Marijuana Regulations in Sausalito · Should the delivery of medical marijuana be allowed or not...

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Marijuana Regulations in SausalitoOctober 22, 2018, 7:30 AM

Contents

i. Summary of registered responses 2

ii. Survey questions 4

iii. Individual registered responses 5

Summary Of Registered Responses

As of October 22, 2018, 7:30 AM, this forum had: Topic Start Topic EndAttendees: 924 December 5, 2017, 6:02 PM January 11, 2018, 12:26 PM

Registered Responses: 307

Hours of Public Comment: 36.8

QUESTION 1

Should the delivery of recreational marijuana be allowed or not allowed in the City of Sausalito?

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Allowed 73.5% 225

Not allowed 26.5% 81

QUESTION 2

Should the delivery of medical marijuana be allowed or not allowed in the City of Sausalito?

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Allowed 92.2% 283

Not allowed 7.8% 24

QUESTION 3

Should all other types of commercial marijuana activity be banned in Sausalito? (e.g. retail establishments,smoking lounges, production facilities, etc.)

% Count

Yes 31.7% 97

No 68.3% 209


Marijuana Regulations in Sausalito

How should marijuana be regulated in Sausalito?

QUESTION 4

If you answered “No” to the question above, what commercial marijuana activities should be allowed inSausalito? (select one or more from the list below)

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Retail sales of medical marijuana 96.3% 208

Retail sales of recreational marijuana 88.0% 190

Smoking lounges 48.6% 105

Production facilities 44.4% 96

Commercial cultivation 42.1% 91

Warehouse space for marijuana distribution 54.2% 117

Other 7.4% 16

QUESTION 5

California State Law allows for the indoor cultivation of up to six plants for personal use. Should outdoorcultivation of up to six plants for personal use also be allowed? (By state law, plants cannot be visible from anypublic place, e.g. sidewalks, parks, schools, etc.)

% Count

Yes 81.6% 249

No 18.4% 56

QUESTION 6

Do you have any other comments to share?

Answered 100

Skipped 207




Survey QuestionsQUESTION 1

Should the delivery of recreational marijuana be allowed or notallowed in the City of Sausalito?

• Allowed• Not allowed

QUESTION 2

Should the delivery of medical marijuana be allowed or not allowed inthe City of Sausalito?

• Allowed• Not allowed

QUESTION 3

Should all other types of commercial marijuana activity be banned inSausalito? (e.g. retail establishments, smoking lounges, productionfacilities, etc.)

• Yes• No

QUESTION 4

If you answered “No” to the question above, what commercialmarijuana activities should be allowed in Sausalito? (select one ormore from the list below)

• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other

QUESTION 5

California State Law allows for the indoor cultivation of up to sixplants for personal use. Should outdoor cultivation of up to six plantsfor personal use also be allowed? (By state law, plants cannot bevisible from any public place, e.g. sidewalks, parks, schools, etc.)

• Yes• No

QUESTION 6

Do you have any other comments to share?




Individual Registered Responses

Name not showninside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:09 PM

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• Allowed

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• No

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Yes

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• Allowed

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges

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• Yes

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colin gillinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:10 PM

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• Allowed

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• No

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana

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• Yes

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• Yes

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• Yes

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• Yes

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Smoking lounges

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• Yes

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Joseph Ordinginside Sausalito

December 6, 2017, 5:11 PM

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• Allowed

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• No

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• Yes

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William Zieglerinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:12 PM

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• Not allowed

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• Yes

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• No

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Teri Langinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:13 PM

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• Not allowed

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• Yes

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• Yes

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Yes

Question 6

Whoever created this survey wrote it in a very biased manner, againstmarijuana, especially question 3. Now that you have taken the survey, Ibelieve it will be expected that the City Council abide by the wishes of thepopulation, if you don't, it will really be a waste of time for all.


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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana

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Collect taxes and make money...


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Bring jobs to Sausalito!


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• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Yes

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the voters of california approved the legalization of marijuana already, notsure why this ordinance prohibiting the sale of it (with the exception ofmedical marijuana delivery) was approved at all at this point. other stateshave shown to have a DECLINE in crime and an INCREASE in taxrevenues.


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Name not shownoutside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:32 PM




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• No

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• Yes

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Other - I think there will be enough retail outlets close by formedical marijuana, that there doesn't need to be a facility in town.Delivery should be allowed.

