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1:17:19 …this bill amends the zoning It requires cannabis dispensaries or cannabis micro dispensaries to be at least 500 feet ordinance to comply with state law, it requires cannabis dispensaries or from a place of worship, and any pre-existing playgrounds, recreation centers, libraries,…Play from 1:17:19
1:30:50 Like those are some things that have occurred recently where we keep an eye on them, but we didn't have a moratorum on cannabis. But the there are just things so uh Jack's bringing forward which isn't a bad thing a a discussion point…Play from 1:30:50
2:27:27 Next for public comment. Well, people came to the meeting on the ready. Yeah. They'll speak. They did. They did. And we got the marijuana building.Play from 2:27:27
9:46 Kate Maria Victoria Shotwell by Old Pizza LLC. Trade name pending 3535 Chestnut Avenue. Application for a new class B beer wine and liquor restaurant license under the provisions of Alcohawk Beverages and cannabis article section…Play from 9:46
32:41 The state of Maryland, as it has interpreted um state law around cannabis, has um has asked local jurisdictions um to do that and to play a certain role in the issuing of licenses specifically around um reviewing and approving uh locations for dispensaries…Play from 32:41
2:29:36 Yeah, those are both of mine. So, the marijuana tech council is an organization that's been around for 41 years to advance the idea of innovation and technology in general, right?Play from 2:29:36
16:48 Yeah, I I think it's important um to step back for a second. If you remember when the cannabis legislation came in and people wanted to know why we were allowing cannabis in the community.Play from 16:48
1:17:57 And you can clarify what is the legal right of someone to smoke marijuana on a public street. For example, or can you tell us what it means?Play from 1:17:57
1:11:33 Because it says it in here, if you had a drug dispensary or something like that, it would fall in that category of like a drug store, okay?Play from 1:11:33
41:07 Can you move the amendment line? Thank you. And then can you give us some background please? Yes, so this started, so what this legislation does is prohibit testing for for cannabis, particularly testing employees for pre-screening, so when we go to hire, but also for his testing for cannabis, so current employees, and it would exempt any positions where there's a state or federal law that over rules, such as US Department of Transportation or the state policing laws, but concerns that were brought to my attention by law office, and that's what we worked it into exempt those.Play from 41:07
49:05 The question of are you going to do testing for cannabis, the answer to that. Given that there are no tests right now that are correlated with impairment, you would not test for cannabis because you don't have a test available.Play from 49:05
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