7.124.105 Medical marijuana guidelines as of October 2004 (below)
A. Possession. A qualified patient or a
person holding a valid identification card, or the designated primary caregiver
of that qualified patient or person, may possess amounts of marijuana up to
three pounds of dried cannabis bud or conversion per year.
B. Cultivation. A qualified patient or a
person holding a valid identification card, or the designated primary caregiver
of that qualified patient or person, may cultivate cannabis in an amount not to
exceed more than one hundred square feet of total garden canopy, as measured by
the combined vegetative growth area.
C. If a qualified medical marijuana patient
or primary caregiver has an attending physician’s written, dated and signed
recommendation that the quantities described in subsections A and B of this
section are not sufficient to meet the medical marijuana patient’s needs, said
patient or caregiver may possess and/or cultivate an amount of marijuana
consistent with the attending physician’s written
recommendation.
D. The name of the qualified medical
marijuana patient and/or the primary caregiver’s designation shall be and remain
posted at any garden site where medical marijuana is being
cultivated.
E. A primary caregiver’s designation shall be
in the possession of the caregiver whenever he or she possesses or cultivates
marijuana subject to this chapter. (Ord. 4773 § 3, 10/19/04)
are gratefully accepted.