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Megan Wren, manager at the Oregon Coast Dispensary in Nye Beach, refills a jar of locally grown “Gorilla Glue” on Monday, Nov. 21. Residents in Newport, Yachats, Waldport, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay and unincorporated Lincoln County voted earlier this month to impose an additional 3 percent tax on marijuana sales. (Photo by Nathan Howard) BY GLORIA TUCKER Of the News-Times Originally published November 23, 2016
“As it gets closer to budget time there should be ways to project the numbers,” Newport City Manager Spencer Nebel said. “At this point, I’ve not seen any projections for how much revenue it will create.”
licenses through the Liquor Control Commission for recreational sales.”
Kemp said the situation is the same in Waldport, and knowing how businesses are operating and where the 3 percent tax applies will take time.
LINCOLN COUNTY — While potential recreational marijuana sellers in Newport, Another factor complicating the revenue Waldport and Yachats now face a 3 percent sales tax, the revenue and impact of the voter- projection is how the tax will apply to the five So far, each dispensary in Newport has applied dispensaries in Newport and three in Waldport. approved tax are uncertain. to the Liquor Control Commission to obtain a “The businesses in Newport are in the process retail marijuana license. In addition, a medical “We have no clue what the revenues will be,” marijuana dispensary, an indoor recreational Waldport city administrator Kerry Kemp said. of converting licenses,” Nebel said. “I’ve been budgeting a long time, and it’s hard to “All the previous licenses were done through marijuana grow facility, a retailer/ producer/ predict how much money (new programs) will medical marijuana provisions that previously wholesaler, and a producer are all in the process generate.” did not allow recreational marijuana sales. Now of obtaining licenses to operate in Newport. It’s a sentiment echoed by city managers in those provisions allow limited recreational sale, but the state also allows businesses to switch to Newport and Yachats.
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from creating jobs,” Nebel said.
dispensary. The average wage per employee is $11.96 per hour and 9.6 percent of employees are Kemp agreed the same applies covered by employer health insurance.” to Waldport. The wage rate is influenced by several “If you look at a marijuana occupations (processor, wholesaler, retailer, etc.) retailer as a business operation, working in the same establishment, according then it’s an economic development to the press release. In addition some workers, opportunity,” Kemp said. “There especially processors, are paid at least partially are not just retailers, but growers with product, which may lower money wage and producers. Regardless of rates. people’s individual viewpoint on “Indications are that employment at marijuana itself, (sales) do generate marijuana businesses will initially employ a economic development. few thousand workers, but not up into the tens “There’s also the social aspects of thousands. As regulations and market forces of that we have to balance and take effect the magnitude of employment may Brittney Johnson (right), assistant manager at the Oregon Coast Dispensary, be aware of. There are increased change. As other states loosen marijuana laws, holds a jar of marijuana for a customer to examine on Monday, Nov. 21. (Photo by there may be less demand from neighboring social costs. The health providers Nathan Howard) states,” the OED said. are talking about those aspects. “We do not yet have any sales occurring in “There may be certain strains grown in We’re learning this as we go.” Yachats,” said Yachats City Manager Joan Davies Oregon that are popular beyond the state, Caroline Bauman, a representative of the increasing demand for growers, processors, in an email. “I am glad (the tax) passed, in preparation for the future, but without a business Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln and wholesalers. We don’t know if the number within the city limits, it literally does nothing, at County, said at the county and state level, definite of retail outlets will need to be more or less to economic impact is still too early to tell as well. meet consumer demand. For now, there is still this point.” According to the Oregon Department of a long way to go before we see the full effects of However much is raised, the funds will go marijuana legalization on employment.” to each city’s general fund. Nebel and Kemp Revenue, approximately 400 dispensaries will Kemp said for now cities are waiting and said their city councils might begin designating be participating in recreational sales in 2016. watching too. the funds for certain projects during budget The number of licensed retailers is expected to preparations next year. increase to 550 from 2017 through 2019. “It’s a whole new paradigm that we’re dealing with, ” he said. “We’ll see where it goes.” As far as the overall impact on the economy “Although it’s too early to say where from recreational sales in Newport and Waldport, employment levels will settle out, we do have In addition, the 3 percent tax was approved expectations are positive. some early indications,” the Oregon Employment for cities Depoe Bay and Lincoln City as well as unincorporated areas of the county. “Based on the additional businesses and Department (OED) said in a statement. employees relating to an industry that didn’t exist “The average dispensary employs six workers, Contact reporter Gloria Tucker at 541-265-8571, before, it’s a positive impact on the economy just with an average of 186 weekly hours worked per ext. 217 or gtucker@newportnewstimes.com
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BY CALLEY HAIR Of the News-Times Originally published October 19, 2016 SALEM — Oregon’s marijuana tax revenue reached $40.2 million on Sept. 30, according to the latest report from the Department of Revenue.
