Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

I declare that the Yoga is about to begin. The time is 6 o'clock. A warm welcome to the Yoga of the Vista City Planning Commission on August 18, 2026. I declare that the Yoga is about to begin. I pray to God that everyone will stand up and stand up for the commisioner Dossie Thompson's campaign.

I pray to the Republic, which represents the independence of the United States and the Republic, and to a nation that has freedom and justice for all, which is under God's control.

Thank you, Ms. Loomis. Please proceed with the investigation. Yes.

Chair D. Jesus. Yes. Commissioner Grimm.

Yes.

Commissioner Joliffe.

Yes.

Commissioner Reading.

Yes.

Commissioner Simmons. Yes. Vice Chair Martin is not here. Commissioner Thompson is here. Student Commissioner Kona. Student Commissioner Ernam.

Thank you. Now, I would like to take some time to introduce the two young people in front of me. They are our new student commissioners. The commissioners who represent our youth at VIST are joining us in the commission. These two are new. If you can come forward, Nicola will come first and say a few words to the commission. She will tell us a little about you. Good evening. I am Nicola Coppa.

As you have heard, I am one of the new student commissioners of Vista City. I am very excited to see how this is going to work out. I want to see how Vidagdar is doing this. I also want to be a part of this community. Thank you for this opportunity. Thank you very much. We are all happy that you came here.

We also have Lorenzo Rendon with us.

Hello, my name is Lorenzo Rendon. I am grateful for this opportunity. I am a student of the last year. I am the captain of the cross country track team. So, if you see me as a little shy, it's probably because of that. I do internships. During this pandemic, I did an internship at Operation Hope. It was a great opportunity. That's when I saw this opportunity. So, I decided to lose it. I am very grateful for that.

We are happy that both of you have come here. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask. We are asking you. So when it comes to things, if you have any other questions, you can ask here or later. We are always happy to help you. We are happy that you have come here. Thank you. Thank you. The commissioners have given you the minutes of our service on June 16, 2026. If there are no changes, can we make an announcement? Um, Commissioner Jolof. Hi, I have only one thing to say. I had a comment about the crowded place between the buildings. I don't think it has been mentioned in the discussion. Because they have landscaping and trees. That's why they come in the zero zone of the fire code. That's why it's something they should pay attention to. Thank you, it has been mentioned. Is it enough to just say that we need to change the minutes or that it is what she wants?

Amanda Geyer, Assistant CET Attorney. We need to discuss the discussion on the approval of the minutes. Okay, good.

Then I request the Commissioner to approve the employment agreement. Okay. Therefore, I strongly encourage you to agree with the opinions about the interlocking place between the buildings. It may affect the landscaping and the placement of trees there. We need trees, but it is in the zero zone of the fire code. Which item number can we clarify? You didn't say, right? This is the planning commission discussion about the West Bobby Drive project. Thank you very much. We need a second pin for this.

I can sign. Thank you.

We got an order and a sign for it. Now you can vote and lock it. Everyone, lock the vote. Excuse me. Shindu Locker. Yes, okay. Okay, even if one of the two voters is not present, the vote is passed. Yes. Okay. Then, um.

Commissioner Martin is not present. That's why when the vote is passed in minutes, one of the voters is not present, one of the voters is not present, and the rest of the voters are not present.

He said absentia.

That's a funny word, but if that's not true, Mr. Martin is not present. Is that enough? Okay, good. Thank you. Um, Sherry, Mr. Ressler, is there any change in today's agenda? There are no changes in today's agenda.

