The state Cannabis Control Commission Thursday granted Top Shelf Cannaseurs a provisional license, a step forward in the company’s efforts to open a cannabis cultivation and manufacturing facility on Brent Drive.
Ryan Cohen and Scott Bulkeley have secured a lease at the 11 Brent Drive facility and signed a community host agreement with the town. They are seeking a special permit from the town, but needed to secure their provisional license from the state Cannabis Control Commission before the Hudson Zoning Board of Appeals holds a public hearing on the special permit request. The public hearing is scheduled for May 14.
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Top Shelf’s owners say they are working with a sound engineer and one of the state’s most experienced cannabis engineering firms to ensure that any noise or odors do not annoy residents of Sauta Farm. Top Shelf hired a neutral mechanical engineering team to peer review its odor mitigation plan.
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