Redlands, CA Public Conduct: Public Marijuana Use (2026)

18, Marijuana, adopted by Ordinance 2851 in 2017 alongside the city's blanket ban on dispensaries, cultivation, manufacturing, and delivery, so Redlands treats public consumption as part of the same citywide cannabis-control scheme rather than a stand-alone smoking ordinance. The chapter does not carve out an exception for medical use: subsection D applies regardless of whether the person holds a physician's recommendation under the Compassionate Use Act, because the ban is about location, not legal status. 020 as "a house, an apartment unit, a mobile home, or similar dwelling unit," and cultivation, though separately restricted, is expressly permitted indoors at such a residence under subsection C, underscoring that the chapter's target is public, not private, activity.

040 declares that a violation of "this Code including, without limitation, this chapter" is a public nuisance that "may be abated or enjoined pursuant to all remedies available to the City," giving Redlands civil enforcement tools beyond a simple citation. 050 clarifies that enforcement may proceed under any applicable law, while preserving that a person in full compliance with the Compassionate Use Act and the Medical Marijuana Program Act is not subject to criminal penalties under this chapter specifically for their qualifying use.