we are on a well, never had any issues with water, plus its been raining a lot and we get all the yosemite runoff
Hope ya'll are weathering this storm. Got Damn! Hopefully your whole plot don't slide off the hill. lol.
Next week we begin constructing frames for our light-dep. it's tricky finding enough flat space here for 2 hoophouses. anyone ever try to light-dep on a hillside?
Why do you think they chose to visit now during March? Kinda strange to me.
Fuck'em bro do what you got to do. Just because they come for a compliance check doesn't mean you've got to give them a tour of the whole farm.
thats actually exactly what you need to do or they will come with that warrant they took the courtesy of not asking for prior to the compliance check and proceed to end your season.
they're the cops, man they know how big the property is, where the property lines are, and what structures are permitted and not all from the county tax records.
compliance officer would be a sketchy job to have .
True that. Me personally, I get stand offish when they start wanting to look around my house, and open my closets/garages. I'll show them what I've got and if they don't believe me, then they can go get that warrant.
We're all different and I prefer to be as cooperative as possible and in as good a mood as can be when it comes to dealing with law enforcement already at my property when I have a grow going on.
I stay compliant according to state guidelines 100%. NOT local ordinances. If my rec. says exempt, then I grow what I need to supply my self, my family, and other patients in my circle that cannot grow for themselves then that's what I'm going to do.
The funny thing is a lot of the local ordinances don't have anything to do with Prop 215 and everything to do with property use , what's called the General Plan for an area , as well as what the property is zoned for. I personally don't think that people should have 50 200 gallon pots on 1/2 acre fed by city water in their back yard in town and that's what most these rules were made to attack. You can look up crime rate increase over the last 5 years in Eureka, CA and Redding, CA and it is fucking Scary
The penalties for growing outside the county ordinance is not a criminal action. It's a fine. And additional fines until you prove you've fallin into compliance with their guidelines of said ordinance.
This is just the beginning, I know from experience that the county can go so far as to put a lien on the title of your property encumbering it in the case of sale, refinance, or pretty much anything you want to do outside of continuing to violate their rules by growing lots of weed on a city lot or building lots of structures with out the proper permit. The latter is what I have had to deal with and it is a pain to clean up the title but it is possible , time consuming , and expensive.