

Umatilla County

Wheeler County

Cities:

Adrian

Baker City

Burns

Canyon City

Dayville

Elgin

Ione

Island City

John Day

Jordan Valley

Klamath Falls

Nyssa

Ontario

Umatilla

Vale

Counties:

Douglas County

Marion County

Cities:

Brownsville

Coburg

Creswell

Grants Pass

Junction City

Lebanon

Manzanita

Sandy

Shaniko

Sutherlin

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