Thank you. The following words in the agenda are the instructions. This is the time for the public to talk to the Commission about things that are not in our agenda. Do we have any speaker slips for that? No, no. Okay, thank you. I don't have any speaker slips, but if you want to talk to the commission about something that is not in the agenda, you have to submit a speaker slip to Ms. Loomis. Do you have any ex-party announcements from the commissioners? Commissioners? Okay, if nothing else, we can move on to the next item in the agenda. Public hearing No. 1. Can staff presentations be conducted? Yes. Thank you, Chair. Good evening. The special use permits for today's first public hearing and for the construction and distribution of Kanjavu are found in the 1391 Speciality Driver's Yoteyel until Planning Case No. P26-50. Then, a little about the project site. The project site is in 1391 Speciality Drive. This is about 2.68 acres. There is a farm here that is 42,000 square feet in size. Entry to the site is from Speciality Drive. The surrounding uses are some professional offices, construction activities, as well as the DEA admin building in the eastern part of the project site. The general plan land use destination for this site is Research Light Industry. The zoning of the project site is Business Park specific plan use area B Research Light Industry. Project Details This is a request for a special use permit for the construction of the dam and a special use permit for the distribution of the dam. A light industrial building located in E-Vista Business Park on 1391 Speciality Drive is used for permanent use. No construction or renovation has been made outside. From Monday to Saturday morning at 7am to 7pm in the evening. 9 people are required for business operations. 5 for construction, 2 for distribution, 1 for delivery, 1 for security, 1 for on-call maintenance contractor. This is the planned site. The suit highlighted in yellow is a suit designed for special use permits. The movement of the seat will be in A. The seat is lying on the floor. The seat is positioned at the back of the seat. On the other side of the seat, an aerospace structure is being built on the floor. If you get permission for special use permits, there will be two businesses in the property for the Kanjava business. For permanent use, more than 30 parking spaces have been designed. The back of the parking lot has been changed to this suit. This is the floor plan. A warehouse of 18,910 square feet is being built in the residential area. 780 square feet of space, 240 square feet of security office, an ADA access restroom, and a walk-in storage room. At night, there will be two separate rooms that are parked in the back of the building. So it is not visible to the public on the streets of Vanu. This is the security system. The red lines that I have marked here are the places where security cameras are installed. Thus, there will be 15 internal security cameras and two internal security lights and cameras here. The type 6 license required by the Department of Kanjavu Control for a permanent kanjavu manufacturer is required for the kanjavu manufacturing license. Type 6 manufacturers can use non-stop equipment for extraction or post-extraction processes. Mechanical methods of extraction can be used. Kanjavu particles can be made through infusions. Kanjavu particles can be packaged and labeled. License of a Kanchava Supplier A Kanchava Supplier is required to have a type 11 license issued by the Department of Kanchava Control. A type 11 supplier can sell Kanchava products in agriculture, construction or supply areas. Completed Kanchava products can be moved to retail locations. Other licenses can be issued for commercial use. Processes can be carried out to inspect Kanchava products. Code Requirements Special Utilization Permit is required for construction or construction of a construction site according to Vista Municipal Code Chapter 598. Vista Municipal Code Section 5,98,060. Two licenses for construction of a construction site and two licenses for construction of a construction site are only allowed. Currently, there is a special use permit for the construction of Kanjavu and a special use permit for the distribution of Kanjavu. If more licenses are not obtained for Kanjavu businesses for the construction and distribution of Sogal Organics, a special use permit for the construction of Sweet Eels, 1391 Speciality Drive, If the Vista Municipal Code does not apply, if specific use permits are required, the applicant must apply for a Kanjavu license from the City and the Department of Kanjavu Control. The situation should be resolved. Since the California Environmental Quality Act guidelines are in Section 15301, this project has been removed from the agenda. Since a new use is being established within the existing light industrial buildings, this measure is important. This does not indicate the use of harmful substances or harmful substances, nor does it provide a practical solution for the use in the field. Therefore, this project will not provide a practical solution for the situation. General Laws and Procedures The nature of agricultural land uses around the proposed land distribution and construction will be inappropriate. The intended use is subject to permission through the special use permit process. There are permission documents to ensure that urban development projects are under control and that proper safety measures are being taken for the project. Therefore, if special use permits are obtained, these uses will be considered as a general plan land use destination in the research light industry. Resolution 2026 for the construction of 1391 Specialty Drivers Yacht Aisle Kanjavu. Resolution 2026 for the construction of 1391 Specialty Drivers Yacht Aisle Kanjavu. Resolution 2026 for the construction of 1391 Specialty Drivers Yacht Aisle Kanjavu. This is the end of the staff report for this public hearing. Thank you. Thank you, Daisy. That was a great introduction. I appreciate it.

Do the commissioners have any questions for the staff? Oh, excuse me. Questions for the staff from the commissioners. I'll read them. Commissioner Thomson. Can you give me permission to remove the 21st number from the permit documents? Permit documents Last time when this came to the church, I asked if the sheriff's office should be allowed to look into business. This is number 16. For me. I don't understand why this is necessary. I think this is a bad idea. Last time, I didn't say I wanted to avoid it, but I was disappointed when I passed it. So, I think I can do it this time. I don't understand why this is necessary. If the city has not been prevented by Rega, I do not think it is appropriate for me to say that the video surveillance system should be streamed on the behalf of the sheriff on time. I do not think it is appropriate for me to say that the video surveillance system should be streamed on the behalf of the sheriff on time. Is what I am thinking right? Ms. Ugeya, do you have any directions regarding this?