Monday, Oct. 17, keep the department on track in reaching the state’s $43 million net revenue goal by the end of 2017, even factoring in startup and regulatory costs.
“There were a lot of expenditures upfront to get these programs in place,” said Joy Krawczyk, DOR public information officer. “It makes it difficult to kind of do a one-toThat’s a $14.7 million increase one comparison.” from a previous report, which Those numbers reflect that showed that recreational marijuana recreational marijuana products are revenue had hit $25.5 by the end of flying off the shelves at faster rates July. than ever. From January to June, the
These latest figures, released department collected $20.6 million
in tax revenue, a monthly average Krawczyk said. of $3.43 million. But between just “Compliance rates weren’t as July and September, $19.6 million high as we had hoped for the first came in within three months — a two quarters,” she said. monthly average of $6.53 million. With tax revenue collected However, the timeline of between June and September due payments isn’t neatly divided, on Oct. 31, the current revenue Krawczyk said. With dispensaries figure is likely a low estimate struggling to keep up with that will climb even higher as the the administrative and legal department consolidates the rest of requirements of evolving tax its third quarter income. regulations, many don’t submit “We’ll start processing them their quarterly tax returns on time. around the first week of November,” The department is still missing Krawczyk said. about 20 percent of collections from Brittney Johnson, a self2016’s first three-month tax period, proclaimed “budtender” at Oregon
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Coast Dispensary in Nye Beach, said the staff was stunned by how strong business remained through September even as the tourism season started dying down. “September was a trip, it was busy the whole month. We definitely were surprised — we thought it was going to slow down. We actually extended our summer hours until October,” Johnson said. Summer tourists favored the convenience and control of edible recreational products, Johnson said. But as tourism starts trailing o• , she said she’s seen a shift in their customer base toward more locals and regulars, who tend to favor products with a little more hassle
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on all recreational products and Currently, medical products will continue to do so until the can’t contain more than 100 end of the year. They’ll stop selling milligrams of THC, and recreational recreational products altogether in edibles can’t surpass 15 milligrams. 2017. But retailers, which are “We’re selling a lot of starting to pop up across the concentrates — a lot of cartridges, a lot of dab oil,” Johnson said. state in accordance with licenses “We’re kind of definitely dying from the Oregon Liquor Control down on edible sales, so I think Commission, charge a permanent people are kind of waiting to see if 17 percent tax rate.
the percentages are going to go up a “If any of the dispensaries or any little higher before they spend their of the retailers have any questions money on them.” about their tax fi ling or payment The incoming taxes come obligations, they can call us and we from a mix of sellers. Medical can walk them through the process,” marijuana dispensaries, permitted Krawczyk said. to sell recreational goods since Voters in Newport, Lincoln January, collect a 25 percent tax City, Depoe Bay, Waldport and
Yachats will also decide whether to m impose a 3 percent local sales tax ( on marijuana retailers on the Nov. t 8 ballot. i
Statewide, tax revenue will be m divvied up among education, law p enforcement and medical providers. C
Forty percent will go toward C the state’s Common School Fund, a 20 percent to addiction and mental g health services, 15 percent to the r Oregon State Police, 10 percent s apiece to local and county law p enforcement, and 5 percent to the t Oregon Health Authority for drug a treatment services. C Contact reporter Calley Hair at A 541-265-857 1 ext. 211 or chair@ r b newportnewstimes.com. c
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Access Point
A medical access point is an authorized location where patients can find and purchase medical marijuana. It can also be called a pick-up location, and while medication should be fairly easy to obtain, the facility must follow state guidelines so authorization, paperwork, and a store process should be expected. In the medical cannabis community, an access point is often synonymous with a dispensary depending on individual state legislation, guidelines, and lingo.
