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Board approves allowing indoor cannabis in Redway business park with Q-zone limits, 5–0
Summary
The Board of Supervisors adopted an amendment to the county Cannabis Land Use Ordinance and placed a Q (qualified) combining zone on seven parcels in the Redway Business Park to allow indoor cannabis cultivation tied to strict water, energy and odor performance standards; the vote was 5–0.
The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors on March 18 adopted amendments to the county Cannabis Land Use Ordinance (CCLUO) and approved a Q (qualified) combining zone that permits indoor cannabis cultivation on seven parcels within the Redway (Meadows) Business Park, after planning staff, the applicant and community members discussed water, power and community impacts.
The amendment adjusts the CCLUO to allow indoor cultivation in MB (inland business park) zones where a Q combining zone is applied. Staff told the board that MB zoning appears in only two locations in the county and that the proposal was developed through coordination among the applicant, county planning staff and the Redway Community Services District (RCSD).
Why it matters: In Southern Humboldt, water availability and electrical capacity have been central concerns for any proposed indoor cultivation use. Planning staff…
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