Yes. If the city has not been prevented by Rega, a secure internet portal, virtual private network or other secure remote access should be available to the Sheriff's office. Yes.

I always see in the news that the sheriff's office is accessing videos. I don't understand why they have such a facility to monitor this company. I don't think this is reasonable. Is this a part of the municipal code of Vista? Is this required for this type of special use?

I don't think that's the case. I can verify this, but I don't remember such a system in the 1898 low-price code sections. So, my question is, if a commissioner promises to donate, can we donate it? Because we don't need to donate the municipal code. We need to donate this money. Then let's see how other commissioners vote in this. You can vote for it if you can.

Unfortunately, no one from the Sheriff's Department is here to explain the exact reason for the violation. So, we are trying to make sure that you don't have any kind of discussion in the presence of the staff.

But... Joki, thank you. We have a part of that law. It is a law. So, that's one thing. That's part of the code.

I... I like that. There's a code here. We don't have permission to violate it here. It's not legally possible under the Planning Commission. The CET Council will have to do that. Okay. When this came in the last meeting or at the end of the meeting, I asked if there were any other businesses that the Sheriff's Department could see in real time like the dispensaries in the state. I understood. Nothing like that. The Sheriff's Department is not allowed to see other businesses in other industries when they feel like it. Not when crimes are taking place, not when coverage is taking place, not when the alarm goes off. They think that people are doing their jobs to protect themselves. I understand what you are saying. It is a shame that you are saying whether I am working or not. But how the public vote is important. I think that the public voted for the Kanjavi issue. I don't think it's a constitutional law.

It's not a constitutional law, but it will explain how it is. I think the opposition has something to say about this.

If you don't mind, let me know if you have any objection to the speaker. The commissioners have no other questions for the staff. If you don't mind, can you wait to hear the speaker's part? Then I will allow you to speak openly. Excuse me. I will allow him to speak. Please introduce yourself. My name is Dwayne Dallarco.

I am one of the co-managers of the companies Social Organics, Southmoor Hills 47. I made a small mistake in what I said. This is not a constitutional law, but it is a right imposed by the Department of Cannabis Control. Of course, we are paying for your treatment, we are using you, but this is what the Department of Cannabis Control requires.

Thank you for making it clear. Did you understand? Okay. Do you have anything else? Thank you. Do you have anything else to add to this, Commissioner Thompson? That is part of the regio. Thank you. Um, I want to see. Do you have anything to say? Okay. Okay. Do you have anything to say to the audience? Anything else? Miss Guy, do you have anything else to add to the discussion? We, okay. No, thanks. We, we are right. Thanks. Then we are right here. And then we can open our general hearing. The first speakers. Is that Sabi Kongo? That's Javi. Forgive me. Javi.

That's Shavei.

Shavei.

Yes. That's why I thought of a person. I have someone. Oh, good evening, Commissioners. My name is Shavei Kongo. I am a resident of Vista. I study in Vista High School. I am a member of the State Club. I have come here today to think about the possibilities of developing business and activities in our community, especially the features that young people can have. My biggest wish is for the youth to be open-minded. When more Kanjavu businesses and branding are a part of the community, I think it is important to pay attention to the decisions made by the youth to improve Kanjavu more visually and ordinarily. I think it is important to think about the public health of the city and to improve access to Kanjavu facilities. I think it will create more expectations about the enforcement and diversity of vehicles. Finally, I think that the city should think about whether it is possible for the city to effectively manage and run the illegal smuggling operations on the streets, on the streets and on the public roads. I have not come here to tell the city not to pay attention to businesses or not to make changes. Thank you for listening. Thank you. Next speaker. Ana. Railchi.

Shubha Sandhya, Planning Commission. As a person who has previously experienced second-hand pollution in multi-unit housing, I appeal to the Commission to consider the two reasons why Michelle said not to investigate. Do not allow the normalization of deaths in workplaces. Moreover, the entry of young people through social distancing should not be a big threat. The first is to increase the interest in maintaining a non-polluting, non-smoking workplace that is used in places such as Kanjavu and Lawanju. California's Division of Occupational Safety and Health generally recommends that no one should use illegal substances in closed areas of work. I request the Commission to explain how the CET Council will respond to the fact that so many people are infected with the virus in such circumstances. Moreover, as can be seen in the examination of the measure set, Mariju Vani's warning statement is another desire. These actions are seen as a normal way and a threat to young people. In fact, in a survey of students in California from 2019 to 2020 conducted by the University of California, young people found that cannabis is the least harmful and continues to cause infections. Since Kanjavu is related to the development of farmers, this is a major public health problem. Therefore, I request the planning commission to provide a wide range of features to help Kanjavu retailers in the youth in the Vista community. Thank you for your time. Thank you.

