The application process for marijuana licensing in Broomfield has officially closed.
The selection committee, which is assembled from staff in Community Development and Planning, Broomfield Police Department, Public Health and Environment, Strategic Initiatives, and Economic Vitality and Development went through 14 applicants and selected 10 to move on to the lottery phase, where the first three licenses and three alternates will be decided.
The applications were reviewed and determined to either meet or not meet the requirements needed to continue into the lottery phase.
The 10 applicants selected were Magnolia Road Inc, Igadl, Ltd, Centroid Holdings, Inc, LivWell XIV, LLC, Buena Suerte Company LLC, Yuma BRKM LLC, The Green Solution LLC, Fireplace Broomfield LLC, LP Management Company LLC, and Circe Therapeutics Colorado LLC.
The report states areas in review included public safety and security, neighborhood impacts, public health, zoning and building, community impact/involvement, business and financial plans, and environmental sustainability.
Broomfield City Council put the application process on hold in October due to a lawsuit filed by Terrapin Care Station in September after several entities submitted multiple applications and were not disqualified. A new ordinance was passed in January adding “affiliates” and “affiliated entities” to the restrictions so each owner could only submit one application.
The lottery will be held in the Broomfield council…
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The application process for marijuana licensing in Broomfield has officially closed.
The selection committee, which is assembled from staff in Community Development and Planning, Broomfield Police Department, Public Health and Environment, Strategic Initiatives, and Economic Vitality and Development went through 14 applicants and selected 10 to move on to the lottery phase, where the first three licenses and three alternates will be decided.
The applications were reviewed and determined to either meet or not meet the requirements needed to continue into the lottery phase.
The 10 applicants selected were Magnolia Road Inc, Igadl, Ltd, Centroid Holdings, Inc, LivWell XIV, LLC, Buena Suerte Company LLC, Yuma BRKM LLC, The Green Solution LLC, Fireplace Broomfield LLC, LP Management Company LLC, and Circe Therapeutics Colorado LLC.
The report states areas in review included public safety and security, neighborhood impacts, public health, zoning and building, community impact/involvement, business and financial plans, and environmental sustainability.
Broomfield City Council put the application process on hold in October due to a lawsuit filed by Terrapin Care Station in September after several entities submitted multiple applications and were not disqualified. A new ordinance was passed in January adding “affiliates” and “affiliated entities” to the restrictions so each owner could only submit one application.
The lottery will be held in the Broomfield council…