Aroma
“Aroma” is a term used to describe the general smell and/or taste of a certain plant or flower. Because consumers’ individual definition of aromas (such as “earthy,” skunky,” or “citrus”) can differ somewhat, aroma descriptions are meant as a basic guideline.
Backcross (BX)
A backcross is a hybrid plant that has been bred with one of its parents (or a plant that is genetically similar) in order to create offspring that is closer to that of the the original
parent. For example, a grower could breed a plant with its own father to make sure the baby has its dad’s height. This is often done to maintain rarer strains or strengthen those with desired recessive genes.
BHO
BHO stands for butane hash oil and is a potent concentrate of cannabinoids made by dissolving marijuana in its plant form in a solvent (usually butane). The resulting product has very high THC levels (generally more than flowers or hashish) and is a thick, sticky oil. BHO is also referred to as honey oil, “dabs” or “dabbing,” earwax, or shatter, depending on the manufacturing method.
Bud
Bud refers to the actual flower of the marijuana plant. These are the fluffy parts that are harvested and used for recreational or medicinal purposes as they contain the highest concentrations of active cannabinoids.
Cannabinoids
Cannabinoids are the chemical compounds
unique to cannabis that act upon the human body’s cannabinoid receptors, producing various effects including pain relief and other medically beneficial uses. Marijuana’s most well-known cannabanoid is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) due to the fact that it is the most abundant, and also because it produces the psychoactive effects (or the “high”) that drives the plant’s recreational use. However, there are over 85 known cannabinoids all with varying effects, so THC isn’t the only one.
Cannabis
Cannabis is a plant genus that produces three species of flowering plants: Cannabis sativa, Cannabis indica, and Cannabis ruderalis. Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica are used to produce both recreational and medical marijuana. Cannabis ruderalis is rarely farmed due to its natural lower THC content and small stature, but there is some cross-breeding thanks to ruderalis’s unique ability to auto-flower rather than mature based on light, so there is potential for this variety to grow in popularity. Can-
nabis is native to Asia, but grows almost anywhere and has long been cultivated both for the production of hemp and to be used as a drug.
CBD
CBD is the abbreviation for cannabidiol, one of the at least 85 cannabinoidsfound in cannabis and the second only to THC when it comes to average volume. Recently, CBD has gained support for its use as a medical treatment as research has shown it effectively treats pain, inflammation, and anxietywithout the psychoactive effects (the “high” or “stoned” feeling) associated with THC. High CBD strains, such as Harlequin, are being bred more actively and appearing more frequently on the market.
Concentrates
Concentrates are a potent consolidation of cannabinoids that are made by dissolving marijuana in its plant form into a solvent. The resulting product has very high THC levels (generally more than flowers or hashish), and can produce varying products that range from thick sticky oils (BHO) to
moldable goo (budder/wax) to resinous bits (shatter). Referred to by a variety of slang terms, the classification of concentrates is often dependent on the manufacturing method and the consistency of the final product.
Co-op
Co-op is short for cooperative and refers to a community of patients or consumers in a given area who join together to share and receive marijuana. Co-ops usually have specific membership requirements and the product available is generally exclusive to members. In some states, co-ops exist alongside or in lieu of dispensaries.
Cross (genetics)
A cross (referring to crossbreeding) is the result when two different plant strains are bred together. For example, Blue Dream is a cross between Blueberry and Haze strains.
Dab/Dabbing
A dab is a slang term used to refer to a dose of BHO received through butane combustion and inhalation. The act of “dabbing” refers to partaking in dabs.
Dispensary
Dispensary is a general term used to refer
to any location where a patient or consumer can legitimately and safely access cannabis, whether the business is technically an access point, pick-up location. coop, collective or any other version of a legall cannabis distributor.
are intended to make things easier for growers by eliminating the need to determine the sex of growing plants and remove males early on to prevent fertilization. Generally, feminized seeds produce the same quality of plants as naturally produced seeds.
