The over-regulation of marijuana is giving a huge advantage to big out of state investors at the expense of small local business and family farms. Oregon could be missing an opportunity to make sure that the emerging and booming cannabis industry spreads the wealth fairly. Over-regulation strongly favors indoor production over sungrown outdoor and this will be a disaster for the environment. PGE presented evidence to the Legislature that most of the increased demand for electricity in Oregon over the next few decades will come from indoor marijuana production. This will push rates up so we will all be paying more for electricity. For example this article talks about warehouses being subdivided for multiple indoor production companies as long as there is separate ownership. But  OLCC rules don't allow subdividing properties for outdoor production. County bans, restrictive ag zoning, water rights, and other rules all favor indoor. Tell your legislators to fix this!