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• Yes

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If we allow retail sales of marijuana, the store fronts should be located inthe Industrial zoned area of town (Marinship). These should be residentserving businesses not in the downtown tourist areas.


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I wish that Sausalito would accept this new law. Retail should be licensedand controlled much like liquor sales. I have no interest in marijuanamyself and do not use it. I only wish our town to be progressive andexpand offer beyond T-shirt's, souvenir shops and restaurantsdowntown.


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Legalize it. The voters have said we want it to be legal. Tax it. Treat it likealcohol. Sell it, buy it, grow it, use it. Or not. Your choice. It’s a usefulmedicine and also recreational substance that most people tolerate reallywell. Alcohol kills, cannabis saves lives.


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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Yes

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sarah stoutinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:41 PM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other - Whatever else there is.

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• Yes

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Marijuana related activities should be allowed, whether medical orrecreational. Local ordinances can be crafted to prevent creatingnuisances and law enforcement can enforce the regulations. I've been tomarijuana distribution businesses in Berkeley and San Francisco. Theywere clean, safe and professional. Require the business to hire securityand use the tax revenue to hire more police to help with real problems,like bike traffic.


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Marijuana sales will bring revenue to Sausalito not to mention the factthat state of California voted yes on it. Is Sausalito not California? Weneed to stop prohibiting things that are less harmful than say alhocol orweapons.


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Bobbie Caseyinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 5:54 PM

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Like any other commercial businesses, the number, size, location andhours of operation of medical marijuana facilities (or recreational facilitiesif they are allowed) should be governed by city laws and ordnance.


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• Retail sales of recreational marijuana

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I am not against the personal cultivation and use of Marijuana. I would notobject to the sale of Marijuana in the area north of Nevada St. or in theshopping center in Marin City. Not in the areas south of Nevada St.


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Smoke em if you got em..... Old Army saying.


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I don't want to walk around the beautiful streets of Sausalito smellingmarijuana.

william donovaninside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 6:38 PM

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• Not allowed

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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• Yes

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I think that we should be cautious about protecting children frommarijuana products. Kids cannot get medical marijuana without parentalconsent/participation, and that is good. Allowing retail sale and deliveries




makes it easier for kids (and they are very smart) to obtain and usemarijuana products--so lets not make it easy!


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I believe medical marijuana should be obtainable in a pharmacy like otherdrugs. I would not like to see a slew of marijuana lounges peppering ourdowntown, but I could see one retail establishment licensed to sell it as astart.

George Stubbsoutside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 7:01 PM

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Carol Moralesinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 7:06 PM

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This is a topic I'm passionate about. I currently see a doctor in San Rafael.His name is Dr. Michael Moskowitz. His new book, Medical Cannabis, isnow available to purchase on Amazon. He has weened me off twopharmaceutical drugs through medical marijuana. (I'm not gettingstoned). The positive affects of the drug, out weigh what ever the negativeis. Wherever you are allowed to sell alcohol, marijuana should be availablefor sale. Marijuana is a misunderstood, controversial drug. The publicneeds to be educated. I truly believe this is the drug of the 21st Century.

Rhonda Friedberginside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 7:14 PM

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no pot smoking in public places ... period


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Retail should be permitted upon resolution of the "cash" aspects of thebusiness. I have no objection to the business per se, but I am concernedabout a retail business with large amounts of cash that could attractcrime.


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Steve Mooreinside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 7:52 PM

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Sausalito does not have the space, process, administrative organization,and security resources to police and legislate this additional burden.California law will allow marijuana production, distribution, and usethroughout the state. Of course "use" will be lawful in Sausalito. But I feel

strongly that adding much more burden to our beautiful city is a mistake(and often to our currently "over-run" town...visitors, tacky commerce,endless bikes). I am not against commerce (and the tax revenues thataccrue from that), but these options, if implemented, will destroy themodel nature and beauty of Sausalito.


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• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation

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• Yes

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The commercial & zoning code of Sausalito is or could be sufficientmeans of controlling the location of any business enterprise. This systemof governing already has shows its ability to control the production andsale of alcohol, firearms, massage and tobacco. The commercialactivities required to produce and sell cannabis products are not in anyway different or more difficult than these current activities.


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Retail sales of medical and/or recreational marijuana will be a greatsource of revenue for the city.

