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This week’s cannabis business licensing and regulations update covers developments in San Luis Obispo, Culver City, San Bernardino, Antioch, and Isleton. PLUS: don’t miss this update from the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, which is holding a public hearing on November 8, 2018. 

MJ Biz Reports.. California Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a bill that would have given a tax break to all licensed marijuana businesses, dealing a setback to MJ companies hoping to reduce their state tax bills.

We hope you had a nice weekend. Please enjoy these latest California cannabis updates from around...

In a 3-2 vote at its regular meeting Sept. 11, the council instructed the city staff to draft an amendment to Ojai’s existing cannabis ordinance that would allow the city to provide licenses for cannabis manufacturing plants. The decision followed a more than hourlong discussion and public hearing on the matter that prompted arguments both for and against allowing such facilities.

The next three weeks things will move quickly, through a Planning Commission meeting on Sept. 13 and two City Council meetings, on Sept. 24 and Oct. 1, which could result in a new ordinance going on the books before the November election.

They write,”Please enjoy these latest California cannabis updates from around the state. Click through the link below for the upcoming schedule of workshops from the CDFA CalCannabis Licensing Division. “

The Bureau of Cannabis Control (Bureau) today announced that the Cannabis Advisory Committee will hold its next meeting on Thursday, September 20 in Eureka.

The training by the county Agricultural Commissioner’s Office and state Department of Pesticide Regulation is geared toward licensed cultivators operating in cities that allow cultivation.

The session was a blend of highs and lows for licensed cannabis companies, with some major victories as well as significant defeats. Here’s a rundown of the important touchpoints.

Cannabis Biz Funding for Dummies is our revenge on the sleaze bag venture capitalists that have descended on the cannabis industry. They range in sophistication from the “pushers” of prefabricated business plan templates [which all use a $1,800/lb. assumption for the price of flower] to the self-aggrandizement experts that offer “turnkey operations” in California that don’t even know that state Cannabis licenses are non-transferrable.