BAN CANNABIS IN SANTA BARBARA'S BEAUTIFUL NOJOQUI FALLS CORRIDOR FOREVER
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Kathy Neely
4 years ago
Conserving water should be a priority.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Cannabis should not be grown in this area. Pesticides are bad for all things currently living here and furthermore, there is not enough water. Thank you.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Terrible location. Needs too much water!!!
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MARIA SOCORRO A DREES
4 years ago
Sooooo against growing cannabis at a huge commercial scale in Santa Barbara's beautiful Nojoqui Falls Corridor!
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Susanne Hammel-Sawyer
4 years ago
Please protect this most beautiful part of the county from cannabis farms!
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Denise Dee Williams
4 years ago
There are ENOUGH cannabis farms already!
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Debbie Foster
4 years ago
I studied California Water in college you CANNOT afford to use water anymore for frivolous projects, like another cannabis farm. SAVE BLUEBERRIES!
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Sue Scaduto
4 years ago
No more cannabis farms in SB.
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Christine Hammer
4 years ago
No longer live in CA, but when we lived in Nipomo, we loved to go down to Blueberry fields and get the wonderful berries. The area is so breathtaking beautiful, why do we have to spoil it with this type of farming.
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Hilary N Steves
4 years ago
I use CBD products and am not opposed to marijuana. But our valley has plenty growing farms already, and I don't think we need more in this particular area.
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T Kelley
4 years ago
No weed in the valley!
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Virginia Nixon
4 years ago
Ban large canibis farms near Noji Falls
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Keep area pristine.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Keep area pristine.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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The value of farms like the u-pick blueberry site to families like mine is of greater value than a cannabis farm. Plus the value to the local community for preserving the ecosystem is far greater. I oppose the development of cannabis farming in that region.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
The changing climate and importance of water is reason alone to keep cannabis farms out of this area.
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Douglas Cummings
4 years ago
The drought means no cannabis farms.
There isn't going to be more water in the future there will be less.
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Benjamin Curaza
4 years ago
I AGREE with this PETITION.
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David Fong
4 years ago
Please ban industrial cannablis in the Nojoqui Falls Corridor! It will negatively affect the area in so many way--water use in an already stressed supply, odor of the plants, increased traffic, and the ruination of traditional farming.
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Christopher Flacke
4 years ago
The points made in the petition about the unique qualities of the Nojoqui Falls corridor and its absolute unsuitability for water-intensive cultivation of cannabis (or any other crop) seems well-founded to me.
Conserving water should be a priority.
Cannabis should not be grown in this area. Pesticides are bad for all things currently living here and furthermore, there is not enough water. Thank you.
Terrible location. Needs too much water!!!
Sooooo against growing cannabis at a huge commercial scale in Santa Barbara's beautiful Nojoqui Falls Corridor!
Please protect this most beautiful part of the county from cannabis farms!
There are ENOUGH cannabis farms already!
I studied California Water in college you CANNOT afford to use water anymore for frivolous projects, like another cannabis farm. SAVE BLUEBERRIES!
No more cannabis farms in SB.
No longer live in CA, but when we lived in Nipomo, we loved to go down to Blueberry fields and get the wonderful berries. The area is so breathtaking beautiful, why do we have to spoil it with this type of farming.
I use CBD products and am not opposed to marijuana. But our valley has plenty growing farms already, and I don't think we need more in this particular area.
No weed in the valley!
Ban large canibis farms near Noji Falls
Keep area pristine.
Keep area pristine.
The value of farms like the u-pick blueberry site to families like mine is of greater value than a cannabis farm. Plus the value to the local community for preserving the ecosystem is far greater. I oppose the development of cannabis farming in that region.
The changing climate and importance of water is reason alone to keep cannabis farms out of this area.
The drought means no cannabis farms. There isn't going to be more water in the future there will be less.
I AGREE with this PETITION.
Please ban industrial cannablis in the Nojoqui Falls Corridor! It will negatively affect the area in so many way--water use in an already stressed supply, odor of the plants, increased traffic, and the ruination of traditional farming.
The points made in the petition about the unique qualities of the Nojoqui Falls corridor and its absolute unsuitability for water-intensive cultivation of cannabis (or any other crop) seems well-founded to me.