Licita Fernandez

inside SausalitoDecember 6, 2017, 9:31 PM

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I am pro the medical and recreational use of marijuana by adults and seeno reason why retail sales or commercial production of the plant shouldbe banned here. I am more on the fence when it comes to places likesmoking lounges, as I worry about people becoming impaired and thendriving. I certainly support citizens' right to cultivate up to six plants forperson use in their own homes -- I cannot see how the private cultivationand use of the plant infringes on anyone else's rights.


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• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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Arne Glasgowinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 12:17 AM

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Name not showninside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 12:25 AM

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inside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 12:53 AM

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This is a new, unique and untested (at least here) law that will be tested inmany other communities first. Let us see how this works elsewhere firstto better plan, manage and project how this will affect our residents,impact city resources as well as our city image. Sales will producerevenue but at what cost? Give it time I say, before we know for certain.

Patrick Mcshaneinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 5:48 AM

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The good people of California voted into a law we should respect this eventhough I don’t agree

jack Sherwoodoutside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 6:37 AM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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Holly Bacuzziinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 6:45 AM

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The costs of retail and commercial establishments far outweigh thebenefits. Protect Sausalito from becoming a marijuana hub, like itsbecome a biker hub.


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I smoked pot off & on over the years but in recent years it was so strong itwas disabling & caused me to lose my sense of focus so its a slipperyslope in my view so let another town be the 1st to experiment.


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Steve Fabesinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 8:05 AM

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Just want to protect the younger generation. I think its like alcohol andshould be illegal to use until 21yrs of age - fat chance eh?


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Susan Sheainside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 8:34 AM

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Marijuana is now legal in California. Our town needs to be smart aboutthis. WE need to revenue to rebuild large areas of our infrastructure.

Name not shownoutside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 8:55 AM

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• Other - It should not be allowed at all.

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Dunya Fraserinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 9:06 AM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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"Mary Jane" should be illegal, period...we have enough issues with drugs,alcohol, DUI's, DWI's, etc. to add another to the mix. I've seen what it doesto people and have known people who have been arrested for drivingunder the influence of weed...There are those that say, it's not as bad;yeah, right, make it legal and see the accidents, and arrests will go wayup... sad, but unfortunately, my voice, nor vote will make a difference withthis problem ...


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We need to change the culture of marijuana as an illicit, immoral use.Continuing to vilify it and people who use it responsibly iscounterproductive. With strong controls over any of the uses proposed,we can foster a restrained, polite culture of use, the kind we'd like to havearound alcohol (but are still not fully there). Until we get full control overmarijuana production, distribution and use, there will continue to beunderground access that is more harmful to kids than having a controlled,reasonable public approach to it.


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Tammy Blanchardinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 10:05 AM

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I personally do not use marijuana but have no problem with others usingit. I put Marijuana use in the same category as wine and liquorconsumption.


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james coyneinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 10:35 AM

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The marijuana progression is happening, so we might as well be out frontof the event instead of being resistant. Sausalito should plan for theinclusion of the infrastructure and not succumb to a "not in my backyard"approach. Facing reality head on is better than denying the inevitable.





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Medical marijuana should be available for all patients.Recreational use of marijuana should be allowed, also controlled for allcommunity security and education around marihuana should also beincluded.Alcohol and tabacco are allowed, if there are bars in Sausalito thereshould also be marihuana access.


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Let other cities deal with the unforeseen consequences this law willcreate.


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PRIVATE in home use seems reasonable, same as alcoholic beverage,HOWEVER, EXTREMELY OPPOSED TO PUBLIC USE!!!!

Sebastian Becainside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 10:51 AM

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I understand some people may have concerns about cannabis sale anduse, but I feel there is a greater good in the wide-spread healing potentialof this sacred plant. Let's have Sausalito be at the forefront of thisMedicinal Mindfulness Revolution.

"The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move withit, and join the dance." Alan Watts (Sausalito, CA)


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Voters 2 to 1 voted in favor of recreational weed use. Now thegovernment should listen to the voters and move this forward.


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The voters of Marin overwhelming voted to legalize marijuana but now the




cities are balking on going forward. As someone who uses this plant tohelp mainly with migraine headaches and also anxiety & insomnia, I find itbaffling why they cities won't come up with solutions to help make thisavailable to those who want it. Also, a bit ashamed. Marin thinks its soforward-thinking but obviously that is not the case.

Lottie Payinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 11:16 AM

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Isn’t life grand?!

Marnie Wilsoninside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 11:48 AM

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Joseph Gaulinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 11:51 AM

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There are far too many proven positive aspects of this natural product. Itshould be allowed.