Edibles/Medibles
Flowering Time
Edibles and medibles are medicated edible goods that have been infused with cannabis extracts. They are commonly baked goods such as cookies and brownies, but options as varied as flavored coffee drinks, breads, and candies exist as well. Dispensaries also often sell marijuana-infused butters or oils for patients or consumers to make their own edibles. Consuming edibles means the active components from the extracts require longer to take effect as they need to be absorbed through the digestive system.
Feminized
Feminized plants come from seeds that have been selectively bred to produce only female plants. Since female plants are the ones that produce flowers (which is where most of cannabis’ cannabinoids are found), they are the only ones that are used to create marijuana products. Feminized seeds
Flowering time refers to the time it takes for a plant to produce mature flowers. Cannabis flowering times are affected by the length of daily exposure the plant receives to sun (with the exception of the Cannabis ruderalis species, which flower automatically). When flowering times are reported for a strain, they are general estimates based on how the plants do on average in optimal conditions. Actual flowering times will vary and it is up to the grower to decide when to harvest for maximum benefit.
Flowers
You probably know what flowers are; they’re often the “pretty” part of a plant, and the same is true for cannabis. While cannabis flowers don’t have traditional petals or look like daisies, they are still the reproductive organ of the female plants. Cannabis flowers are the hairy, sticky, crystal-covered bits
that are harvested and dried to be used as medication. When they are allowed to be fertilized by male plants, these flowers will produce cannabis seeds. If not, they will continue to produce the resin that contains their active cannabinoids until they are harvested or begin to die.
Hash/Hash Oil
Hash is short for hashish, which is derived from cannabis plants and can be used for consumption or medication. Production involves the removal of the plant’s trichomes by sieving or filtering. Once the cannabinoid-laden powder has been collected, it is typically pressed and ready to be used. Hash ranges in potency, but is generally stronger than straight flowers since everything but the active part of the plant has been removed. A similar concentrated product can also be produced chemically using a solvent; however, this product is commonly referred to as hash oil or “honey oil.”
Heirloom
An heirloom refers to a cannabis strain that was taken from its native homeland and propagated in another geographical location.
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Hemp
Marijuana
Hemp is a fibrous product that can be produced from the male cannabis plant and can be used in the manufacture of rope, paper, beauty products, and a vast array of other products. Hemp plants have no value as a drug since they are males. However, they are still considered illegal in the United States.
Marijuana is the general term for female cannabis plants or their dried flowers. Females are distinct from male plants in that they are the ones that produce flowers which contain the high percentage of cannabinoids that hold both their medicinal and psychoactive properties.
Hybrid
Hybrid refers to a plant that is genetically a cross between one or more separate strains of cannabis. Hybrids can happen unintentionally, but they are usually bred specifically to combine desired traits of the original plants. Most marijuana on the market today is some form of hybrid.
OG is a term that’s now used to describe many strains, though the term originated to describe Southern California’s Ocean Grown Kush, which was quickly shortened to OG Kush. OG Kush grew quickly in fame and reputation. Most OGs are different variations of the original OG Kush genetics or are also ocean grown on the West Coast.
Hydroponics
Phenotype
Hydroponics refers to a system of gardening that does not use soil. Plants are grown in water and receive their nutrients from the addition of solutions rather than soil. For growers, hydroponic advantages include more control over nutrient intake and stability. In terms of marijuana production, plants grown hydroponically are sometimes said to have cleaner, more distinct flavors.
Indica
Indica is the less scientific name for the Cannabis indica species of cannabis. Generally these plants originated in the Middle East and Asia and include both of the famous kush and Afghan lineages. Compared to their sativa counterparts, the plants are shorter, bushier and have more compact flower structure. This species tends to produce more relaxing physical effects and can have a sedative quality.
Kief
Kief is a collected amount of trichomes that have been separated from the rest of the marijuana flower. Since trichomes are the sticky crystals that contain the vast majority of the plant’s cannabinoids, kief is known to be extremely potent. Kief is sometimes mistakenly referred to as pollen and is the primary ingredient in hashish production.
