KRINZE, a non-profit medical cannabis collective, is to support and serve visitors and residents of San Francisco: Telegraph Hill, North Beach, Nob Hill, Chinatown, Russian Hill, Cow Hollow, and Fisherman's Wharf. As a visitor or a resident of San Francisco, I am in full support of Krinze opening at 2627 Taylor St. SF, CA. There's a need for Krinze in the area and I support and am confident the owners will serve its patients with the utmost care with high quality products.
Updates
November 13, 2015
The feedback regarding our proposed location at Taylor Street reflects a clear need for accessible medical services in this district. I am currently reaching out to local stakeholders to ensure our operational plans align with the expectations of the neighborhood.
Reached 100 supporters
November 13, 2015
37 Comments
I would find the convenience and appeal of a MCD in the Fisherman's Wharf a refreshing and needed addition to the area. Certainly it could only be considered an improvement over the ticky-tacky t-shirt shops! I have an MCD within walking distance of my home in Los Angeles, along side a bike shop, ceramics store, art gallery, classics hard-to-find video/dvd store, and a large supermarket. It is just another business that adds to our community. I would certainly consider it's location in Fisherman's Wharf a plus to residents and tourists alike. Thanks, RP
I am in full support of an mcd in fisher and wharf. We have one in our neighborhood in the city and see absolutely no problems. If anything it s a very mellow business to have in the neighborhood. It always appears quiet and calm outside the storefront. The residents of the area need this for medical convenience.
As a member of the community I would be very pleased with the benefits that Krinze is able to bring to the downtown area. Not only will there be readily available medicine for all those in need, but Krinze could come to be a vital part of volunteer programs and wellness meetings for members of the community. Would love to see this natural medicine locally available!!
This is the best thing to come to Fishermans warf! There are many who need this service! As a cancer patient I can only see positive and more business brought about by Krinze.
I support Krinze as a member of the community. It would be refreshing to have a new business that isn't a tourist trap and t-shirt vendor. This would be for the community and give real San Franciscans a reason to visit the beautiful wharf.
As a resident, it would be a great reason to go to the Wharf. It would also keep tourists from leaving the warf
I can appreciate the need to be sensitive to what types of businesses are added to our neighborhoods. However, the argument to keep Krinze out of the neighborhood doesn't make sense. Krinze's shop and approach seems to be upscale, especially in contrast to some of the existing bars and low-end tourist shops.
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KRINZE, a non-profit medical cannabis collective, is to support and serve visitors and residents of San Francisco: Telegraph Hill, North Beach, Nob Hill, Chinatown, Russian Hill, Cow Hollow, and Fisherman's Wharf. As a visitor or a resident of San Francisco, I am in full support of Krinze opening at 2627 Taylor St. SF, CA. There's a need for Krinze in the area and I support and am confident the owners will serve its patients with the utmost care with high quality products.
Updates
November 13, 2015
The feedback regarding our proposed location at Taylor Street reflects a clear need for accessible medical services in this district. I am currently reaching out to local stakeholders to ensure our operational plans align with the expectations of the neighborhood.
Reached 100 supporters
November 13, 2015
37 Comments
I completely support Krinze' opening at the wharf. Cannabis use has helped me get through my recovery after my brain surgery and is still is my natural go to for relief of anxiety and headache. Happy to have the convenience close by my office.
I would find the convenience and appeal of a MCD in the Fisherman's Wharf a refreshing and needed addition to the area. Certainly it could only be considered an improvement over the ticky-tacky t-shirt shops! I have an MCD within walking distance of my home in Los Angeles, along side a bike shop, ceramics store, art gallery, classics hard-to-find video/dvd store, and a large supermarket. It is just another business that adds to our community. I would certainly consider it's location in Fisherman's Wharf a plus to residents and tourists alike. Thanks, RP
I am in full support of an mcd in fisher and wharf. We have one in our neighborhood in the city and see absolutely no problems. If anything it s a very mellow business to have in the neighborhood. It always appears quiet and calm outside the storefront. The residents of the area need this for medical convenience.
As a member of the community I would be very pleased with the benefits that Krinze is able to bring to the downtown area. Not only will there be readily available medicine for all those in need, but Krinze could come to be a vital part of volunteer programs and wellness meetings for members of the community. Would love to see this natural medicine locally available!!
This is the best thing to come to Fishermans warf! There are many who need this service! As a cancer patient I can only see positive and more business brought about by Krinze.
I support Krinze as a member of the community. It would be refreshing to have a new business that isn't a tourist trap and t-shirt vendor. This would be for the community and give real San Franciscans a reason to visit the beautiful wharf.
As a resident, it would be a great reason to go to the Wharf. It would also keep tourists from leaving the warf
I can appreciate the need to be sensitive to what types of businesses are added to our neighborhoods. However, the argument to keep Krinze out of the neighborhood doesn't make sense. Krinze's shop and approach seems to be upscale, especially in contrast to some of the existing bars and low-end tourist shops.
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I completely support Krinze' opening at the wharf. Cannabis use has helped me get through my recovery after my brain surgery and is still is my natural go to for relief of anxiety and headache. Happy to have the convenience close by my office.