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06/14/2018
ESCONDIDO - MARIJUANA IN THE CITY
In this article we talk about some interesting facts about the city with a focus on the main issue, Marijuana.
We address the important and frequently asked questions about MMJ:
- Where can I buy good legal weed in town?
- How can I become a legal Medical cannabis patient?
- Where can I find a Cannabis collective in town?
- How can I get a 420 Medical Marijuana Doctor evaluation?
- Is there a nearby place I can get a Cannabis ID card?
- Can I get cannabis delivered to my home?
- Where is a nearby dispensary with lab tested cannabis?
- Can I grow weed at home?
- What are the latest laws concerning permits and ordinances?
- How can I get a Doctor's recommendation and growers permit?
- Where can I find a good Medical Marijuana lawyer in the city?
About Escondido
With a population of about 150,000 citizens, Escondido ranks as the 38th largest city in California. The city's operating budget pegs at $3,000 per head or about 450,000,000, quite a reasonable sum to maintain the corporation.
The Escondido site was inhabited for thousands of years by Indigenous peoples. Sadly, the remains of important archaeological sites have been destroyed by developments and agriculture.
The Spanish controlled the lands from the 1700's to 1840's. After the Mexican-American war concluded, almost all of the Escondido land holdings, primarily large Ranchos, fell into American hands. Infact, in 1846, the Mexican–American War Battle of San Pasqual was fought just southeast of Escondido. The US commander reports a victory, however the stat sheets call bullshit, and list US casualties at 18, and Mexico 0, that is zero. The power of the pen is truly mightier than the sword.
Escondido was the largest Spanish speaking city in California at the time of statehood in 1850. The city benefited from the land boom of the 1880's.
In 1868, a Mr. Witherby sold the Escondido Rancho for a mere $8000 to Edward McGeary and company. It was the wild west you know. The group farmed sheep, horses, and cattle on the rancho and battled neighbors over grazing lands and watering holes. LA businessmen more or less ended the wild west era, when they bought the Rancho in 1886. In a few years, the LA bunch incorporated the city (1888). The money men knew what they were doing, as the railroad came to town, and that always means a boost to the economy and massive real estate gains. Some fifty years later US Route 395 would similarly jumpstart a depression worn economy.
Escondido was primarily an agricultural community into grapes mostly, until a dam was built in 1895. After that, the lands would sustain large crops of citrus, olives, avocados and walnuts. Fast forwarding to recent times, in the name of "progress", Escondido has lost most of its fine agricultural land to generic housing developments.
The local economy is dependent on the private and healthcare sectors. There is only a little private industry that is self sustaining. In the event of government failure, cities like Escondido are doomed, absolutely.
- Palomar Medical Center
- Escondido Union School District
- City of Escondido
- Escondido Union High School District
- North County Transit District
- ARS National Services
- Nordstrom
- Ne-Mo's Bakery
- Palomar College
- The Home Depot
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The latest cannabis Ordinances - Permits - Meetings - News |
MARIJUANA WIZARD -Latest Escondido City News - Medical Marijuana - 2016
PROPOSAL - Temecula council alters stance on medical marijuana cultivation - 2016
In a move that surprised many, Temecula council members recently reversed their stance on growing medical cannabis within city limits.
This shift reflects a sharp detour from the city’s previous policies – would allow qualified medical cannabis users to grow up to 12 plants under specified conditions.
ORDINANCE - Medical pot rules adjusted in Poway, Escondido - 2016
The Escondido and Poway city council's adopted rule changes this week that ensures that medical cannabis dispensaries and the growing of cannabis won’t be allowed in their jurisdictions.
Both cities had regulations banning dispensaries, but decided they needed to tighten ordinances because of legislation passed in Sacramento late last year.
BAN - Escondido shuts down medical cannabis - 2016
The Escondido Council Chamber became a forum for a discussion of medical marijuana on the first meeting of the new year.
Council members passed an ordinance prohibiting medical cannabis dispensaries, cultivation and delivery of the substance at the Jan. 14 meeting. The city had already banned dispensaries, but followed the lead of the California League of Cities, which advised municipalities to set up “explicit legislation” against medical cannabis businesses.
ORDINANCE - Prohibiting Marijuana Delivery Services Jan 2016
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Marijuana Legal Issues
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California NORML's list of MMJ Lawyers and Bondsmen that service Escondido
Jessica is a dedicated San Diego criminal attorney with a long track record of success in criminal litigation. If her case does not result in acquittal, Jessica works the client's file to achieve a ruling with punishment with the least severity allowed under law. Jessica handles all types of criminal cases from a simple misdemeanor DUI (including cannabis issues) to a serious felony charges like burglary or robbery.
- Wicker Law Office handles all types of cannabis defense cases - criminal or business. These lawyers handle startup cannabusiness Along the way, they teach clients the importance of knowing your rights and to how keep you on the straight and narrow, which is to follow the law precisely. California medical cannabis laws allow for the legal sales of medical cannabis and derivatives under specified conditions.
Nathan Shaman is a San Diego medical cannabis attorney specializing in medical cannabis. Practice areas include; MMJ patients, collectives, and dispensaries. Natham can present the medical marijuana defense, fight an abusive city government, or start a new medical marijuana collective or business for worthy clients.
List of Cities, Counties Banning Commercial Cannabis in California (UPDATED 1/25/16)
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Marijuana Products And Services Dispensaries, Delivery Services, Cannabis Clubs,Clinics, Doctors, 420 Evaluations in the city. |
- 12 month Letter of Grower`s Recommendation from a licensed physician.
- 24/7 Online verification of your legal status.
- Medical Marijuana ID CARD.
- Grower's Authorization to cultivate up to 99 plants / possess 8 oz. or more of MMJ.
WEEDMAPS - ESCONDIDO Dispensaries Delivery, Storefront, MMJ Doctors,Lab-tested Weed, Special Deals on Pot, Cannabis Clubs, Cooperatives
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San Diego criminalizing Illegal Pot Shops - 2016
Years of struggling to shut down illegal pot shops has prompted San Diego City Attorney Jan Goldsmith to shift gears and begin criminally prosecuting shop operators and their landlords.
San Diego Cannabis lab testing is becoming a much more common practice. This is wonderful for a community that deserves reliable information about the products we are consuming. However, recent inconsistencies in lab test results have exposed a problem within the world of regulated cannabis.
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City Cannabis News
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Temecula council alters stance on medical cannabis cultivation - 2016
In a move that surprised many onlookers, Temecula council members recently altered their stance on growing medical cannabis within city limits.
The shift – which reflects a sharp detour from the city’s past policies – would allow qualified medical cannabis users to grow up to 12 plants under specified conditions. The new policy, if it wins final approval at a Jan. 26 meeting, would mirror a Riverside County ordinance that took effect last year.
The new direction emerged despite recommendations from city staff and planning commissioners to uphold Temecula’s current ban on medical marijuana dispensaries, deliveries and cultivation.
Tale of two approaches to medical marijuana - 2016
Medical cannabis continued to be a hot button topic around Escondido and North County this month.
Escondido City Council members, again, banned medical cannabis dispensaries within city limits while a proposed dispensary in unincorporated Escondido appeared headed for approval by San Diego County regulators.
Escondido wasn’t long in banning dispensaries Poway’s city council took to tighten ordinances to fend off medical cannabis storefront dispensaries.
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL DRUG TOURISM - THE “HIGH LANDS” ACROSS THE WORLD - 2016