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Sausalito has one of the oldest populations in Marin County and in theState of California. I am a senior citizen and I believe that it would serveour city to have a clean, welcoming medical marijuana business whereolder people would feel comfortable in discussing medical treatment




options for conditions such as glaucoma, cancer, pain relief, etc. Thepeople of California have approved this new law and our government iswise to listen to our citizens


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As the world changes so might the community. Over the last severalyears, the benefits of medical cannabis has become more broadlyrecognized and many in the community have benefited from this natural(and historic) method to treat their ills. Reputable studies have shownthat cannabis use does not lead to use of other, more addictive drugs.Individuals under the influence of cannabis are generally reserved asopposed to drunk and disorderly. For the most part, anyone under orover 21, can obtain cannabis at will. The retail sale of the product offers aregulated and graded (for quality and strength) method of distributing(and taxing) a product that many in the community already purchase onthe street or in the numerous dispensaries in SF, Sonoma and the EastBay. If nothing else, local retail cannabis outlets will cut down on trafficon the 101 and emissions into the atmosphere! Sausalito's colorful pastcan be extended through the approval of retail outlets within the City.Disapproval of the retail establishments will not change behavior, justdrive that behavior underground. A hundred years ago, Prohibition was avain attempt to curb alcoholic beverages. Look how successful that effortwas and imagine what our City would be like without the great eating anddrinking venues that presently add to our quality of life. I support theapproval of retail sales of cannabis within Sausalito City limits.


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This is a small city. It cannot and should not have to absorb a marijuanadispensary. Even if the city determines for whatever reason that one hasto be allowed, please keep it away from residential areas and fromdowntown. Put it as far away as you can.


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Leslie Alleninside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 3:39 PM

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If Sausalito residents who are interested in marijuana, for whateverreason, will be traveling to other local cities to obtain it, or receivingdelivery from elsewhere, why not discourage that by simply having itavailable, and taxed, in Sausalito? It's the least of our social concerns.





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Being in long term recovery & having assisted 100’s ofpatients/family/friends to enter recovery, I have such mixed feelingsabout recreational marijuana, DUI, young brain development andemotional development, while under the influence of countlesssubstances, including marijuana. I have worked with agonized teens &their parents around their use/abuse of marijuana(alcohol, other drugs)to manage stress in school.My nephew with muscular dystrophy benefitted greatly, for neurogenicpain management from medical marijuana, during his final years(died atage 37).Yet, I really do not support the easy access of delivery of recreationalmarijuana, nor retail outlets, open growing. SOME EFFORT has to be expended, not just the passivity of delivery. Somuch more could be said...





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Marijuana has so many uses, I love edibles and lotions and CBD for pain!It’s better than alcohol! I think it would be another draw for people tocome to our town, and enjoy our cafes and lifestyle


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Kathleen Robertsinside SausalitoDecember 7, 2017, 6:59 PM

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Don’t let Monsanto and big pharmaceutical influence your thinking. Theyare the biggest problem in America.


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As a patient who throws up without marijuana or frequent IVs, I would sayit would be of enormous benefit to me and others like me. But further, ifwe allow the sale, manufacture, etc. of recreational alcohol, which hasmuch higher social costs, why would we ban them for recreationalmarijuana?


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Come on, Sausalito!!! Get with the times!! Do not criminalize thissubstance any more than you would wine!


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People should be allowed to use and grow their own marijuana or forothers, but not for commercial use (for profit) .

Name not showninside Sausalito





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Sausalito is often overwhelmed by the tourist industry, and it's my opinionthat adding the marijuana industry to that mix would not be a positivemove for our tourist destination city or for its residents.


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I don't use marijuana or condone it's use. But I think that people have theright to do what is legal. I don't have the right to control them.


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Nathan Scrippsinside Sausalito

December 8, 2017, 8:55 AM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Other - Headquarters for delivery based businesses or others inthe industry that are not specifically called out here (HelloMD forexample in Larkspur)

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Tax it for massive revenues! In Colorado, the purchase price listed onmarijuana items includes a 25% or more tax... how much of that comes toSausalito vs. county or state? Is there a way to increase taxes and keep ahigher portion for Sausalito specifically?

For example, If we were to have a recreational marijuana retail store withan included smoking lounge, what portion of taxes would stay in Sausalitovs. go to the county or state? Due to our higher tourist traffic than othercities and towns in Marin, we should be thoughtful about how wemonetize the "marijuana tourism" that was an unprecedented boon toColorado's economy.

