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If I have a 40000 sf garden Tier 2 at 200 feet x 200 feet can the fence be 230 ft x 230 ft to allow for access around garden? In lane county they have a setback of 100 ft. is the set back 100 feet to the fence or 100 ft to garden. example set fence at 90 from property line and garden set at 100...

Thank you for the help.. been busy getting land / garden prepared for OMMP season.. the we will address OLCC.. but I thin you they are changing things on the fly. But we will get it soon

I have tried two read all the OAR you listed but I am missing that about fencing. which is one of my main concerns

I have been looking everywhere for the information you provided "(c) Erecting a solid wall or fence on all exposed sides of an outdoor production area that is at least eight (8) feet high" can you provide a link?

the white box on the picture was a vag idea as to what we can do.. it appears with setbacks we can get almost 60,000 SF.

Any help on how to get a plan to grow a OLCC tier 2, outdoor. We just bought 5.5 acers. with EFU zoning and water rights. So I think we will be good. That was the easy part. lol.. I am find it hard to get the requirements for what fencing is required. And things like dose the fence have to fit...

Old grower in a New area.. I still have a 10+ acer farm in Glendale Oregon. But I decided to try a OLCC rec grow so we bought a place near Eugene, 5.5 acers. with EFU zoning and water rights. That was the easy part. lol.. I am find it hard to get the requirements for what fencing is required.

I would not say my property is unimproved, nor do I want 15 / 20 k per say. As my place has power, water fencing, and pre made grow beds and soil. also has several buildings to use, and mowers tractors with loader an rototiller. working composts piles. water piped to grow beds, pumps for...

I not interested in indoor anymore.. and my site is good but way late for some to come in now

Southern Oregon east of Cascades, Pacific power, an no insulation in barn. I don't do backs. and prefer single

My property has full fencing, and cross fencing, a creek with water rights and 2 wells, a old dairy barn, and other out buildings. No house to use but lots of RV space in the shade. and a lot of sun. I am not greedy just looking for what is fair, and I would like a good relationship.

fishwhistler The point of the thread WAS "What do people pay to lease a grow site?" I am growing on my land, I have 10 + Acers . so I laid out 2 more gardens for a total of 12 cards to be used. I have not leased the land as I do not really want to lease until I know what is fair to all. What...

yes 3.5/ 4k is about equal to 300 PM if we are talking per card so 4 cards would be 300 x 12 x 4 or 14.4k for the year. but I think I'm hearing people say they are growing as many as they wish for 300 pm. and that pretty low for a land owner to take a risk. IMO

the only places I see for lease are running 3.5k to 4k per card. But I have been told a lot of people rent for 200 or 300 PM. a wide spread. what is the real fair price? I can't even rent a RV spot for 200 to 300 PM

Thanks for the offer Panda, but I am set for this year. I am just trying to get find out what a grow site is worth to people in general.

so panda you would be willing to let me stay on your property and grow 24 and you supply water for 200 per month?

well what is legal? by state law legal. off a paved road, secure. now for rabbits I do not know. get a gun.. lol Bug are you saying there is bug free property? really... lol get some neems oil an a fly swatter.

I am not paying for a lease. I bought property, for my garden. With the idea I could have space for 2 more gardens or a total of 72 / 12 cards. But what I am asking what is a fair price to ask. In the past 3 years I paid 15k per year to grow on property with No water, but did have power. I did...

I would like to know what is a fair price people will pay to lease a grow site? I have a site prepared with soil, water to grow bed. and a lot of sun. Powder2burn

I have been reading the laws for Colo, an Wash they are similar and it looks like the legal states are taking the fun out of growing. it appears to be going big business, high security indoor grows. I have not found any regulation outlining outdoor grow as an option. In Colorado I think I...