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Foothills Event Center eyed for cannabis dispensary

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GV Goes Forward With Smaller Cannabis Committee - KNCO

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Nevada County shines spotlight on criminal cultivation

  Seven different issues comprised a mid-year report before the Board of Supervisors, but it was cannabis that drew the most comment. Supervisors have been fielding complaints about blatant violations, and those responsible illegal growers do not care because the county does not have the manpower to mitigate their activity, Chairman and Supervisor Dan Miller said. The county is overwhelmed by illegal growers coming into neighborhoods such as Sunshine Valley and 6B Ranch Estates, with total disregard for the peace and quiet that residents have enjoyed for over two decades. “We need to get rid of the bad people,” Miller said. “We have to tweak our zoning if someone wants to put a grow in what’s not an established neighborhood, so let’s go after the growers doing it illegally.”

High cost of business: Small-plot cannabis grower struggles to prevail

Nevada County cannabis grower Daniel Fink, owner/operator of Down Om Farms on the San Juan Ridge, operates one of the few legal farms in Nevada County. By being a small farm with no employees, Fink is able to keep costs down in an increasingly difficult industry to succeed in. Photo: Elias Funez Despite being legal in many states, marijuana presents a classic David-versus-Goliath case for many Nevada County growers who plowed into the industry after the county in May 2019 approved rules for the crop. Daniel Fink, an organic farmer in North San Juan, was the 12th permitted cannabis business in the county. Under the county’s regulations for a micro-grower with a 5- to 10-acre farm, he is allowed a 2,500-square-foot canopy of cannabis. His grow consists of 1/16 of an acre equal to about one half of a basketball court.

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