420 friendly co-working could be an interesting business for those that enjoy
it.
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In California we are just starting to sort out rules for public consumption,
not sure where co-working spaces would fall on the public/private spectrum
legally speaking. San Francisco is going ot license public consumption venues
but in San Jose CA where I am the rules are not yet defined.
I've had an interest in this for some time TBH.
Regards,
Peter
On Monday, April 9, 2018, 1:11:53 PM PDT, Jen Thoemke
<j...@connectsworkspace.com> wrote:
Hey All! This might be a sticky topic. I searched for past conversations
about this and couldn't find any. I have a Coworking space in Colorado that I
opened 3 years ago. With the legalization of recreational marijuana I have had
a few people that work in the industry apply to become a member. I am curious
if any of you have run into this and if 1. you have a policy 2. if it has
become an issue. I know there are a lot of opinions out there. I also know that
this group is international and I am not quite sure what other country's laws
are. What I am looking for is if there has been any impact to your community.
Thanks so much for your help!
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