These folks should realize that it's pretty easy to crosscheck the list of caregivers vs the list of registered caregiver grow sites. Not quite as impossible as you might wish.
The CDPHE doesn't just give access to these records, the municipalities are hoping people THINK this is the case but it's not. Caregiver and patient information are still confidential medical records and are treated as such by the CDPHE.
The only way the municipalities are making caregiver information public is through VOLUNTARY registration into their system. Read AM20 again, the CDPHE can't release caregiver information to municipalities or to anyone else besides law enforcement and only then to identify you if you have been detained/arrested. AM20 was written very well in regards to protecting a caregiver in such circumstances. Any such caregiver list would put patient med access at risk so it doesn't exist and it shouldn't exist.
What the fuck are municipalities thinking when they release caregiver grow locations? To whom does THAT benefit considering we're still dealing with a schedule 1 drug?
Even IF the records were made available to the municipalities it doesn't necessarily mean your grow is at the address listed on the card.
and if all that happens and they're at your door asking if you are growing for more than yourself, JUST SAY NO! what are they going to do, get a warrant to prove that you're disobeying an ordinance? how do they plan on proving that you're selling to patients in your own home unless the municipality sets up a sting to bust you for an ordinance violation (which I would willingly take the ticket if they actually went to such an effort!)? How do they know how many plants you have in your house? and if worse comes to worse, it's a fucking zoning violation! Whoopty Dooooo!
I would take a zoning violation vs a municipality giving my information straight to the DEA. This is still federally illegal and if it wasn't this whole thing would be a different story and we all might find a new hobby.
The reality is that the municipalities don't have the resources (both financial and information) to enforce these ordinances. Wait a year from now and compare the number of registered caregivers to the number of ordinance violations. You could probably count both on one hand.
The real issue is the municipalities defining what constitutes a marijuana business. This was settled with HB1284. If you're a caregiver, you're not a business. If you are an MMC, you're not a caregiver and you're a business and we hate you. HB1284 made the distinction that caregivers don't do MMJ business, only MMC's do. The state doesn't want caregivers to be defined as a business for multiple reasons. If ANY of this municipality ordinance bullshit made it to the state or even county court it would LOOSE.