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DESCRIPTION:  Medical cannabis patients, and those who care about them, are needed at 
 the   upcoming Union City city council meeting on Tuesday, April 12 at 7:00 
 p.m.  The city council will consider an ordinance to extend the moratorium 
 on   cannabis dispensaries for 10 months and 15 days.  Patients and their   
 caregivers, families, friends, and providers are needed to attend in order  
  to fill the council chamber.  Those who feel comfortable doing so are 
 welcome to speak in opposition to   the moratorium, or at least request 
 that the moratorium exempt and   "grandfather in" the Kindcare Resource 
 Center, which was operating in Union   City before the existing moratorium  
 was enacted, and which applied for a   business license before enactment of 
 the existing moratorium, but for whom   the city refuses to process the 
 business license application.  We actually have a chance to prevail in this 
 battle!  Extending the   moratorium will require the votes of four of the 
 five councilmembers.  We   have one sure vote for our side and two wavering 
 votes, so efforts applied   now regarding this particular ordinance may 
 really spell the difference   between victory and failure.  An open and 
 operating dispensary in Union   City will make a tremendous difference for 
 patients in Santa Clara County,   Alameda County, and southern San Mateo 
 County.  Please come, and be scrubbed and well-dressed.  The City Hall is 
 located at   34009 Alvarado-Niles Road, two miles east of I-880 in Union 
 City.\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/04/10/62743.php
SUMMARY:Patients Needed at Union City council meeting
LOCATION: The City Hall is located at   34009 Alvarado-Niles Road, two miles east of 
 I-880 in Union City.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2005/04/10/62743.php
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