Zephyr Partners CEO Brad Termini told 2 On Your Side Thursday he hopes to have ‘shovels in the ground in the beginning half of next year.’
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The pitch to build a $200 million cannabis growing facility to South Buffalo appears to be moving forward. The developer, Zephyr Partners LLC, has submitted its site plan to the Buffalo planning board and will seek approval at their meeting on October 25.
Zephyr CEO Brad Termini said he expects to close on the 47-acre plot of land at Buffalo’s Lakeside Commerce Park and told 2 On Your Side on Thursday he hopes to have “shovels in the ground in the beginning half of next year.”
“We think it’s a phenomenal opportunity for not just South Buffalo, but we think there will be a lot of cannabis companies that spin off from what’s going on at this campus,” said Termini, whose first pitched this project back in early 2019.
That was two years before New York would pass legislation making adult-use recreational marijuana legal.
At full build-out, Termini said the campus located between Ship Canal Parkway and Route 5 will be over 1 million square feet, spread across several buildings. Those buildings will be erected in…
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Zephyr Partners CEO Brad Termini told 2 On Your Side Thursday he hopes to have ‘shovels in the ground in the beginning half of next year.’
BUFFALO, N.Y. — The pitch to build a $200 million cannabis growing facility to South Buffalo appears to be moving forward. The developer, Zephyr Partners LLC, has submitted its site plan to the Buffalo planning board and will seek approval at their meeting on October 25.
Zephyr CEO Brad Termini said he expects to close on the 47-acre plot of land at Buffalo’s Lakeside Commerce Park and told 2 On Your Side on Thursday he hopes to have “shovels in the ground in the beginning half of next year.”
“We think it’s a phenomenal opportunity for not just South Buffalo, but we think there will be a lot of cannabis companies that spin off from what’s going on at this campus,” said Termini, whose first pitched this project back in early 2019.
That was two years before New York would pass legislation making adult-use recreational marijuana legal.
At full build-out, Termini said the campus located between Ship Canal Parkway and Route 5 will be over 1 million square feet, spread across several buildings. Those buildings will be erected in…
