Eric Crutchlow

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12,375 appearances 48 recordings 3 series first heard Sep 2023 last heard 26 Aug

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Yeah.
There you go.
So let me ask staff, do you want to take this one back and take a look at it a little more and bring it back to here, or...?
or just recommend?
So then I guess we're all in agreement about agendizing The question is let's say we talk about it agendize it and we have an hour new Code or policy or print whatever is that now a recommendation to City Council to go back to code That we meant then we need to unpack again if you just approved if City Council approves it next City Council meeting because Planning Commission made the recommendation
it gets agendized, the next planning commission, I'm being very generous, and then we have a recommendation, will that then actually unravel again the approval from city?
Or can this stand alone by itself to any of our recommendations in the future?
Then I wanna make sure that when I said agendize the distance between, that it's more than just agendizing the distance between a smoke shop and what I'm calling a youth sensitive use, okay?
That it's also a complete conversation about smoke shop definitions and the distances between smoke shops and youth sensitive use.
In other words, not just the distance, we can have a,
Fuller discussion, is that a word, Fuller?
Just made it up if it is.
Okay, yeah, it's a word.
About the issue of Smoke Shop that seems to have a lot of interest.
And just for reference, the Santa Clara County Public Health defines what the product types and examples are under the retailer laws in, of course, unincorporated county.
but there is 2022 tobacco retailer laws, County of Santa Clara, that you can use as a reference, and it basically says tobacco retailer permit, but it also defines tobacco products and the age group that it can be sold.
Of course, that's something that state law also requires, but I think it defines what type are considered illegal.
Anyone else?
One last comment is to be careful about how generic the definitions are, because you could border into incense and plug-in air fresheners, because they're inhalant and they're sold in stores.
I'm not suggesting they would become restricted, but we don't want challenges that say, oh yeah, I sell air fresheners.
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