AgendaNov 3, 2025Item F.5

CO-SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENT WITH EMERALD VILLAGE WEST HOLLYWOOD FOR A CANNABIS-FOCUSED SYMPOSIUM AND SCREENING [D. HANG]

Agenda • 2025-11-03 • Item F.5

Resident impact: 7/10

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Using city funds, this co-sponsorship agreement will waive approximately $1,418 in fees for a cannabis-focused symposium and screening event. This initiative aims to promote cannabis education and tourism in West Hollywood, potentially benefiting local businesses and residents interested in the cannabis industry.

How does this affect you?

For residents, this event may increase awareness and education about cannabis, potentially influencing local perceptions and policies. The waived fees mean the city is investing in promoting cannabis tourism, which could lead to increased foot traffic and economic activity in the area. Residents attending the event will benefit from free parking and access to the City Council Chambers.

Fiscal impact

Minimal fiscal impact due to waived fees.

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