Medicinal Marijuana Industry News March. 24, 2011
Town of Bay Area Finds Itself in the court Over Marijuana Dispensary
The Town of Bay Area might be having to pay a problem to be wishy-washy. Greg Schoepp received permission in the city to spread out a medicinal marijuana dispensary. San Francisco’s Board of Appeals suspended the permit granted, stating there is a typo in city planning code which citizens weren’t interested in the thought of a dispensary. This apparently is the very first time a dispensary takes the town of Bay Area to the court for the best to market cannabis. Since you will find no shops around the west side from the city, Schoepp might find a friend in condition law. The 1996 Compassionate Use Act guarantees “safe access”, creating a strong situation for Schoepp.
Medicinal Marijuana Dispensary Takes SF To The Court
 
 
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