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The Palm Springs City Council has voted to amend its medical cannabis ordinance to allow a fourth dispensary.
Palm Springs is the only city in the Coachella Valley to permit the sale of medical marijuana.
Currently, dispensaries must be 1,000 feet from each other.
A third permit was just granted to C.A.P.S. Apothecary after it was revoked from CannaHelp. That dispensary, owned by medical marijuana activist Stacy Hochanadel, had been inoperative for more than 90 days due to issues related to its lease.
C.A.P.S. had operated in Palm Springs for years without a permit and was in litigation with the city prior to receiving the permit last month.
There are at least six unlicensed pot dispensaries operating within Palm Springs, with many clustered in an industrial zone near Gene Autry Trail and Ramon Road known as "Little Amsterdam."
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Palm Springs is the only city in the Coachella Valley to permit the sale of medical marijuana.
Currently, dispensaries must be 1,000 feet from each other.
A third permit was just granted to C.A.P.S. Apothecary after it was revoked from CannaHelp. That dispensary, owned by medical marijuana activist Stacy Hochanadel, had been inoperative for more than 90 days due to issues related to its lease.
C.A.P.S. had operated in Palm Springs for years without a permit and was in litigation with the city prior to receiving the permit last month.
There are at least six unlicensed pot dispensaries operating within Palm Springs, with many clustered in an industrial zone near Gene Autry Trail and Ramon Road known as "Little Amsterdam."
News Hawk- TruthSeekr420 420 MAGAZINE
Source: mydesert.com
Author: The Desert Sun
Contact: Feedback | The Desert Sun | MyDesert.com
Website: West valley news briefs for May 10 | The Desert Sun | MyDesert.com
