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Resident asks RVAMAC to seek environmental help for illegal cannabis grows
Summary
Resident Joann Williamson asked the Round Valley panel to request help from environmental NGOs to address illegal cannabis grows she said are causing environmental damage and suggested Environment California as an appropriate contact; the council added the item to the February agenda.
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During public comment, resident Joann Williamson asked RVAMAC to seek assistance from environmental nongovernmental organizations to address illegal cannabis grows that she said are causing environmental damage. The meeting record quotes her request and notes that "Environment California appears to be the most appropriate organization to contact." The council placed the matter on the February agenda for follow-up.
RVAMAC did not take immediate action beyond adding the item to next month's agenda; the request frames an environmental concern for future staff outreach and possible coordination with outside groups.
