Biolife West Solutions Inc.
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Biolife West Solutions Inc. is seeking to operate a Microbusiness Commercial Cannabis License at 123 N E St., Suite#102, Exeter, CA 93221, located within Tulare County. The project will occupy a 1,090 square foot suite inside an existing 9,000 square foot facility identified by APN 138-094-015-000. Operational activities will include infusion manufacturing, storefront retail, and the distribution of commercial cannabis products. The facility utilizes water services from the City of Exeter and electricity from Southern California Edison. The proposal involves no expansion of the current square footage, and any planned interior or exterior modifications are considered minor with no changes to the existing use of the building. The Department of Cannabis Control has issued a Notice of Exemption for this project, classifying it under a Class 32 Categorical Exemption for infill development in urbanized areas. This classification indicates that the project is deemed environmentally benign with no significant adverse effects. While the documentation pertains to a licensing action rather than a traditional procurement contract, it confirms the project's scope and environmental standing. Detailed records regarding the final environmental document and project approval are available to the public through the Department of Cannabis Control.
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