The Medical Marijuana Storefront Collective Ordinance will be back on the docket for the Santa Barbara City Council today. After spending an inordinate amount of time on an issue which could be moot after the November elections, the Ordinance Committee has identified, and will present, seven locations in the City where medical marijuana dispensaries can operate: (listed below the fold)
1. Outer State Street Area:
a. 3400 – 3900 blocks of State Street
b. All parcels on south La Cumbre Road
c. All parcels on south La Cumbre Lane
d. All parcels on La Cumbre Plaza Lane
e. 00-100 blocks of south Hope Avenue
2. Upper De la Vina Area:
a. 2600 – 2900 blocks of De la Vina Street
3. Mission Street Area:
a. 1900-2000 blocks of De la Vina Street
b. 100 block of west Mission Street
c. 1800 block of State Street
d. 1400 block of Chapala Street
4. Downtown West Area:
a. 600-700 blocks of Chapala
b. 300-400 blocks of west Carrillo
c. 100 blocks of west De la Guerra
d. 00-100 blocks of west Ortega
5. Downtown East Area:
a. 900 block of Laguna Street
b. 400 block of east Cota
c. 300 block of east Carrillo
6. Milpas Street:
a. 00–400 blocks of north Milpas Street
7. Upper Westside Medical Facility Area:
a. 200 block of Nogales
b. 200-400 blocks of west Pueblo
c. 2400-2500 blocks of Bath
d. 2300 block of Castillo
e. 300 block of West Junipero
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Pretty soon you’d be able to buy the stuff in the grocery store and I don’t think the SBCC can regulate that.