And of course, those stores could (and should) provide a local's discount!


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Joseph Woodinside SausalitoDecember 8, 2017, 4:56 PM

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Mary foustinside Sausalito


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Fiona Clementsoutside SausalitoDecember 8, 2017, 8:56 PM

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Please don't allow storefront or delivery sales of marijuana withinSausalito.


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We have a great food industry in this town people come here to eat greatmeals we should allow our locals to produce and sell edibles and reap thetax benefits of this new industry.

Robert Tillmaninside SausalitoDecember 8, 2017, 9:45 PM

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Marijuana should be treated no differently than alcohol. To do otherwiseleads to discriminatory criminal justice practices.


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Follow the vote - the people’s vote on this was clear.


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Previous state and local votes have shown that there is widespreadsupport for Sausalito to allow the sale and production of cannabis(medicinal and recreational) within its boundaries - it's time thesupervisors followed the will of the people. In particular prohibiting theretail of medicinal cannabis causes undo hardship to patients. I doubt thecity had this much debate about the expanding liquor licenses or the saleof alcohol.


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I bought my Sausalito home more than 25 years ago. I have faith that wecan include this new industry which will bring increased revenue to ourcity tax’s, and be of service to our community members.


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I do not want Sausalito to be a destination place for the sale or use ofmarijuana.


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I don't like the drug, and I don't like being around drugged people, but thecitizens did vote for this. I think a moderate response is reasonable.


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My wife and I have great concerns about this issue.


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Linda Balokinside SausalitoDecember 9, 2017, 1:57 PM

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There is an opportunity for the city of Sausalito to derive revenues fromthe sale of marijuana responsibly. There should be limitations on thenumber of retail sales locations and location restrictions. Staff shouldevaluate closely how other small communities have managed commercialmarijuana activity and provide staff recommendations that reference itsresearch.

Jennie Wasserinside SausalitoDecember 9, 2017, 2:21 PM

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I applaud a survey being taken. We voted the sale in and the wishes of theelectorate should be honored.


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Treat the same as alcohol


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Allow this and within no time Sausalito will smell and look just likedowntown San Francisco.


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I believe it's a travesty of justice that for 12,000 years cannabis hasprovide therapeutic benefits for societies throughtout the world, but itcontinues to be vilified in the U.S. The medicinal benefits of cannabis arewell founded. I am not a frequent cannabis user, however I knowhundreds of people who have sought out cannabis as an alternative topharmaceuticals and alcohol --- using cannabis to manage pain, stimulateappitite during cancer treatments, treat insomnia, regulate mood andanxiety. In low doses (which the CA legislature is mandating for edibles),cannabis is helping people I know with cancer, chronic pain (from opiods),reliance on antidepressants, and alcohol addiction.

Why should Sausalito provide legal access to cannabis?

Because $425 billion is spent annually on pharmaceuticals, many ofwhich are addictive, and many of which are targeting women. It’s time foralternatives. Here are some facts:

Pain:— 100 million Americans live with chronic pain. — There are 300 million pain prescriptions written a year. — Americans are 5% of the worlds population but consume 50% of it’sprescription pain meds and 80% of all opioids.http://www.painmed.org/patientcenter/facts_on_pain.aspx

Sleep:— 63% of the population of the U.S. suffer from sleep problems— 9 million Americans take prescription sleeping pills (2013 CDC report)

—25% of American women are on anti-depressants, and women areprescribed anti-depressants at 2x the rate of men

Alcohol replacement—15.1 million people are alcoholics in the U.S. alone, and 88,000 dieannually. There are 2.5 million years of potential life lost each year,shortening the lives of those who died by an average of 30 years-- Up to 40% of all hospital beds are being used by a person being treatedfor alcohol related issues.https://www.ncadd.org/about-addiction/alcohol/facts-about-alcohol

I hope the Sausalito City Government does the right thing, and providesSausalito residents who are in need of medicinal cannabis, access in aresponsible way. I support the California State Cannabis Laws forrecreational use and medicinal use.


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Olen Fayeinside SausalitoDecember 11, 2017, 10:55 AM

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The communities of California have voted and approved the use ofmarijuana for recreational and medical use. Let's support this decision byenabling the law and regulation of the best our ability.


