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5 J’s LLC

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LCA24-0000684State & Local

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The Department of Cannabis Control has approved a Small Mixed-Light Tier 1 commercial cannabis cultivation license for 5 J's LLC, located at 814 Friedrich Rd, Burnt Ranch, California, in Trinity County. This project, identified by reference number LCA24-0000684, involves 10,000 square feet of existing mixed-light cannabis cultivation across multiple greenhouses. The scope of work includes the cultivation and curing of cannabis during the cultivation season, with a 50 by 80 foot onsite building dedicated to curing, pesticide storage, and administrative hold areas. The facility is supported by critical infrastructure, including water sourced from a permitted onsite well with 2,500-gallon storage tanks and wastewater managed through an onsite septic system. Electrical power is provided by PG&E. This project has been granted a Notice of Exemption from further environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Section 15183, as it remains consistent with local zoning and community plans. The administrative oversight for this project is managed by the Department of Cannabis Control Environmental Evaluation Office, with Victoria Alison serving as the Environmental Scientist point of contact.

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5 J’s LLC operates a 10,000 sq ft cannabis cultivation facility in Burnt Ranch, CA, with onsite curing, well water, septic system, and PG&E power.

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California Cannabis Control, Department of

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AgencyCalifornia Cannabis Control, Department of
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California Cannabis Control, Department of
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Victoria AlisonEnvironmental Scientist

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The Department of Cannabis Control, pursuant to authority granted under Business and Profession Code, Division 10, Chapter 2, Section 26012, approved a Small Mixed-Light Tier 1 commercial cannabis cultivation license. The Project will consist of 10,000 square feet (sf) of existing mixed-light cannabis cultivation in multiple greenhouses. Water for the project would be provided from a permitted onsite well with water stored in 2,500-gallon storage tanks. An onsite septic system would serve the project’s wastewater needs. Power for the project is provided by PG&E. Activities to occur would be cultivation and curing of cannabis on site during the cultivation season with curing, pesticide storage, and administrative hold areas inside of a 50’ x 80’ building on site.

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