That was the last speaker slip. The general assembly is over, but if you don't ask the student commissioners, it won't work. I apologize for not introducing you in the commissioner discussion. Do you have anything to say or ask the staff? If not, no problem. Lawrence, you can come here. When I was listening to the slideshow, I was wondering how it would affect young people like we heard. Because in my high school and in other high schools, cancer is a big problem. It affects not only the old age, but also the modern age. That is, it affects the ability to handle various issues. I don't think it's right to say that it will be easy for the youth to acquire these craftsmanship. If things are made easier for these youth, it will harm them in the long run. We have to think attentively about how many craftspeople and builders we need in Visti, because the youth are the ones who don't want us to destroy what we have now. Thank you.

After the general assembly was over, I asked for permission to speak to the commission again. Then, I asked the commission to talk. Yes, I have a lot of things to say. Because I have to speak after the meeting is over. First of all, I really liked the enthusiasm seen here from the commission and the members. The Planning Commission is now discussing this issue because the Council has issued two special use permits for this. The decision has been made to decide whether this should be issued or not. This is mandatory. So, can we verify whether the CET Council has issued and the public has voted and accepted the Code-related provisions? Today, we need to make it clear what we are discussing. By doing this, I can understand that there is a limit to their opinion, right? The fact that you came here to participate is very important. I urge you to pay attention to the CET Council, which uses and votes. We are here to hear the requests from people who have violated the rules through the planning department. Then we can talk about it, because what we are discussing now is legal in our community. If a person, a business institution, whether it is cannabis, a petrol pump, a media license, or a program that we always hear, comes to us, if it is approved by the state, if it is coded by the CET, then all these things are legally accepted. We have legal advisors here who have the right to ask these kinds of questions to the applicant and to advise what will happen if we fulfill them. If we deny it, there is a possibility that the law will be violated in our city. Not everyone will file a case against us, but we have to remember that what we are investigating today is legal in the city. So, your demand is great. The laws are used by the CET Council. I urge you to stop this demand. Um, I am happy that you brought this here. But when she returns to the council as a representative, it will be a great pleasure. With that in mind, Commissioner Joliffe says goodbye. Thank you. Yes, I would like to repeat some of the things you said. I am very proud of all the young people who spoke here. Um, I am a mother. My daughter is only from RBV. She is in the marching band. We often think that such activities will help keep children out of trouble. But I know a group of children who use drugs. I don't know how they got it. You are very small children. So they have a problem somewhere. This is a problem. I hope that you will continue to think about what the laws are and what you want to be when you talk to your friends about this. How does the law work? Where do things happen? To understand where you can make a change, your situation tonight is very important. So please continue that journey. Don't go to our airspace, right? We don't need smoke in our airspace. We don't need smoke in our airspace. We don't need fire, smoke in vehicles, etc. We need to be healthy. So please continue your journey. Continue your journey. We think we can help you. Commissioner Grimm

Yes, forgive me. Seeing the comments from the youth tonight, I am really satisfied. Okay, now I can see three things that are really going to affect the youth. They are all the same in some ways. Forgive me. One is Kanchava, one is Choodhattam, the other is Internet. As I said, there are some conditions in them, and they all go after big money. That is the most challenging thing to face. That doesn't mean that I'm not following today's topic. But these are the three things that really make me sad. I hear from my own children that the distribution of gambling is now very easy. It is very easy to earn cash. So this is a great reward. As I said, I will follow this decision, but I have a lot of doubts about it.

Thank you, Commissioner Thomson. I would like to make it clear that this is not a retailer. Therefore, people cannot go to all the places in the city and buy kanjavu. It is illegal for young people to buy from any private businesses. You cannot just go and buy it. Therefore, we are not talking about anything that makes it more profitable for young people by adding a retail place. Thank you. Is there anything else for the Commissioner to talk about? Okay. If there are no further discussions, I welcome a motion. I would like to make a motion to approve the discussion we discussed today. Okay. We have a commission. Go ahead. I'll sign it. Okay. We have a permission to sign it. Go ahead and take your vote.

