Stoney Girl
New Member
Cheif of Police is upset about medical marijuana and trying to change the laws:
· Care Providers can grow marijuana
for up to four patients.
· A Care Provider with four patients
could have 24 mature plants with 72
seedlings (96 plants)
· More than one Care Provider can
use the same grow site
The problem:
· Limited regulation of grow sites
· No restriction on how much
marijuana can be possessed
cumulatively. You could distribute
1.5 pounds every day if you are a
Care Provider
· Possession of 1.5 pounds is
unreasonable, 1.5 ounces is
reasonable
· No restrictions on how many Care
Providers can be at one grow site
· No restrictions on a where a Care
Provider grow site can be located
· Irresponsible doctors providing
approval to any adult that claims to
have pain
· Medical marijuana is not being
treated as other medicines that
require a prescription
· There is no restrictions where Care
Providers can grow marijuana
· The poorly written medical
marijuana laws are difficult to
enforce and encourage associated
criminal activity
Here is how to fix it:
· A united front during the next
legislative session to reform the
medical marijuana act
· Restrict access to medical marijuana
to truly chronic conditions such as
cancer patients
· Put the Oregon Medical Marijuana
Program under the supervision of
the Oregon Pharmacy Board
· Reduce the card holder amount to
1.5 ounces
· Define a maximum amount during a
specific time period that can be
possessed. One should not be able
to possess 1.5 pounds every day
· Limit the number of Care Providers
at a grow site
· Restrict locations where Care
Providers and grow medical
marijuana. There should not be
commercial Care Provider grow site
in heavily populated residential
areas and/or near parks and schools
· The number of adult plants needs to
be drastically reduced. Two mature
plants is closer to reasonable
· Create sanctions that permanently
suspend medical marijuana cards
for any criminal manufacturing
and/or distribution of marijuana
· Prohibit felons from obtaining a
medical marijuana card
What can you do:
· Become familiar with the Oregon
Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP)
· Report marijuana grows in your
neighborhood
· Contact your state and local
representatives to express your
concerns regarding OMMP and your
desire for legislative changes
The current law is unenforceable and
encourages and supports criminal
distribution under the guise and protection
of medicine.
We have spoken to numerous residents
that have expressed there frustration and
fear in having to live next to a commercial
marijuana grow site.
Please stand with us by contacting your
representatives to help change the laws to
better protect the livability of your
neighborhoods.
Randy Schoen — Chief of Police
· Care Providers can grow marijuana
for up to four patients.
· A Care Provider with four patients
could have 24 mature plants with 72
seedlings (96 plants)
· More than one Care Provider can
use the same grow site
The problem:
· Limited regulation of grow sites
· No restriction on how much
marijuana can be possessed
cumulatively. You could distribute
1.5 pounds every day if you are a
Care Provider
· Possession of 1.5 pounds is
unreasonable, 1.5 ounces is
reasonable
· No restrictions on how many Care
Providers can be at one grow site
· No restrictions on a where a Care
Provider grow site can be located
· Irresponsible doctors providing
approval to any adult that claims to
have pain
· Medical marijuana is not being
treated as other medicines that
require a prescription
· There is no restrictions where Care
Providers can grow marijuana
· The poorly written medical
marijuana laws are difficult to
enforce and encourage associated
criminal activity
Here is how to fix it:
· A united front during the next
legislative session to reform the
medical marijuana act
· Restrict access to medical marijuana
to truly chronic conditions such as
cancer patients
· Put the Oregon Medical Marijuana
Program under the supervision of
the Oregon Pharmacy Board
· Reduce the card holder amount to
1.5 ounces
· Define a maximum amount during a
specific time period that can be
possessed. One should not be able
to possess 1.5 pounds every day
· Limit the number of Care Providers
at a grow site
· Restrict locations where Care
Providers and grow medical
marijuana. There should not be
commercial Care Provider grow site
in heavily populated residential
areas and/or near parks and schools
· The number of adult plants needs to
be drastically reduced. Two mature
plants is closer to reasonable
· Create sanctions that permanently
suspend medical marijuana cards
for any criminal manufacturing
and/or distribution of marijuana
· Prohibit felons from obtaining a
medical marijuana card
What can you do:
· Become familiar with the Oregon
Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP)
· Report marijuana grows in your
neighborhood
· Contact your state and local
representatives to express your
concerns regarding OMMP and your
desire for legislative changes
The current law is unenforceable and
encourages and supports criminal
distribution under the guise and protection
of medicine.
We have spoken to numerous residents
that have expressed there frustration and
fear in having to live next to a commercial
marijuana grow site.
Please stand with us by contacting your
representatives to help change the laws to
better protect the livability of your
neighborhoods.
Randy Schoen — Chief of Police