Would you like to be part of a revolution in the medical marijuana community? Area215 is collective that sublets space in a greenhouse to medical marijuana patients that have a valid doctor's recomendation. We are TRULY a compassionate collective, unlike some of the storefronts in San Diego. Our members will have the opportunity to rent space in a STATE-OF-THE-ART climate controlled glass greenhouse. There is TONS of space availible, and our rental rates are extremely reasonable at 10 cents per sq. ft. . There is a membership fee to cover security costs, water, and electricity. If you are interested in subleting space contact Tommy @ (858) 776-6470.
Thanks to those of you who are in support of what we are doing. We have secured a facility that approves of the proposed use, and judging by the number of people who have reserved plots, we should have the greenhouse filled by mid-November. The facility we have chosen is so spacious that we will also be planting an organic fruit/vegetable garden and will be providing our members with organic produce in the future. The DA of San Diego, Bonnie Dumanis, is obviously not in favor of these storefronts charging street prices for medicine and making a huge profit. She has stated several times that she recomends patients grow it themselves if they are able, or have someone grow it for them. This is why she has, and will continue to raid these storefronts that are in it for the money. It simply doesn't cost $60-70/ eighth to grow high quality medicine, and our members will learn this.
"Collectives" are not defined in statutory law. According to the Attorney General's guidelines :
"A collective should be an organization that merely facilitates the collaborative efforts of patient and caregiver members – including the allocation of costs and revenues. As such, a collective is not a statutory entity, but as a practical matter it might have to organize as some form of business to carry out its activities. The collective should not purchase marijuana from, or sell to, non-members; instead, it should only provide a means for facilitating or coordinating transactions between members."
One might infer that "collective" refers to any organization of multiple patients. Unfortunately, the guidelines provide no explanation as to how these should operate. Presumably, the basic model is a group of patients and caregivers who plant a garden together and share the crop among themselves. The cultivation collective model does not necessarily envision walk-in clients, nor retail sales of medicine to members. Collectives may be supported by participation in work, donations or membership fees. Under one model, patients pay a set gardening fee for a certain part of the crop, and receive the harvest at no further charge.
A notable example of a patients' collective is the Wo/Men's Alliance for Medical Marijuana in Santa Cruz. WAMM has 200 seriously ill members who cultivate a collective garden and attend to each others' health and personal needs."- (www.canorml.com)
We are in strict compliance with the California health and safety code section 11362.5 (B)(1)(A) & 11362.7(H) proposition 215 & senate 420.
If you are interested in becoming a member:
You Must be 21+ Over
Have the following:
Your ORIGINAL doctor's recommendation
A California issued Drivers License or Identification Card
Proof of Residency (NO P.O. BOXES) - Car Registration, Utility Bills
Growers are evaluated on an individual basis.
