Virginia Regulatory Town Hall
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Virginia Cannabis Control Authority
 
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Virginia Cannabis Control Authority
 
Guidance Document Change: Section 4.1-604(31) of the Virginia Code states that the Board of Directors for the Cannabis Control Authority shall have the power and duty to develop and make available on its website guidance documents regarding compliance and safe practices for persons who cultivate marijuana at home for personal use. This draft guidance document addresses the statutory requirements for cultivating cannabis plants in the home and practices to promote personal and public safety.
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1/31/23  10:07 am
Commenter: Jonathan

Neighbor nuisance and household plant limits
 

We must work hard to preserve personal and property rights for citizens wishing to practice their new LEGAL rights. One should not lose access to other god given rights just by exercising another. A neighbor should have no power over another to call against them because of a “smell nuisance” if this is such the case should neighbors call when someone’s flowering garden is a bothering smell to them? I think it is far too open a statement and leaves too much room for interpretation by the law. This should be clarified and specified if it’s going to be kept. I do believe that if the household is multiple adults of legal growing and cultivating age the household limit should have some maneuverability. Grow schedules can be time consuming and only having 4 plants for every adult in the household is very limiting. If space allowed and there were more than 4 adults wishing to cultivate, they wouldn’t be able to without, “sharing plants.” 

thank you for all of the work that you do, I know these things are incredibly complicated and taxing. 

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