Santa Cruz council rejects ban on new cannabis shops

The Santa Cruz City Council’s decision to drop the proposed moratorium on new cannabis businesses suggests a willingness to accommodate the growing cannabis industry within the city. It could indicate a recognition of the economic benefits associated with cannabis businesses, such as job creation and tax revenue generation. Additionally, it reflects a balancing act between regulating the industry to address potential concerns while also allowing for its continued growth and development.

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