The laws governing how Californian Cannabis cafe’s operate are being refined to include live music and food. Imagine such a place in Melbourne 😊
The bill that would legalize cannabis cafes in California includes provisions allowing live performances at cannabis-friendly clubs, and allowing food and non-alcoholic beverages to be served at the locations, the Los Angeles Times reports. The measure would require municipalities to opt in to allow the cafes and create their own guidelines. Assemblyman Matt Haney (D), the bill’s sponsor, said allowing cannabis cafes is necessary if the state wants the regulated cannabis industry “to survive.” He described the businesses operating under the current system, which allows on-site consumption but no food or beverage sales, as “pretty sad places.”
The bill that would legalize cannabis cafes in California includes provisions allowing live performances at cannabis-friendly clubs, and allowing food and non-alcoholic beverages to be served at the locations, the Los Angeles Times reports. The measure would require municipalities to opt in to allow the cafes and create their own guidelines. Assemblyman Matt Haney (D), the bill’s sponsor, said allowing cannabis cafes is necessary if the state wants the regulated cannabis industry “to survive.” He described the businesses operating under the current system, which allows on-site consumption but no food or beverage sales, as “pretty sad places.”
Source: Ganjapreneur.com