Maria. Hajraya passed the exam. Commissioner Martin is not here. Okay. So, Now, next to the agenda, we need staff to present our general hearing No. 2. Thank you, Chair D. Jesus, Planning Commission members. My name is Joe Wack. I am the Community Development Director. I am presenting this issue. The measure was passed in the general election held on November 2018. After that, 10 Kanjavu dispensary businesses were allowed to enter the city. Currently, only one is waiting for licensing. We have accepted a manufacturing distribution SUP. Last night, we accepted a second SUP for manufacturing and distribution. This year in April, the CET Council added a topic to the agenda to discuss licensing related to Melendez Kanjavu under the CET Council agenda. They announced this topic. There were five general partners in Odu. The retailers in Nile provided licensing for Kanjavu distribution in the places where the business was run, and they strongly opposed the establishment of land use requirements. So, in the end, the CET Council instructed the staff to prepare an ordinance that would allow the distribution of zoning licenses. The places of the 10 dispensaries in this map are shown through green points. There is a red point at the bottom with the number 11. That is the 11th Kanjavu Business. That is the special use permit for the distribution and construction of our business park. Tonight we accepted the 12th business. That is what you have just heard and decided, Maya SUB. A retailer is waiting for licensing for more than a month. The Vista Municipal Code article 5.98 of the Vista Municipal Code announces the licensing of the Kanchava Research, Development and Production Centres. This is going to be examined to see if there is any change in the status of the Kanchava Development Centre. However, the aim of the Planning Commission today is to renew the Vista Development Code articles that specialise in development centres with Type 11 licences. Mixed-use zone, light manufacturing zone, industrial business park, etc. are allowed. You should be aware that only two business park owners with a Visteel Nilevel Type 11 license are allowed to operate in the business park. Therefore, the decision will be made by the CET Council regarding the licenses of the existing Kanjavu residents, because this is a municipal code decision. This has nothing to do with zoning or land use. However, we expect that the research of Vista Business Park will increase the number of licenses available in the two light industrial parks. All the retail businesses that I have mentioned will be subject to a special use permit, will be subject to a special use permit, will be subject to a special use permit, will be subject to a special use permit, Therefore, the main reason for this change is that retailers are allowed to sell pre-rolls, i.e. cigarettes wrapped in paper, to make and distribute. They use bulk cannabis flowers, mix different types of cannabis, and sell them on their own label as a licensed distributor. Section 1.5.6.1.B.3 has been removed from the SQA. This is because we are setting up a regulatory framework that allows for the issuance of a legal right that is possible in the form of a constitutional amendment. In addition, we also have measures such as Section 15301, 15303, and 15332. On the other hand, the construction of these type of business with 11 branches will usually involve changes in the economy and economic conditions. They will be small construction plans that do not meet the needs of the situation. So, Municipal Code, Act 5.9.8, is the final development code, Act 18.3.5. In the city of Vista, 38.44, 44, 46, etc., which are used by SUP and SUP, type 11 licenses, 38.44, 44, 46, etc., have been implemented. They are combined with the general plan of the city, land use and community identity element, and especially with the seventh aim. In this way, the city's economic development systems will be developed by combining the appropriate infrastructure and attractive urban infrastructure to attract businesses and establishments with high quality. In addition, policy 7.5 says that zoning regulations will be implemented according to the changes in the sector and the business trends, and if necessary, they will be implemented. Therefore, this instruction on zoning will be able to be used in a sustainable manner according to the constitution. This will help in the development of the economy and will provide other business opportunities for our local small and medium-sized businesses. Therefore, the Municipal Code Chapter 5.98 states that the ordinance must be approved by the CET Council to pass a special planning commission. The CAP has the authority to make changes to the 2nd amendment of the Constitution. In addition, the Vista Development Code Chapter 18.35.38.4 states that the licensing will be approved by the Kanchava Procurement, Distribution and Production Centres. Special Use Permit 44, 46, etc. are also included in the Special Use Permit and Special Use Permit. Therefore, the today's events of the Planning Commission and the official meeting on September 22, 2026, are expected to be announced before the CET Council at the general hearing related to this issue. The announcement of its members ends here.

Mr. Vagha, thank you for the great introduction. Thank you. Before I ask the commissioners if they have any questions, can I go back a few slides for me? There is one thing to note, I have to find it out. Yes, right there. This asterisk at the bottom is a map. This instruction is to ensure the use of zoning as per the constitution, to promote economic development, and to provide other business opportunities to local banks, small businesses and dispensaries. I wanted to make this clear to make sure that I understood it correctly. This is a constitutional law. It is to promote economic development. Thank you. Now I am asking if there are any questions to the commissioners and the residents. Commissioner Jolith Thank you. Thank you for your participation. According to the code, I would like to ask if it is correct for them to have a 600-foot fence. They have a 600-foot fence. That is, they have to have a 600-foot fence from kindergarten to 12th grade. Right? Yes, that is right. Right. And is this the same law for small businesses? Yes.

