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Marijuana around commercial properties

Daniel Chang
  • Professional
  • Riverside, CA
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Has anyone experienced an issue with tenants or tenants' employee/vendors smoking marijuana in states that have made it legal?  I have one tenant complaining about occasional smell of marijuana.  I think it's coming from the employee of another tenant.  Of course, this being California, not sure I can even restrict the use, due to the "medical marijuana" excuse.  

This hasn't reached a problem status yet, but just thinking ahead as it may get there.

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Taylor Hazard
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Taylor Hazard
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
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It's a tricky question and one best suited for a real estate attorney well versed in marijuana statutes. I would recommend Vicente Sederberg, LLP, even a quick google search will tell you what you need to know about their experience.

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