US EditionNew York Cannabis Regulators Tell Some Cannabis Dispensaries Their Location Violates State Law
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New York Cannabis Regulators Tell Some Cannabis Dispensaries Their Location Violates State Law
In a letter sent to nearly 200 New York Conditional Adult-Use Retail dispensary license holders, the Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) Acting Director Felicia A. B. Reid Esq. said that the businesses' location "is in violation" of the state's cannabis law. "I am keenly aware that this information will have repercussions for you, your business, and your community. You have poured your energy, time, savings, dedication, and heart into the promis…
Judge strikes down Riverhead cannabis zoning limits, clears way for Ostrander Ave. dispensary
A Suffolk County Supreme Court judge last week struck down three key provisions of Riverhead Town’s cannabis zoning code — clearing the way for a dispensary in the long-vacant former bank building at 1201 Ostrander Avenue. Justice Paul Hensley ruled on July 23 that the town’s 1,000-foot buffer from any residential use, and its exemption for properties fronting five designated “commercial… Source
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