Board debates rewrite of cannabis buffer‑reduction rules; staff to return with revised ordinance language
The Trinity County Board of Supervisors held a first reading April 1 of a proposed ordinance to amend county code governing administrative buffer reductions for commercial cannabis cultivation and directed staff to return with revised, clarified language for a later second reading.
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At its April 1 meeting the Trinity County Board of Supervisors held the first reading of an ordinance to amend county code related to commercial cannabis cultivation (Trinity County Code sections 17.43 and 17.32). The proposed changes would alter how the county handles administrative buffer‑reduction (ABR) requests when neighboring property owners file opposition.
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