Vapor Room Cooperative Medical Cannabis Dispensary (MCD) Application

Love cannibis Medicine thank you!

Absolutely amazing dispensary would love to see the doors open again

The Vapor Room has been there for me since I first was recommended (by my Physician) to try Medicinal Canibus in 2007.

Please let the Vaporoom reopen. I am not comfortable going out of my neighborhood. However, when the Vaporoom was open on Haight street, I felt very comfortable taking public transit, to go to the Vaporoom because of the kind compassionate environment they provided. I am positive that by letting the Vaporoom open in the Market st corridor they can make a positive impact on the neighborhood. Thank you in advance for your positive vote. James Richard 1377 18th avenue SF 94122

I am a senior in Upper Haight. We need a dispensary closer - and better - than BASA. Besides - no dispensary in The Haight is sacrilege!

I am wanting to share my support for your company and get you up and running!!!

Allowing the Vapor Room to Open in this location will only Benefit the Neighborhood and keep the drugs off the street.

When I'm in San Francisco, I'd like to stop by and make a purchase.

The Vapor Room has always been professional, compassionate, and community-minded since its inception in 2006. As a San Francisco native and long-time resident, I wholeheartedly support the approval of the Vapor Room Cooperative Medical Cannabis Dispensary application at 79-9th Street. The VRC has a history of supporting and improving the community, and providing much needed services to patients in a safe and welcoming environment.

The Vapor Room has been leaders of providing clean safe medicine to the people of the the bay area, they deserve this opportunity to continue their path to heal our community.

It's about time we all see that this is a medical, natural, solution that seems to be working all over the planet. Have a heart, If It helps people from their sickness.

My Friend suffers from ptsd, and medical marijuana is the only drug that helps her Vapor room has high quality marijuana which she needs, and a store front would allow her to sample and or see the product first hand rather than having to rely only on delivery.

We, the undersigned residents of San Francisco and the Bay Area are excited to strongly support the approval of the Vapor Room Cooperative Medical Cannabis Dispensary application at 79 9th Street. We have signed below to urge the Planning Commission to follow the recommendation of Planning Department Northeast Planner, Nicholas Foster, and approve this project.

The Vapor Room has been always there for me. Being a handicap person unable to walk or drive, the Vapor Room has been delivering my medication for year. They been so kind and caring throughout the years.

The Vapor Room was a gem that I missed greatly when it closed, I'm excited it could exist again. Great pot but this place had a really great atmosphere as well. Super for promoting wellness.

I gladly support the approval of Vapor Rooms brick and mortar.

The VR has always had the best knowledgeable staff and highest quality products. Ever since they closed down there lower haight store front it’s been hard for me to get the medication I need due to the fact they don’t deliver to Oakland. Having a store front would make it easy to get the questions I need and the right products easy on my way home from work!

The Vapor Room is the absolute best dispensary concerning customer service and quality that I have found, and they absolutely deserve to have a physical location.

I am firmly and happily in support of the fine people at the Vapor Room company regaining a storefront business. They consistently offer high quality products, ethical service, community contribution, and total professionalism. They would be a great add to the cannabis industry with a new storefront from which to do business.

I think given the unfair treatment that the Vaper Room was subjected to by the FED, San Francisco should be more supportive and say that we wont be stepped on by jack booted thugs. We used to stand for freedom and liberty as a city. Has that changed?