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Commission recommends code change to adopt county cannabis 'emblem' inspection program
Summary
The commission voted to recommend incorporation of Los Angeles County's cannabis emblem program into Baldwin Park code, enabling the county to continue retail cannabis inspections; a parks commissioner urged attention to public consumption at bus stops and near the library.
The Baldwin Park Planning Commission on Feb. 26 voted 3-0 to recommend that the City Council amend zoning chapters to incorporate Los Angeles County's emblem program for retail cannabis businesses, allowing county public-health inspectors to continue inspections and enforcement within the city's jurisdiction.
Planning staff characterized the item as a straightforward change to add county code references—portions of County Title 11 (Health) and Title 8 (Consumer Protection)—into the Baldwin Park Municipal Code so the county can continue cannabis inspection services…
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