Yes, that is a violation.

Okay. Will this be a violation of this law for any accommodation in the Mixed Use Zone?

No, this does not say anything about accommodation requirements. In the map of the businesses that I have given, which are surrounded by greenery, there is a Kanchava-Chillara business in Mixed Use 21 Zoning District. This is the 5th number of South Sandha Fae. If you can see, there is a small cluster of 4th and 5th numbers in the middle of the map in yellow and pink. Therefore, the fifth number is actually in a commercial center, but it is located in a mixed-use zoning district. Okay, then some businesses are still in mixed-use. But the distributors are not in mixed-use. Can I take a break? CET Council wants to change some of the mixed-use businesses. Through this, we will be able to protect those 600 feet of distance and the children at school. This is what I mean. Protect the children at school. We want to protect them even when they arrive at home. So, can I tell the CET Council that the 600-foot law for mixed-use for retail businesses should be approved? Even if we are not approving it today, we would like to ask them to approve it. Since this is a notice on distribution, I don't think we need to discuss retail businesses.

Therefore, if there is a need for any distance related to the distribution code, it will certainly be possible to provide feedback on it. Just one thing to the commission's announcement.

Measure said that it was a step forward for a group of people who were allowed to use medical drugs in small businesses in the city. It was accepted as far as possible, and then it was transferred to private businesses. The reason is that they have to operate in one place according to the requirement. One thing to note in the Municipal Code 5.94 on medical care is that this is not allowed in residential areas. Therefore, they have been provided with R1 and R1B in the rooms. There was no indication of mixed use. Therefore, I think that the purpose was to allow mixed use in the presence of the residents, but not completely in the residential areas. Okay. Um. We cannot approve the CET Council on this. Otherwise,

This is the reason why it cannot be said only for small businesses. It may be possible for them to operate in one place, but it is not necessary for these different licenses.

But when we look at what we are discussing here regarding the widows, before we allow everyone to speak, I would like to point out that the use of a mixer in the clouds of widows should be avoided or a law of 600 feet should be implemented. I am allowing others to speak. So, can we make one thing clear? Because the 600-foot law is in effect right now. That's what we need to make clear. I think your intention is to maintain a 600-foot distance from residential use, mixed use, or any other use. Is that what you mean? That is, a new 600-foot law. Okay. I understand that MISUGA will be able to help in this. To put it simply, we are investigating whether their own distribution operations can be done there for each retail establishment. That is, they can do it in those places. That's right. We now have two special use permits for distribution. If the Municipal Assembly needs to re-investigate with us, will it be possible to pass an ordinance in the city that allows the sellers of Kanjavu, who are limited to a certain amount of money, to do their own business activities, for example, in the role of Kanjavu, or to do the things required for business in the back room? If all these are clearly stated, this is the reason. Because when we talk about such codes as residential, mixed use, etc., there is a lot of confusion. Sometimes people don't understand things, I think. We are investigating this agreement. Then, if we hand over Shubhasha or if we vote for this, we can take it from the CET Council. Even if there are 9 or 10 items in this list, they can decide how many licenses to hand over. That's why I don't have to wear glasses again. 10. Can they say that 6 people can donate to 10 or should everyone donate or should anyone donate? That is, I don't know how to show discrimination as a leader. I would like to make one more thing clear about the discrimination.

This code does not require a license to sell a product at a low price. The parties that are most interested in coming to the council and making the people they spoke to a standstill.

Now, we expect that retailers around the world will be eagerly waiting to apply for a license.

Licenses However, the code does not state that it is mandatory to apply for a retailer's license even if there are legal reasons for it. So, if you are a retailer, the clouds you are operating on are now moving to the other side of the cloud. So, this is not only for retailers. This is one that only affects that cloud. They will get it. Yes. So, if Mu is not removed, anyone in the Mu Zone will be kicked out if it is removed.

But if that is not the case, the first person who comes to get a license for all the places that allow retailers today will have an opportunity in the first place. The CET Council has to decide whether or not the matter is a legitimate matter.

Therefore, they must have a reasonable basis for that agreement. That's right. Your opinions are general, but the final decision will be that of the Council. Correct. Thank you. Thank you for that explanation.

