Zupe, I agree: 1) CenBio: "Our land has been fa
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Posted On: 11/05/2014 11:52:03 PM
Zupe, I agree:
1) CenBio: "Our land has been farmed at both sites with crops which gives us what is called 'Legal-nonconforming use' if Lakeshore chooses to write, adopt and implement bylaws with respect to marihuana facilities. We are grandfathered by the Supreme Court of Canada case law on this issue. There is no retroactive application of future proposed bylaws." 2014-09-29 PR update.
2) Lakeshore Town Council: 'There was nothing growing there as the top soil had been scraped off leaving clay and water puddles'. Indirect quotes as that is pretty much the sentiment. They feel they can therefore change any zoning bylaw they wish.
3) Solution? A. Long, bitter court battle, not months, but perhaps a year and change, or more ... which we win. OR B. BC begins limited growing at Lakeshore, then moves major operations, as approved, to Tecumseh, e.g., with Site #1 then becoming ? . This means we will prob. be at least a year behind.
There's just not any other possible outcome! None. Zilch. Nada. Me? I now pick solution #B as I don' think he has it in him to fight. His mouth is too big. I haven't seen him use a stick yet. He let too much get ahead of him.
Zoning is not an issue??? Give me a break. That's precisely what is gonna require us to go to court or move. It's why we're here, Now. Town Council says it applies to Now, not to others later on ---That is precisely what the fight is going to be and is about. Goodnight to all. Good Luck to Us. We'll Win.
1) CenBio: "Our land has been farmed at both sites with crops which gives us what is called 'Legal-nonconforming use' if Lakeshore chooses to write, adopt and implement bylaws with respect to marihuana facilities. We are grandfathered by the Supreme Court of Canada case law on this issue. There is no retroactive application of future proposed bylaws." 2014-09-29 PR update.
2) Lakeshore Town Council: 'There was nothing growing there as the top soil had been scraped off leaving clay and water puddles'. Indirect quotes as that is pretty much the sentiment. They feel they can therefore change any zoning bylaw they wish.
3) Solution? A. Long, bitter court battle, not months, but perhaps a year and change, or more ... which we win. OR B. BC begins limited growing at Lakeshore, then moves major operations, as approved, to Tecumseh, e.g., with Site #1 then becoming ? . This means we will prob. be at least a year behind.
There's just not any other possible outcome! None. Zilch. Nada. Me? I now pick solution #B as I don' think he has it in him to fight. His mouth is too big. I haven't seen him use a stick yet. He let too much get ahead of him.
Zoning is not an issue??? Give me a break. That's precisely what is gonna require us to go to court or move. It's why we're here, Now. Town Council says it applies to Now, not to others later on ---That is precisely what the fight is going to be and is about. Goodnight to all. Good Luck to Us. We'll Win.
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