Posted On: 09/16/2014 3:08:41 PM
Post# of 56324
I think there was an interesting paragraph in the article referenced earlier:
"True Leaf Medicine first applied for a licence in July 2013, according to CEO Darcy Bomford.
But Vernon blocked the use of a property in the B.C. Interior municipality for a medical marijuana facility. Bomford then had to restart the application in April 2014 once a new location was found in nearby Lumby."
The local municipality "blocked the use of a property" early in the application process. This did not happen in Lakeshore.
"True Leaf Medicine first applied for a licence in July 2013, according to CEO Darcy Bomford.
But Vernon blocked the use of a property in the B.C. Interior municipality for a medical marijuana facility. Bomford then had to restart the application in April 2014 once a new location was found in nearby Lumby."
The local municipality "blocked the use of a property" early in the application process. This did not happen in Lakeshore.
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