WHEN: Tuesday, July 25, 2023 starting at 1:00pm

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WHERE: Mendocino County Board of Supervisors Chambers, located at 501 Low Gap Road in Ukiah (click here to get directions)

 

Zoom participation also available: https://mendocinocounty.zoom.us/j/83160774635

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Make a Difference by: Speaking during public comment (in-person or on Zoom), and if you cannot attend, share your written feedback with the Board of Supervisors by emailing:

bos@mendocinocounty.org and please CC pbscommissions@mendocinocounty.org

 

Mendocino County may establish a Cannabis Prohibition (CP) zone in part of Redwood Valley. This would prohibit cannabis cultivation on select parcels in Redwood Valley, and impact current legal operators, as well as those going through the permitting process, despite these operators trying to do things the right way: as legal, above-board, taxpaying operators.

 

This potential zoning designation does nothing to solve the issue of unregulated illegal grows in rural residential areas, amounts to racist gerrymandering, and sets a bad precedent by making it harder for those seeking to cultivate the right way to stay in business.

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Letters From Those Opposing the Creation of a CP Zone in Redwood Valley:

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Letter from Redwood Valley Resident Bill Self

Letter from Redwood Valley Residents Michael and Eileen Eich

Redwood Valley Resident Judy Johnson

Redwood Valley Resident Bruce Stewart

Redwood Valley Resident Anarbol Lopez

Redwood Valley Property Owner Juan Gamino

Redwood Valley Resident James Beatty

Mendocino County Resident Javier Rau

Mendocino County Residents Laura & Marty Clein

Mendocino County Resident Ruben Ruiz

Mendocino County Resident Chiah Rodriques

Letter #1 from Emerald Law Group

Letter #2 from Emerald Law Group

Letter #3 from Emerald Law Group

Letter #4 from Emerald Law Group

Letter #1 from the Mendocino Cannabis Alliance

Letter #2 from the Mendocino Cannabis Alliance

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Learn more by visiting our About  page, and please join us at the Board of Supervisors meeting by saying NO to Cannabis Prohibition zones, which, if passed, means other legal cultivations in Mendocino County could be targeted next!