Greenery trying to get signatures per petition, not sure if gonna be open or not for4 months, Attic says they will fight it and the Patient to Patient places says they will fight. On a positive, supposed to be a dandy new clinic in Cottage Grove opening up.

Greenery down Monday night, attic's vote is tomorrow night in front of city council, it will go down they suspect. No clubs down south, I'd say there will be a market for the outdoor boys this year. lol. Half of all apps for clubs in state in Multnomah County, Jaxsun had 12, I believe. They had the 250 max or whatever the total number of apps go fast. And the house has delayed the vote for a day whether or not to allow the bans to stay in place.

starting to look like OR is taking their lead from CA on the club deal, jeez!

I'm interested to see how all this plays out. I have a meeting with Paul loney in a couple weeks about the laws down there. It might be time for me to pack up my family and crew for greener places. Washington is trying like hell to get rid of medical growers.

Great place to grow your own.

CobbCreekBob said:

Great place to grow your own.

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I'm trying to grow on larger scale then for myself. We have a really good crew assembled ready to get to work.

Good luck. be safe. they just passed this



I believe the bans will last till next year, and they are saying that will give the towns time to figure things out, most of the council members of each town claims the 120 days they have had to figure it out already is plenty. I don't see how the places will be able to stay open if they are being fined daily, albeit not raided, but depending upon the fine cost, at some point the landlord will prolly evict you. I suspect that is the fear, not sure.

Here is the list of bans in the state so far:

http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/03/medical_marijuana_in_oregon_wh.html

look at all the places around Portland, I thought everyone was cool with it there?!

Fear is a mother fucker and the establishment has spread so much fear about the devil weed. Now it's DABS that are destroying our children's minds.

I saw how things were rolling and so we are in a holding pattern for now. Have a landlord who will rent to us, Have all the particulars in place to facilitate an opening when the time if right.

Right now if you're not in a zone. May 15, 2015 if you are. Pretty cut and dried. imvho

Will this effect private grower vending to dispensaries?

333-008-1230

Transfers to a Registered Facility

(1) A patient may authorize usable marijuana or immature marijuana plants to be transferred to a

registered facility by signing an Authorization to Transfer form prescribed by the Authority. A

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patient may authorize transfers to more than one registered facility. A separate form must be

provided for each registered facility. The Authorization must include, but is not limited to, the

following information:

(a) The patient’s name, OMMP card number and expiration date and contact information;

(b) The name and contact information of the individual who is authorized to transfer the usable

marijuana or immature marijuana plants to the registered facility and that individual’s OMMP

card number and expiration date;

(c) The name and address of the registered facility that is authorized to receive the usable

marijuana or immature marijuana plants; and

(d) The date the authorization expires, if earlier than the expiration date of the patient’s OMMP

card.

(2) Only a patient, the patient’s designated primary caregiver, or the patient’s grower may be

authorized to transfer usable marijuana or immature plants to a registered facility.

(3) The original Authorization to Transfer form must be provided to the registered facility to

which a transfer may be made by the patient or person authorized to transfer the usable

marijuana or immature plants. The patient should retain a copy of the Authorization to Transfer

form for his or her records and provide a copy to the person authorized to transfer the usable

marijuana or immature plants.

(4) An Authorization to Transfer form automatically expires on the date the patient’s OMMP

card expires, unless the patient has specified an earlier expiration date. If the patient renews his

or her OMMP card the patient may execute a new Authorization to Transfer form in accordance

with this rule.

(5) Once usable marijuana or an immature plant is transferred to a registered facility pursuant to

a valid Authorization to Transfer form, the usable marijuana or immature plant is no longer the

property of the patient unless the usable marijuana or immature plants are returned by the

registered facility.

(6) Prior to a registered facility accepting a transfer of usable marijuana or immature plants the

PRF must ensure that:

(a) It has a valid Authorization to Transfer form on file that authorizes the individual that is

transferring the usable marijuana or immature plants to make the transfer; and

(b) The individual transferring the usable marijuana or immature plants is the individual

authorized to make the transfer.

(7) A PRF must ensure that when a registered facility accepts a transfer of usable marijuana or an

immature plant the batch of usable marijuana and each immature plant are segregated in

accordance with the testing rule, OAR 333-008-1190 and that the following information is

documented, as applicable:

(a) The unique identifier;

(b) The weight in metric units of all usable marijuana received by the registered facility;

(c) The number of immature plants received by the registered facility;

(d) The amount of a finished product received by the registered facility, including, as applicable,

the weight in metric units, or the number of units of a finished product;

(e) A description of the form the usable marijuana was in when it was received, for example, oil

or an edible product;

(f) Who transferred the usable marijuana or the immature plant, the individual’s OMMP card

number and expiration date of the card, a copy of the individual’s picture identification, the date

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the usable marijuana or an immature plant was received, and the name of the patient who

authorized the transfer; and

(g) The amount of reimbursement paid by the registered facility.

(8) Nothing in these rules requires a PRF or a registered facility to accept a transfer of usable

marijuana or immature plants.

