Posted On: 05/27/2014 6:46:27 PM
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Re: any1butyou #26567
I still don't understand why so many are mistakenly expecting that the license should have been officially granted by now. NO ONE EVER SAID LICENSE WOULD COME 2 WEEKS AFTER CALL FOR INSPECTION. This expectation is unfounded, and I have no idea why you guys keep saying this "2 week" nonsense. Why is this so hard to understand?
Bill previously had stated that he was planning to call for inspection after Easter and by the end of April. That timeline was clearly met ahead of schedule.
The variables at this point are:
1) how long it takes from the call to Health Canada physically coming for inspection, and
2) how long it takes for Health Canada to make their decision and grant license.
We are now at the mercy of waiting on Health Canada, despite Bill executing the plan perfectly, and even ahead of schedule. It is not FITX's fault that the government moves slowly. I don't think that should come as a shocker to anyone.
From Bill's timeline in the Detroit Free Press article below, that would have translated to licensure unlikely before the end of May: In the article 3/4/14, Bill stated, “We anticipate our license being issued in 8-12 weeks.” So, that prediction could extend to the end of May, assuming 12 weeks from that article date.
http://www.dailytribune.com/general-news/2014...edical-pot
This is of course dependent on the speed of Health Canada as pointed about above, despite FITX having already met their projected deadlines ahead of schedule. We are still within the projected timelines which were projected in March. Regardless, the license is fully dependent on the speed of Health Canada at this point. There is nothing we can do about that fact, and people need to get a grasp of that. FITX is ready to grow as soon as the the green light is given, and there are ZERO issues with building #1 on site #1 in terms of employees, zoning, etc. The other building and properties will happen sequentially as we move forward...
Bill previously had stated that he was planning to call for inspection after Easter and by the end of April. That timeline was clearly met ahead of schedule.
The variables at this point are:
1) how long it takes from the call to Health Canada physically coming for inspection, and
2) how long it takes for Health Canada to make their decision and grant license.
We are now at the mercy of waiting on Health Canada, despite Bill executing the plan perfectly, and even ahead of schedule. It is not FITX's fault that the government moves slowly. I don't think that should come as a shocker to anyone.
From Bill's timeline in the Detroit Free Press article below, that would have translated to licensure unlikely before the end of May: In the article 3/4/14, Bill stated, “We anticipate our license being issued in 8-12 weeks.” So, that prediction could extend to the end of May, assuming 12 weeks from that article date.
http://www.dailytribune.com/general-news/2014...edical-pot
This is of course dependent on the speed of Health Canada as pointed about above, despite FITX having already met their projected deadlines ahead of schedule. We are still within the projected timelines which were projected in March. Regardless, the license is fully dependent on the speed of Health Canada at this point. There is nothing we can do about that fact, and people need to get a grasp of that. FITX is ready to grow as soon as the the green light is given, and there are ZERO issues with building #1 on site #1 in terms of employees, zoning, etc. The other building and properties will happen sequentially as we move forward...
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