I heard the same exact thing. Not sure if it's actually true or not. I am authorized till 7/7/2013 so thank god I got mine early.
Someone told me if it is not renewed by July 10, you won't be able to cultivate.
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I heard the same exact thing. Not sure if it's actually true or not. I am authorized till 7/7/2013 so thank god I got mine early.
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thats the first i heard of that. where did you guys hear that? what if i go to renew after and there are no dispensaries open?
Last edited by irieie; 06-04-2012 at 10:43 PM.
i looked for it and found nothing.
probably meant aug. 10
Last edited by KAL EL; 06-05-2012 at 12:03 AM.
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your suppose to get a letter. telling you its all over.
go to one of our wonderful greedy dispensaries. only 25 miles from you.
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I agree. Looks like about 25,000 out of 30,000 are growers. It wont be easy to put the cork back in.
http://www.azdhs.gov/medicalmarijuan...ion-Report.pdf
If your card says you can cultivate, you can until it expires. When cards are renewed, DHS will check for a dispensary within 25 miles and use that to determine whether your card will say authorized to cultivate or not.
July 10 or Aug 10, doesn't matter. If you renew after dispensary licenses are issued but before a dispensary is actually open for business within 25 miles of you, you will have a strong legal case for your right to cultivate IF DHS denies you the right on your new card.
The really interesting part of the 25 mile situation is that patients will have a very strong legal case against DHS if dispensaries aren't actually in operation consistently. And will they be? I doubt it. They'll be raided and opening and closing non-stop.
The only thing that's certain is that this is going to get messy and the best strategy for me and my people is... keep it quiet, keep it clean.
ADHS has stated that your cultivation rights will end only when you renew your card. If you have a card in your possession that says you are authorized to cultivate, then you are. When you go to renew your card, that's when they will look to see whether or not a dispensary is open within 25 miles of you as the crow flies.
Even if a dispensary opens up the block from your residence, you will be allowed to cultivate until your card expires.
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