The Pot for Potholes Act regulates marijuana use, establishes a tax, and creates a community reinvestment fund.
The Pot for Potholes Act legalizes the personal use, possession, and transportation of marijuana for adults. It establishes a 15% tax on marijuana sales, with revenue allocated to the state highway fund, counties, and a cannabis community reinvestment fund. The fund supports grants for communities affected by marijuana enforcement. The act also sets rules for marijuana businesses, including licensing, taxes, and security measures. It prohibits local bans on marijuana sales and mandates the use of a universal symbol for marijuana products.
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