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Officials want the change to protect agricultural areas in the southern city from development.
The five-lot site is currently mostly empty or overgrown.
Chronic kidney disease affects more than 35 million Americans, and more than half of patients with advanced disease ultimately die from cardiovascular complications.
The revisions concern sales and possession that remain illegal after the market opens.
The Safer Communities Program currently funds initiatives in 4 cities, including Richmond.
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