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Constitutional Amendment on Medical Marijuana

Constitutional Amendment on Medical Marijuana. Open Discussion Item Board of County Commissioners June 3, 2014. Amendment Language. Ballot Title: “Use of Marijuana for Certain Medical Conditions” Medical use of marijuana for debilitating diseases or other conditions

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Constitutional Amendment on Medical Marijuana

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  1. Constitutional Amendmenton Medical Marijuana Open Discussion Item Board of County Commissioners June 3, 2014

  2. Amendment Language Ballot Title: “Use of Marijuana for Certain Medical Conditions” • Medical use of marijuana for debilitating diseases or other conditions • Physicians issue certification for use • Caregivers may assist in medical use of marijuana • Department of Health (DOH) will register and regulate Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers

  3. Amendment Language Ballot Title: “Use of Marijuana for Certain Medical Conditions” • DOH will issue identification cards to patients • Prohibits smoking medical marijuana in public places • On-site accommodation not required

  4. Staff Workgroup • Staff Workgroup - County Attorney’s Office, Zoning, Health Services, Drug Free Office • Gathering information from law enforcement • Reviewing County Zoning Regulations • Met with LA County District Attorney • Reviewing other local ordinances and County’s Pain Management Clinic Ordinance

  5. Proposed Local Ordinances • City of Cocoa Beach – Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers/Marijuana Dispensaries Ordinance • Special Exception Use – General Commercial • Additional Conditions and Separation Distances • Establishes Operating Hours • Public Hearing Scheduled for June 5, 2014 • City of Maitland – Regulation of Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, Non-Medical Sales and Cannabis Farms • Permitted Conditional Use – Commercial District 3 • Additional Conditions • Discussion of Draft Ordinance – April 28, 2014

  6. Proposed Local Ordinances • City of Mount Dora– Regulating Medical Marijuana Cultivation and Dispensing • Permitted Conditional Use – Workplace District 2 • Additional Conditions and Separation Distances • First Public Hearing – May 20, 2014 • City of Edgewood– Ordinance Relating to Medical Marijuana • Permitted Special Exception Use in Industrial Zoning District • Provides Additional Standards for Approval of Special Exception • First Public Hearing – May 20, 2014

  7. Proposed Local Ordinances • City of Flagler Beach– Regulating to Medical Marijuana • Special Exception Use - Highway Commercial District • Additional Conditions and Separation Distances • Prohibited Use – Non-medical Marijuana and Cannabis Farms in all Zoning Districts • First Reading – June 12, 2014

  8. Proposed Timeline • July 2014 - Staff work session with Board • August/September 2014 – Local Planning Agency (County P&Z) must review any ordinance for consistency with the County comprehensive plan • September/October 2014 – If applicable, ordinance will be set for two public hearings before the Board • November 4, 2014 – Citizens vote on ballot initiative

  9. Compassionate Medical Cannabis Act “Charlotte’s Web” SB1030 - Cannabis • Patients and legal representative possess & purchase low-THC cannabis • Suffering from cancer or other medical condition produces seizures • Creates standard of care • Physicians must complete 8-hour course by FMA or FOMA • DOH will monitor physician registration & ordering low-THC cannabis • Creates penalties – 1st degree misdemeanor

  10. Compassionate Use Registry • DOH will create registry by Jan 2015 • Access by physicians, law enforcement and dispensers • Physicians responsible for registering patients • Dispensers must check registry before dispensing low-THC cannabis • Dispensers must update the registry after dispensing to patient

  11. Dispensing Organizations • DOH will authorize five dispensing organizations - Jan 1, 2015 • Cultivate, process and dispense low-THC cannabis • Nurseries registered with Department of Agriculture and been in business 30 years • All owners, managers, staff fingerprinted & pass Level 2 background screening • Licensed Physician serves as Medical Director • Financial requirements • Approximately 39 registered nurseries

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