The San Jacinto City Council meeting September 3 entertained a long list of speakers from local cannabis dispensaries seeking to lower the city taxes on their businesses and talking about changing the way a mayor is selected by the council.The council meeting nearly filled all the seats in the Pico Road Community Center that evening, most from the dispensaries who at last meeting pled with the council to lower the 15 cent city cannabis product sales tax that, according to them, is threatening the eventual closure of their businesses and as a result would create the loss of more than $3.5 million in yearly city general fund revenue.The council also discussed the possibility of changing the current way a city mayor is selected each year by the council. Currently in the City of San Ja