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not only not visible, but also secured (locked)


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I’m not against marijuana I just want it to be thoughtfully regulated. Iunderstand it can be important to regulate the density of facilities. Forexample limit the number of dispensaries within several blocks of eachother. We don’t want to change the character of Sausalito by having lotsof people hanging around waiting for dispensaries to open, or smoking inpublic after their purchases.


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I am appalled that so many jurisdictions in Marin County are banning allrecreational marijuana activities despite the will of the people of Californiaas demonstrated by the overwhelming majority who approved Prop 64,and I see no reason for Sausalito to ban it also. Properly regulated, itwould be no different than sales and legal consumption of alcohol, and italso would provide useful tax revenue for the city.


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I am concerned about delivery instead of a retail space...the safety of thepackage on your doorstep or in your mailbox and the safety of the deliveryperson


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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other - testing services and non-storefront retail (e.g. deliveryservices)

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I've lived in Sausalito for over a decade. Sausalito needs tax revenue andcannabis can provide it. Our aging population can benefit from medicinaluse. Our younger, entrepreneurial population can benefit from theopportunity to start and grow artisanal cannabis businesses. Our town isa destination for visitors, many of whom don't spend money. Cannabistourism can be a peaceful, profitable niche for our little town. Sausalitohas a centuries-old reputation for non-conformism and the arts. Cannabisis the perfect business for Sausalito to prosper in California's newly legalindustry. Let's take this exciting step into a future that's aligned to ourhistorical values!


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Like bars and liquor stores, sale and enjoyment of medical andrecreational marijuana should thoughtfully be introduced, in acomplimentary, balanced way, to our City.

Sean Clearyoutside SausalitoDecember 14, 2017, 10:50 AM

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As a native son of Sausalito whose parents still reside there, Sausalito isboth a constant destination for me as well as being my belovedhometown. I take tremendous pride in the town, and keep a keen eye onits future. The voters of the state have spoken, and cannabis use andbusiness, at long last, are finally being afforded the legal protections thatthey deserve. Sausalito, with its rich history of non conformity, diversity,and acceptance, would do well to maintain an awareness of the rights ofthe citizens of California, and not impede the legal ability of its residentsto grow, sell, or consume cannabis within Sausalito. Cannabis has, timeand again, been shown to have a far less deleterious effect on anycommunity than any legal intoxicant currently available. With its legalitynow several years old in other states, research is finally reinforcing whatmost know: cannabis does not increase use of other illicit drugs, it doesnot lead to higher traffic fatalities, and it does not constitute a threat totoday’s youth. Drunk driving, opiate abuse, and teen usage are all down instates with recreational cannabis recognition. And their tax coffers areenjoying the benefits of millions of dollars. Sausalito can maintain itsoriginal character in supporting this new progression of American society,while also putting to use this new stream of solid tax revenue to continueto aid the town in growth, beautification, and development. Let’s notstand in the way of progress, nor infringe on the rights that our neighborshave fought so hard and so long to finally have recognized.


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We can be progressive as a city and if we encounter any issues in thefuture I trust that we'll know what to do then as a community.


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This is a wonderful opportunity to be part of the future. Cannabis is thefuture with many benefits. Stringent state regulations now make medicaland recreational cannabis safer than ever by requiring testing and gradingfor quality and strength. Rather than buying on the streets and notknowing what you are getting, let's allow Sausalito to become a model forgood practices, add tax revenue to the city, create jobs and have fundoing it. I have been surprised at how many people I know use medicalcannabis to help with chronic pain, sleep, cancer relief, stress disorderand other ailments. Let's be part of the future, not the hidden andforbidden past. Let's bring life back into our fair city by making Sausalitoa place the locals of Marin want to come. I strongly believe this is a goodmove for our community and our community spirit.


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As a user of canibus for medical reasons I have to go to San Francisco topurchase it. The facilities I’ve been to are very professionally run andfrom the outside are discrete and appear to be just like and other retailestablishment except that there is no advertising or promotion on theoutside...in other words, if you didn’t know the name of the store, ie TheApothecarium, you would not know what was being sold inside. I couldsee an establishment like this working well in Sausalito. I wouldn’t want iton Bridgeway or Caledonia but almost any other street would work.

Lisa Theodoratusinside SausalitoDecember 15, 2017, 4:12 PM

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charlie boese


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Let's stop criminalizing marijuana. If it's legal in the state, it should belegal in Sausalito. It would be nice to grow a couple of plants in the garden with tomatoes,beans, etc. andthey could be out of public view.


