Posted On: 02/23/2015 7:43:15 PM
Post# of 56324
LOOKS LIKE THE HOME OWNERS THAT DON'T LIKE THE LOOKS OF THE FENCES IS STUCK WITH IT EITHER WAY. THEY MIGHT AS WELL GET OVER IT AND START LIKING IT NOW CAUSE THE FENCES IS THERE TO STAY NO MATTER HOW THIS STORY ENDS IN COURT. LOL.
CEN Biotech is under no obligation to change the property’s appearance should its licence application be rejected and the medical marijuana production facility never goes forward, said Steve Salmons, Lakeshore’s director of community and development services.
“The property is zoned agricultural,” he said. “Everything they have done so far – even though it might be visually unappealing – is legal as a farming operation. Farms can put up fences or agricultural buildings like a pole barn.”
CEN Biotech is under no obligation to change the property’s appearance should its licence application be rejected and the medical marijuana production facility never goes forward, said Steve Salmons, Lakeshore’s director of community and development services.
“The property is zoned agricultural,” he said. “Everything they have done so far – even though it might be visually unappealing – is legal as a farming operation. Farms can put up fences or agricultural buildings like a pole barn.”
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