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| County | Agency | Ordinance |
|---|---|---|
| Kern | Tehachapi | 09-01-700 ?7-20-2009 Prohibiting medical marijuana dispensaries, including, without limitation, issuing business licenses for same, until completion of a zoning ordinance regulating the location and conditions for operation of same... Read more |
| Kern | Arvin | 17.07.01 - Prohibited uses. The following uses are prohibited within the city in all zones: a. Medical Marijuana Dispensaries.... Read more |
| Kern | Bakersfield | 17.08.050 Prohibited uses. The following uses are specifically prohibited within any zone district: A. Medical marijuana dispensary. (Ord. 4731 § 2, 2013; prior code § 17.52.050)... Read more |
| Kern | Ridgecrest | 4-24.101. - Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Prohibited. No language around cultivation... Read more |
| Kern | Shafter | 8.46.020 - Medical marijuana cooperatives, collectives, and dispensaries prohibited. Chapter 8.46 - PROHIBITION OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA COOPERATIVES, COLLECTIVES, OR DISPENSARIES... Read more |
| Kern | California City | California City voted to enact a ban on dispensaries and cultivation on April 1, 2014.... Read more |
| Kern | Taft | Dispensaries are prohibited Within Commercial Zone Districts. Nothing more specific: http://www.sterlingcodifiers.com/codebook/index.php?book_id=378... Read more |
| Kern | Maricopa | No Information... Read more |
| Kern | McFarland | No Information... Read more |
| Kern | Wasco | Ordinance list: 606 Prohibits medical marijuana dispensaries (Special)... Read more |
| Kern | Delano | Two previous moratoriums https://www.municode.com/library/ca/delano/codes/code_of_ordinances... Read more |
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