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Elizabeth Hudsoninside SausalitoDecember 19, 2017, 6:14 PM

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I’m almost shocked that any kind of local ban is being considered, what isSausalito becoming? Alabama?


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• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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Melissa Moraninside SausalitoDecember 20, 2017, 10:16 AM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Other - Small scale cultivation would be ok. I worry about largescale commercial operations.

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other - Bicycle delivery, and a safe zone created for person-to-person sales and outdoor use (Dunphy Park?)

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We need to let everyday Sausalitans benefit from the law change! Allowbicycle delivery and person-to-person sales by not prosecuting thoseactivities.


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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other - growing for medicinal and personal use

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California citizens have had the legal right to choose marijuana for theirmedicine for 20 years, yet the city of Sausalito still discriminates againstcitizens who choose to exercise this right. When will the dinosaurs awakeand cease to treat us as second class citizens? How long will this travestyof justice continue? When will you recognize our rights, and stoppersecuting us?


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I don’t have a problem with pot being legal or Home delivery but am veryconcerned about dispenseries. I work by the one in the financial district inSF on California and there are always strange characters hanging around.And I’m concerned about theft etc given the cash nature of the business.I’m sure 90% of the patrons are fine and all but it only takes a smallnumber to really change things. If we’ve decided we want to keep acertain character to our town such that we don’t allow Philz to have a signit also seems like we shouldn’t have these sorts of establishments. We’realso trying to encourage more families to move to Sausalito and havingthese sorts of establishments would discourage that. We haven’t had

dispenseries for medical marijuana and people have been fine goingelsewhere to get their supply. If we do have them then they should bemore of the high end type dispenseries and have more regulations forapproval, including things like approving the designs and reviewingbusiness plans etc to ensure they fit with our town.


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Carol Tarliwinside Sausalito

December 27, 2017, 1:34 PM

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Mark Tuckerinside SausalitoDecember 27, 2017, 1:34 PM

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I do not understand why this would be limited more than any othercommodity. You have liquor stores, bars, and certainly wouldn't object toa distributor.


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December 27, 2017, 6:41 PM

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Megan Palmerinside SausalitoDecember 28, 2017, 8:01 AM

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Stacey Newcomerinside SausalitoDecember 28, 2017, 12:07 PM

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It has been shown in Sonoma and Mendocino Counties that legalization ofmarijuana use whether for medical or recreational use has correlation toincreases of crime, burglary, and assault. Legalization can also be linkedto increases of under age use, and cases of driving while intoxicated.

Allowing dispensaries, shops, clubs, and smoking lounges in the city couldhave negative effects on Sausalito as a whole.


December 28, 2017, 3:02 PM

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Medicinal marijuana is one thing. And if this helps those who arelegitimately ill, it is just another option for feeling better & healing. But like all “drugs” including alcohol - DRUGS of any sort, create their ownproblems : DUI, criminal activity, over use, incorrect use, health issues,monetary issues etc. seems quite sad that any of these “influences” are “our” crutches on anevery day basis.


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• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution

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David Liffinside SausalitoDecember 28, 2017, 5:22 PM

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nina meisterinside SausalitoDecember 28, 2017, 9:57 PM

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• Retail sales of medical marijuana• Retail sales of recreational marijuana• Smoking lounges• Production facilities• Commercial cultivation• Warehouse space for marijuana distribution• Other - "Marijuana" is actually a nickname. "Cannabis" is morecorrect.

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Cannabis is way more beneficial to people than many other substances.People need to be educated as to its benefits. The legal word is CANNABIS, not MARIJUANA.


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With Sausalito's aging population, allowing marijuana delivery andlounges would be the compassionate choice. I find it disappointing andbewildering that I can go to many establishments in Sausalito to drinkalcohol, but do not have a community space to responsibly enjoy a muchsafer drug and medicine.

Allow sun grown outdoor plants so that residents don't need to wasteenergy with lights.

And why is bicycle delivery off the table? Does Sausalito want more cartraffic? The local resistance toward marijuana and bicycles is absurd andunfounded.