As far as I am concerned, this is a business or retail establishment related to the production of waste. This is very carefully regulated. We have special permits for this. According to the laws, we have distribution centers that live stream to the sheriff's office on time. This is a very regular business like other agriculture. There are many breweries in our business park. They make beer there and people enjoy it. There are a lot of wineries in Vista. Those who are middle-aged and old enough will be able to enjoy it. As far as I am concerned, if those who are interested in this can do it, we have to continue to increase the number of people who are interested in it. But if the council is planning to investigate this, I don't have a problem with it. Let's go ahead and discuss this with the council. I'm ready for that. And Commissioner Thomson took that into account. So I just have to say yes. One more thing to say is that she did not open up to the public. This is only business to business. That's a trap. They are offices. So I don't understand why we have to control them. And I think they are looting the businesses that are on the ground. We have to do everything we can to make sure that they are getting the money they need. Otherwise, the institutions will be shut down, the income will be reduced, and the whole city will be looted. Okay, I have a doubt. Are they only business-to-business? That is, if you are a retailer, if you are making cigarette in the back office, can't you take your own retail product to your own retail shop? Yes, but you just can't.

That is, if you are a retailer, if you are there, if you have a distributor type 11 license and a retail license, you can do that. But a retailer can act on their own, according to Commissioner Thomson's opinion. They are not open to the public. They distribute it to retailers and other retailers. So my opinion about breweries and wineries is correct. No, the reason is true.

I think that's the real intention. So I tried to explain the main reason for this.

The retailers in the state, If they want to do their own pre-rolls or blends or brands, they must have a code that allows them to get a Type 11 distributor license. That's why we do zoning code updates. If that's the case, they will be legally allowed through state cannabis control and then through the city. They can continue to blend their own pre-rolls or other products, and then they can legally sell them to their retailers. Thank you. Any other comments from the Commission? Commissioner Simmons. Also, I inform the Commission that the public hearing has not yet begun. So, if the public hearing begins, people can speak. If the speaker card is not completed, they can choose it. So, people in the hall can also speak.

No, that's a very good thing. Yes, HUM. HUM, I wanted to say my opinion. I don't think it's appropriate to have a retail facility like this in a mixed-use place with residential above and below. In Nagaramadhi, there are small shops that are useful for coffee shops, coldwell banks, and large-scale residents, and not special shops for personal needs. Therefore, in the case of MU, MU, and zoning, I agree that this should be done in a good way. Thank you. Okay, then. The questions from the commissioners have been answered. Now I will open the door for the public. Karina Delgado is here. My name is Kareena Delgado. I am the Program Manager of the V.I.S.C, V.I.S.C Clinic's Prevention Advocacy Program. I am here to share an overview of public health and resistance. As a prevention professional, it is my responsibility to make them understand that even though the law is passed on to those who have cancer, it is not safe or safe for young people. I would like to tell you about a local story that attracted me here. According to the latest California Healthy Kids survey, only 90% of the 11th grade students in Vista Unified said that it is difficult to get cancer. If young people feel that they will get leather items easily and that they are more visible in their community, they will feel that their use is normal or that the possibility of harm is less. Therefore, resistance is not only in the use of leather, but also in that beauty, in the view, and in the surroundings. Therefore, when the city-states or municipal codes are changed in their state-of-the-art systems or municipal codes, the CET Council must also prepare for countermeasures when submitting proposals. If we want to increase the income and business of Kanjavins, we need to increase the response, education of the youth, responsible messages, and social awareness. We are trying to ensure that young people get accurate information, that the parents who give birth are healthy, and that the use of drugs is an ordinary part of life. Finally, we would like to inform you that our anti-terrorism campaign is a social movement. We are ready to cooperate with the youth and veterans in education, law enforcement, and intelligence-based anti-terrorism movements. Thank you. Thank you. I did it again on this issue.

Without asking the student commissioners if they have any opinions or if they want to talk, I ended the questions of the commissioners. Okay, good. I'm sorry. I'll make it right. Thank you. Um, okay. As of now, there is no one on the speaker list. We are ending this general discussion. Um, there are no other speaker slips here. And I would like to add that having a control system in our community is a very good thing. Thank you very much for what you are doing. And for that, if there are no other questions, I would like to bring a statement on this matter. It will be helpful if the commissioner who issued this statement writes it clearly and issues it. Commissioner Jolofa If there are places to stay in the mixed-use cloud, Mrs. Sky, can you help us with this? Is this a part of the law? No, not like that. It is said that more than 600 acres of land from registered day carers in the state and public schools should be maintained. Therefore, more than 600 acres of land from mixed-use residential areas will be included in this. We are not completely avoiding or adding them from mixed-use clouds. We are only adding more than 600 feet of milk from mixed-use clouds. This is just like what we do in the case of retailers, isn't it? Yes. This is one of the reasons why daycares and schools should be used for residential use.

Because if you are protecting your school, you should also protect your home. You said that there is no such thing as mixed use in Meghalaya, right?