Kush
Kush refers to a line of cannabis plants that hail from the Hindu Kush mountains in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Kush strains are indicas and have a unique aroma that have given them a large fan base. Specific breeds and plants are unique, but their aroma is generally described as “earthy” and often piney combined with citrus or sweet.
Landrace
A landrace refers to a local variety of cannabis that has adapted to the environment of its geographic location. This accounts for genetic variation between landrace strains, which have been crossbred to produce the cannabis variety we see today. Landrace strains are oftentimes named after their native region, like Afghani, Thai, and Hawaiian, and traces of landraces are sometimes detectable in the names of their crossbred descendants.
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Phenotype is a term that is heard most often in growing. It refers to the general physical characteristics of the plant such as height, color, branching, leaf configuration down to cell structure—any markers that can be used to identify and judge the healthiness of a plant.
Pistil
Pistils are part of a female plant’s anatomy. On cannabis, it’s identified as the little hair-like extensions on the flowers that range in color from white to red to darker orange-brown. When plants are going to be fertilized, the pistil acts to collect the male pollen. When plants are left unfertilized, as in the case of marijuana, the pistils change and can be indicators of plant ripeness.
Pot
Pot is a slang term for marijuana.
Pre-roll
Pre-roll is a commonly used term that refers to a pre-rolled marijuana cigarette, slangily known as a joint. Many dispensaries have pre-rolls available for purchase.
Ruderalis
Ruderalis is a low-THC cannabis variety that is primarily selected by breeders for its CBD-rich genetics. Unlike Cannabis sativa and indica, which use light cycles to flower, ruderalis is an “autoflowering” variety, meaning it flowers with age. Originating in Russia, ruderalis is a hardy plant that can survive harsh climates.
Sativa
Sativa is the less scientific name for the cannabis sativa species of cannabis plant. In general, these plants originated outside of the Middle East and Asia and include strains that are from areas such as South America, the Caribbean, Africa, and Thailand. These strains tend to grow taller as plants (usually over 5 feet), are lighter in color and take longer to flower. When consumed, sativas tend to produce more cerebral effects as opposed to physical and sedative ones.
Shatter/Ice
Shatter or ice are terms used to refer to BHO.
Strain
A strain is a specific variety of a plant species. Strains are developed to produce distinct desired traits in the plant and are usually named by their breeders (or by creative consumers). Strain names often reflect the plant’s appearance, its promised buzz, or its place of origin. Although the medical marijuana industry strives for consistency, strains can easily be mistakenly or purposely misidentified.
THC
THC is an abbreviation for tetrahydrocannabinol. It is the most well-known and most abundantly available cannabinoid in marijuana plants. THC is also the component in marijuana that is responsible for the psychoactive effects, or the “high.” Also known as delta-9-tetracannabinol, it was first isolated in 1964 and is thought to serve as a natural defense for the plant against pests. Research has shown THC to be an effective medical treatment for a range of conditions. There is no lethal dose of the compound in its natural form.
Tincture
A tincture is a liquid cannabis extract usually made with alcohol or glycerol that is often dosed with a dropper. Tinctures can be flavored and are usually placed under the tongue, where they are absorbed quickly. Effects can be felt within minutes. Tinctures can also be mixed into a drink, but in these cases effects will take longer because the tinctures will be absorbed by the digestive system.
Topical
A topical is a type of cannabis product where the active properties of the flowers have been extracted and added to a product such as a lotion or a cream that’s applied to the skin. The medicinal properties are absorbed through the skin and can be used to treat muscle aches, long term soreness, or ailments like dry skin.
Trichome
Trichomes are the resin production glands of the cannabis plant. In Greek the word means “growth of hair,” and while these sticky little protrusions can make plants appear a little hairy, they are not hairs, nor are they “crystals,” which is how they are often described. THC, CBD and other cannabinoids are all produced in these glands.
Vaporizer
A vaporizer is a device used to consume marijuana. It heats either flowers or marijuana-infused oils to a temperature that produces a cannabinoid-laced vapor to inhale. Vaporizing is healthier than smoking since there is no smoke to ingest, but this method still produces near instant effects. With new, more compact models on the market, vaporizing is growing in popularity.
Wax
Wax is another form of concentrate.
Weed Weed is a slang term for marijuana.
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