Two business leaders in Dudley have teamed up to request the town’s permission to build and operate eight 6,500-square-foot cannabis cultivation greenhouses on a parcel of land near the Quinebaug River Reservoir.
The greenhouses would be built on a piece of land off Fish Road, a dead end. The proposal comes from Fish Road LLC, a limited liability corporation composed of Jonathan Androlewicz, vice president and general manager of Dudley-based Rampco Construction Co., and Webster native Joseph Villatico, CEO of DMA Holdings.
DMA Holdings is in the process of building out a 175,000-square-foot old mill building on Chase Avenue in Dudley, where the company plans to run a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and retail business.
Under the proposal, according to a presentation from a Monday board of selectmen meeting proposing a host community agreement, which is needed before applying for licensure with the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, the pair would work together to cultivate cannabis to supplement DMA’s supply.
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