You said that there is one in mixed use number 5, right? Yes, that's what I wanted to say.

Don't you want to talk to a retailer who has been approved for this? That is, there is permission for 9 shops to make their own joints. But since this is a mixed-use cloud, is it not possible only here? That is, I want to make it clear that it is a mixed-use cloud. But there are no accommodation facilities there. Because I am staying close to it, there are no accommodation facilities in that building.

But we are moving away from the subject. I want to make sure that you have understood that. Legally speaking, the reason is that it is not directly related to retailers. That is, if a retailer wants to come close to a place that is not related to the retailer and is sensitive to use. Okay, we believe that this agreement has a legal basis.

It is their decision whether the council should accept it or not, but I don't think it's a violation. Because these licenses can create problems in the view of public health. I'm saying this because I'm thinking ahead. As you said earlier, this is not about the retailer, it's about the retailer.

Retailers will naturally want to come first, but we are not allowing this only to retailers. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right.

That's right.

That's right. That's right. That's right. Oh, I thought you had something to say about the election. We have an election. Is there anyone to vote for this?

Commissioner Simmons. Yes, I am voting for this. Thank you.

We have an election and a vote. May God lead the voting. Yes, good. Please vote. That amendment passed. Four to two votes. Commissioners, thank you for your vote.

Can you give me an opinion on this? Just...

If it's an opinion without problems, I don't have a problem with that. There's no problem. Yes.

I don't benefit from your amendment. I sometimes feel like the Planning Commission is running the legislation, so I think I need to think a little more. I have no objection to this. I need a little more time.

Thank you, Commissioner Grimm. Okay, thank you. Let's move on to the reports, Mr. Ressler, Mr. Waka. Okay, thank you very much.

Please allow me to come to the temple with Justin's play. I would like to introduce our newest Associate Planner, Justin Polly, to the Planning Commission. Hi, Justin. Hi, everyone. We are very happy that he joined us. He joined our team a few weeks ago. He is a very talented planner. He joined us after serving as Associate Planner in San Juan Capistrano for about three years. Before that, he has worked in many other cities in Southern California. He has worked in many communities, so we are very happy to have his skills and expertise in our team. He is also a great person. He is very important to our team. So, welcome Justin and Abhinandan. I am happy that you have moved from San Juan Capistrano to here. Do you have anything to say? Yes, I live in Oceanside. I am actually from the Gulf of California, but I have been in California for 10 years. I am very happy to be in Vista. I have been wanting to work in this city for years. I am happy to be able to leave Orange County. That's a good thing. Yes, I want to give as much opportunity as I can to Vista and I want to work with all of you. I am very happy to have you. Thank you very much.

Thank you and thank you very much. That's a great thing. Fans, we are waiting to see your performances.

Amazing! I would like to thank Amanda Guy for the support in the code update. I am working closely with Amanda and our CET attorney, Walter Chong. Thank you, Amanda. I am proud of my staff. They work hard, do a lot of work, and we find time to be happy in between. So, we are ready to work. We would like to bring the general plan update to you immediately. We think it will be possible in the next few months. We are working hard to bring it forward. This was made after three years of operation. We are proud of this. We have achieved a successful project. This will be a great support for Vista. I think the view and the long-term plan for Vista will be very good. You will definitely be excited. There is nothing more to say about this.

Joe, one question. When was the last time the General Plan was updated? In 2012. Yes.

That's why I'm eagerly waiting to see this.

Let me say this as a person who is involved in many things in this city. We are a very small city, and that's because of all of you. The people living in this city, the people who work here are really amazing. I feel that you are not working here, but rather you love this job so much that you want to be here all the time. That's exactly it. I know that's how it is. But we can see what you are doing. We appreciate it. Then this general style. I am looking at Michael Ressler. Because of this, I know how much you are learning. Then SB 330, all the things we talked about at the end of the month, how we look at the construction of the building, I am very eager to see how this is resolved. I can't even imagine the depth of your work. But when you introduced this to the public, I was in some rooms. I really appreciate each and every one of you. I am very grateful for how hard this city is working for the public. So, thank you very much for that. Okay, thank you. To be honest, I can speak for all our people.

We assure you that a large part of these big jobs are yours. This is a group of people. People like you make Vistaya really special. So, thank you for being planning commissioners. We really appreciate that. So, you will like working here. Because this is a good group. Okay.

So, do we have any other things to discuss? No. So, this meeting is adjourned. Thank you very much. Thank you to our new student commissioners. We know who they are. The band director has replaced one of them.

Yes, Christmas wishes.