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I think if citizens want to grow marijuana inside their house that’s fine,away from the public. I also feel that marijuana delievery for medicalpurposes is ok as well. For recreational use, I think Sausalito will becomea tourist haven for recreational users if we allow any type of commercialmarijuana activity. It will change the character and reputation of the city.It could have the affect of lowering the desriabilty to live here and settlewith younger affluent families and in turn depreciate property values andlessen the desirability to live in the city. It will become a haven for citizenswho frequent dunphy park and the 7-11 late at night and who commitpetty theft. The air will smell like smoke. Lastly it has the potential tocreate even more crime and hurt the lower income areas of the city suchas Marin City. We need to cooperate with the law and give peoplefreedoms and access to their medical needs for marijuana use butnothing further that will cause a deterioration to the reputation andintegrity and safety of our community. I’m a young father with a child whois concerned already about the deteriorating character of the communityand don’t want to be forced to sell my home and move to another part ofMarin where already the public elementary schools are higher rated.


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Doug Lloydinside Sausalito

December 31, 2017, 1:29 PM

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Name not showninside SausalitoJanuary 1, 2018, 12:37 PM

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Name not showninside SausalitoJanuary 2, 2018, 10:13 AM

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History will someday view this era as we now view alcohol prohibition. Weneed to stop stigmatizing the use of a natural medicine while the entiretown has prescription pharmaceuticals pumping through their veins.Resistance to marijuana is in large part derived from class-based andrace-based assumptions by those who think keeping it out of town will"keep out the bad element." But we, your neighbors, are the users. No oneis going to come here to get it when it's already everywhere. We wouldonly be sending our own citizens to get it elsewhere.


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Nurit raphaeloutside SausalitoJanuary 3, 2018, 1:55 PM

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Christine Arseneauinside SausalitoJanuary 4, 2018, 11:47 AM




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I'm not against Marijuana, but feel that it would be better to have it forsale, etc., in a larger, more centralized city like San Rafael.


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Name not shownoutside SausalitoJanuary 4, 2018, 7:38 PM

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George Newhallinside SausalitoJanuary 5, 2018, 5:41 AM

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inside SausalitoJanuary 5, 2018, 3:20 PM

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Name not shownoutside SausalitoJanuary 5, 2018, 3:46 PM

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Doretta Boehminside SausalitoJanuary 5, 2018, 10:48 PM

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Marijuana should be legal in all forms and uses. Big pharma wants to keepit illegal because it is such a miraculous cure all for so many medicalconditions. As for recreation; we have bars don't we? Tax it like alchoholor cigarettes, both of which are far more destructive, and use that muchneeded revenue for the enrichment of our community. It serves no one tocling to out-dated and prudish moral ideals.





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WE’VE MADE MANY GREAT STRIDES IN BECOMING A MORE FAMILY-FRIENDLY TOWN, THAT EFFORT NEEDS TO CONTINUE TOSTRENGTHEN, NOT BE THWARTED.


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jean mcginnisinside SausalitoJanuary 7, 2018, 1:09 PM

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I do not support the use of marijuana; slows reflexes, gateway drug, altersthinking, not a wise choice.


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As a young professional & a female with a chronic illness, I depend onmedical marijuana to keep my disease in remission. I just moved toSausalito from the city to have a slower life and lifestyle. Since movinghere though, it has been incredibly difficult to get my hands on mymedicine (CBD oils with minimal THC). I would love to see applications

and stores from around the bay have the ability to deliver their productsto my house. Please reconsider changing the law to allow delivery andlocal retails stores.


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We are not above the law and the LAW is that it is legal!!! I can understanda temporary ban to gather and organize resources but that’s it - no moreBS delays and ordinances. Sausalito is in California people!!! I’m not evena user/one who partakes but I do believe in upholding the law and thevoters voted yes.


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It would be a travesty for Sausalito to miss out on the opportunity tobenefit from tax revenue and additional tourist revenue that would begenerated from allowing the marijuana industry into town. It would alsoallow better access to services, and business opportunities for localresidents.


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Bettina Cliftoninside SausalitoJanuary 8, 2018, 9:10 AM

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It is cruel to keep this amazing medicinal plant inaccessible to people whoneed it and foolhardy to try and keep recreational users from purchasingit. Accessibility and taxation will remove stigma and criminal activity. Weshould embrace this enlightened view point not continue to perpetuateignorance by shunning progress.


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• Yes

Question 6

It will undoubtedly be a conceptual leap for some to accept whatdecriminalization means. For many other upstanding citizens,decriminalization offers peace of mind and civility like the end ofProhibition did for regulated alcohol consumption. The cannabis stores in legal states ask for id at the door to protect theirbusiness and are far more regulated than the alcohol dispensaries thatsurround us.




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