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San Diego Supervisors Stop Move to Legalize Cannabis Sales in Rural Areas

Proponents Cite Uneven Regulation, Need to Address Social Justice Issues
Recreational marijuana dispensaries, such as those operated by MedMen, have been cropping up around California since the state legalized its use four years ago. (Getty Images)
Recreational marijuana dispensaries, such as those operated by MedMen, have been cropping up around California since the state legalized its use four years ago. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
August 6, 2020 | 2:46 P.M.

San Diego County supervisors have rejected a proposal to allow cannabis dispensaries to operate in the region’s unincorporated areas, a setback for the stores that have become a rising commercial presence in many California cities since legalization.

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