(9) A PRF must ensure that:

(a) From the time that a batch or plant has been received by the registered facility until it is tested

in accordance with these rules, the usable marijuana and immature plants are segregated,

withheld from use, and kept in a secure location so as to prevent the marijuana or plants from

becoming contaminated or losing efficacy, or from being tampered with or transferred except

that samples may be removed for testing; and

(b) No usable marijuana or immature plants are transferred to a patient or designated primary

caregiver until testing has been completed, the registered facility has received a written testing

report, and the usable marijuana and immature plants have tested negative for pesticides, mold

and mildew.

(10) Usable marijuana and immature plants must be kept on-site at the facility. The Authority

may cite a PRF for a violation of these rules if during an inspection it cannot account for its

inventory or if the amount of usable marijuana at the registered facility is not within five percent

of the documented inventory.

Stat. Auth.: ORS 475.314, 475.338

Stats. Implemented: ORS 475.314

333-008-1240

Transfers to a Patient or Designated Primary Caregiver

(1) Prior to a registered facility transferring usable marijuana or an immature plant to a patient or

a designated primary caregiver the PRF must ensure that:

(a) The usable marijuana or an immature plant has not tested positive for mold, mildew or

pesticides as specified in OAR 333-008-1190; and

(b) The identity and cardholder status of the person requesting usable marijuana or an immature

plant is verified by viewing the person’s OMMP card and picture identification and making sure

the two match.

(2) The PRF must ensure that for each transfer of usable marijuana or an immature plant to a

patient or a designated primary caregiver the following information is documented:

(a) The name, OMMP card number and expiration date of the card of each person to whom the

registered facility transfers usable marijuana or an immature plant;

(b) A copy of the person’s picture identification;

(c) The amount of usable marijuana transferred in metric units, if applicable;

(d) The number of immature plants transferred, if applicable;

(e) The amount of a finished product transferred in metric units, or units of the finished product,

if applicable;

(f) A description of what was transferred;

(g) The date of the transfer; and

(h) The amount of money paid by a patient or a designated primary caregiver to a registered

facility for the transfer of usable marijuana or an immature plant.

(3) The PRF must ensure that a registered facility does not transfer at any one time more usable

marijuana or immature plants than a patient or designated primary caregiver is permitted to

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possess under ORS 475.320(1)(a). A PRF is not responsible for determining whether a patient or

designated primary caregiver is limited in the amount of usable marijuana he or she can possess

under ORS 475.320(1)(b).

Stat. Auth.: ORS 475.314, 475.338

Stats. Implemented: ORS 475.314

another lil tidbit I learned today, if its a moratorium the councils have voted in, the businesses have to cease and desist immediately, but if its a ban, they can fight it in court and still stay open. The way it was explained to me.

Just want to add that the ban is in the house only. Takes both houses + a sig of the jean-clad wonder.

Pryzanski? In the Senate probably will have enough pressure to keep it from coming to a vote. He has said on the record many times that he does not think that municipalities should have the ability to block this.

Lots of people thinking this has somehow become law already, with "news" organizations trying to get anyone to think that is the case. Not true.

Meddy voted for memorandum last night, not a ban. looks like those clubs will be closing. It will pass, there is even some democrats voting for the bill, then to let it get all hashed out by next May. Also, if you go look on record, Proz was saying the state would supercede local laws back in October, yet every town and country that wanted to, did the bans or moratorums, its gonna go thru, some stoners just can't get it thru their head. Its gonna be Cali all over again with the clubs and bans, wait for the outdoor bans, LMFAO, they we'll see some heads spin. The house leader says he think it will become law. Now the local council of governments and most cities and countys with bans in place are ready to go to court to fight for bans. We'll see who has the most money, the governments or the club owners. The above poster is obviously misinformed on whats going on and letting wishful thinking on his part. Must be the same guy that thought Berger was gonna shimmy and shake and get Lori Duckworth and hubby off charges before their MMJ attorney dropped them, lol.

I am curious how the clubs that are in fact selling as of this moment will be effected. Without a ,"Permit" there is no grey area any longer. Is it fines and possible rejection of their application?

Again, lol, if a moratorium has been passed and not just a ban, they have to shut down and their business license revoked or at least selling meds.. In a banned area. If you are in a banned zone, they can still fight in court and you can stay open a few months on appeal. The House version goes back to the Senate next week, if it passes, it will be this way till May of 2015. Its already been stated in the press, that time will give them to get it all figured out. If the clubs are selling now, they must be in compliance but it was said any club selling up to the first would be tagged and revoked later, unless somehow they are not in a city or county that has a ban or moratorium. Fees would be returned to applicants that applied in banned zones. I read in the newspaper report. A daily fine usually happens, until the landlord evicts the tenant.

im very disapointed by those rules and they way there approaching this

it doesn't matter it they ban stuff because people are just opening clubs outside of city limits. Also how do they suppose to pass these laws that go against everything that people voted for. If all these city council douchebags vote for things against the will of the people they will not last long in office.