Not really. A company could come in, apply to HC
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Posted On: 10/25/2014 1:29:02 PM
Not really. A company could come in, apply to HC and notify the town as is required, and the company only can begin operations if HC approves them, as well as complying with all local zoning ordinances-they could locate only in those zones designated as medical mj growing or hemp growing zones.
They can inform the town of their intent and then must comply in order for them to fall under the ordinances. The town is not going to favour one licensee over another. If there are five medical mj facilities in town so be it, as long as they meet all local and federal requirements. As some ask why would the town turn down revenue streams? These amendments are to ensure the town retains control over the industry if located in their jurisdiction and by having the amendments ready to go no one can slide in via lawful nonconforming, in other words, nonpermissioned as opposed to permissioned. The town controls the latter, the lawful nonconforming the former. All the town wants is a well ordered industry with minimal impact on residents and resources.
They can inform the town of their intent and then must comply in order for them to fall under the ordinances. The town is not going to favour one licensee over another. If there are five medical mj facilities in town so be it, as long as they meet all local and federal requirements. As some ask why would the town turn down revenue streams? These amendments are to ensure the town retains control over the industry if located in their jurisdiction and by having the amendments ready to go no one can slide in via lawful nonconforming, in other words, nonpermissioned as opposed to permissioned. The town controls the latter, the lawful nonconforming the former. All the town wants is a well ordered industry with minimal impact on residents and resources.
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