[Douglas.Curtis]

What with the limitation for those who will live near a dispensary selling recreational. Are there exceptions? What's the ability to petition for home growing in your area, due to the dispensary failing to adequately provide? lol

[3snowboards]

Question 2 as printed in early ballots and during election day as read on the regular ballots had all sorts of rules on it such as quantity of finished and had a section on home cultivation.
It stated 6 plants per adult and Max 12 per household. Nothing about distances.

[Bobbles]

Originally Posted by 3snowboards

Question 2 as printed in early ballots and during election day as read on the regular ballots had all sorts of rules on it such as quantity of finished and had a section on home cultivation.
It stated 6 plants per adult and Max 12 per household. Nothing about distances.

This is how I read the final bill on election day from the pamphlet they handed out, I just tried searching and couldn't locate the actual bill. Who knows. Post the text if you find the actual legislation.

[bicyclebenny]

https://www.regulatemarijuanainnevad...itiative-text/


This ballot measure proposes to amend the Nevada Revised Statutes to make
it lawful for a person 21 years of age or older to purchase and consume one ounce or less of
marijuana other than concentrated marijuana, or one-eighth of an ounce or less of
concentrated marijuana. It would also make it lawful for a person 21 years of age or older to
cultivate not more than six marijuana plants for personal use, as well as obtain and use
marijuana paraphernalia.

[Douglas.Curtis]

From the text you linked

Originally Posted by Question-2

Sec. 14. Penalties. 1. Restrictions on personal cultivation.

(a) Except as otherwise provided in 453A of NRS, any person who:

(1) Cultivates marijuana plants within 25 miles of a retail marijuana store licensed pursuant to sections 1 to 18, inclusive, of this act, unless the person is a marijuana cultivation facility or a person acting in his or her capacity as an agent of a marijuana cultivation facility;

[stoney917]

Y'all ppl voted for this shit.... TOLD YA SO!!!!!!!

[bicyclebenny]

Originally Posted by Douglas.Curtis

From the text you linked

Thanks. I thought that was there, didn't have time to search. The good news is it's OK to grow until dispensaries open to the public around July. At least that's how I understand it.

[paradoxlost]

I'm growing anyways. Two plants. They have other stuff to worry about

[OldPhart]

That is just jacked up! I would be pissed if a store opened up 20 miles away. Well for about 5 minutes, then I would grow anyway. That just sounds like a money grab, I bet there will be some type of "license" fee pop up if you want to grow and not buy.

OP

[bicyclebenny]

Well, there is. If you buy a med card, you can still grow. So it's like $300/year to grow legally, same as now. I thought it sucked when I read that Douglas county won't allow retail shops (cause fuck the voters!), but that says to me that everyone there can grow.