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Dear Board of Supervisors,
After reading the proposed changes to the cannabis ordinance, I can’t help but wonder why such significant changes to the code are proposed on a Friday to be voted on on Monday. This is not a public policy process designed to inspire confidence that our elected officials are working in the best interests of all Mendocino County residents. What gives, Misters Haschak and Williams? It sure seems like an attempt to limit broad discussion and consideration. These issues are important and need to be parsed in a detailed and nuanced way.
Dear Board of Supervisors,
After reading the proposed changes to the cannabis ordinance, I can’t help but wonder why such significant changes to the code are proposed on a Friday to be voted on on Monday. This is not a public policy process designed to inspire confidence that our elected officials are working in the best interests of all Mendocino County residents. What gives, Misters Haschak and Williams? It sure seems like an attempt to limit broad discussion and consideration. These issues are important and need to be parsed in a detailed and nuanced way.