But they urged the city to crack down on illegal delivery operations before allowing new competitors into the city’s legal cannabis industry. “Please do not sell out our youth and communities by sacrificing their health and safety in favor of the cannabis industry,” she said. San Diego is one of the only governments or agencies in the state restricting how close cannabis businesses can be to churches. San Diego requires a 1,000-foot buffer; San Francisco’s buffer is 600 feet. San Diego could use some revenue from the 8% tax the city levies on all cannabis businesses to fund more enforcement.

Source: Los Angeles Times May 02, 2021 16:03 UTC