landlord rights – CaNorml.org https://www.canorml.org Sat, 14 Nov 2020 02:49:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://www.canorml.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cropped-favicon-1-32x32.png landlord rights – CaNorml.org https://www.canorml.org 32 32 West Hollywood Exempts Cannabis from Smoking Ban in New Apartment Buildings https://www.canorml.org/west-hollywood-to-consider-banning-marijuana-smoking-in-new-apartment-buildings/ Mon, 17 Aug 2020 18:57:02 +0000 https://www.canorml.org/?p=15171 A modern, multi-story building under construction with exposed concrete and scaffolding is seen, set against a vibrant blue sky with a few clouds in West Hollywood. A tall yellow crane signals active construction work, underscoring the city's growth amid its progressive initiatives like the smoking ban. CA Norml

 

UPDATE August 17, 2020 –  Thanks to vocal protests by local cannabis advocates,  the West Hollywood city council voted 3-2 to drop cannabis from a proposed anti-smoking ordinance that  sought to ban smoking and vaping in  all new multi-family units.  John Duran led the pro-cannabis forces on the council, joined by council members Laurie Mesiter and John D’Amico, who had originally sponsored the ordinance.  The council vowed to keep studying the issue, possibly revisiting it in a years’ time. 

Cal NORML worked with local advocates, led by Jackie Subeck, Karen O’Keefe of MPP, LA NORML, and Legal Cannabis for Consumer Safety in organizing opposition to the ban.  …

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UPDATE August 17, 2020 –  Thanks to vocal protests by local cannabis advocates,  the West Hollywood city council voted 3-2 to drop cannabis from a proposed anti-smoking ordinance that  sought to ban smoking and vaping in  all new multi-family units.  John Duran led the pro-cannabis forces on the council, joined by council members Laurie Mesiter and John D’Amico, who had originally sponsored the ordinance.  The council vowed to keep studying the issue, possibly revisiting it in a years’ time. 

Cal NORML worked with local advocates, led by Jackie Subeck, Karen O’Keefe of MPP, LA NORML, and Legal Cannabis for Consumer Safety in organizing opposition to the ban.  …

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