BAN CANNABIS IN SANTA BARBARA'S BEAUTIFUL NOJOQUI FALLS CORRIDOR FOREVER

I’m opposed to using this land for the cultivation of cannabis

Please ban the growing of cannabis in the Nojoqui Falls corridor

Santa Barbara does not need more cannabis farms. The little bit of water we do have should be used for growing fruits, vegetables, and water for the cattle as well as the beautiful oaks in the Nojoquoi Corridor. Water is a precious commodity, don't waste it on cannabis!

I live in Santa Barbara and enjoy the bucolic setting of the Nojoqui Corridor. Please keep it free of ugly cannibis greenhouses and smells.

Please save our local watershed!

We ran completely out of water from a well that worked for 80 years during the last drought when Nojoqui Farms raised Vegitables up the Nojoqui Creek from the Pork Palace. We do not irrigate but do raise livestock. We cannot afford to truck in water like we had to do the last time the creek went dry because of the excessive pumping and drought.

Please, stop destroying our beautiful back Country. This, proposal if approved will most definitely have a negative impact in the quality of life for all..

Santa Barbara cannabis operations apparently have surpassed the Emerald Triangle of N California. While we have numerous cannabis farms consisting of thousands of acres, we have only 1 U Pick berry farm with limited acreage for tourists and locals alike, especially young school and preschool children who love the experience and wholesome farm to table fruits. Please don’t burden this special place with the demands of heightened traffic, security, odor and particularly the watershed during California’s protracted drought.

Please protect our local watershed

Recreational “crops” take substantial and precious resources away from the community just so people can get high. That is unacceptable. Fact: Private “legal” grows are driving the black market causing more cartel traffic on our coastline. Nothing good about this in any way. I don’t want more drugs being produced in my town, my neighborhood already reeks to the point that I cannot open the house at the end of a hot day. Also, I don’t want my kids being exposed to the normalization of drug use.

Ditto on Andy Busch's comment, we feel the same. "The Nojoquoi Corridor is not the right place for Commercial Cannabis." As a resident of the Nojoquoi Corridor I also believe there is not enough. water to support commercial cannabis grows and the surrounding agriculture.

The Nojoquoi Corridor is not the right place for Commercial Cannabis. It is a stunning place meant for families and ranchers.