Dao Lee
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The Dao Lee project involves the approval of a small outdoor commercial cannabis license for a site located at 2220 Post Mountain Road, Hayfork, in Trinity County, California. The applicant is seeking a Small Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation License from the county (CCL-849) and an Adult Use Small Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation License from the Department of Cannabis Control. The project is authorized for the cultivation of up to 10,000 square feet of mature canopy, which includes approximately 7,246 square feet of existing canopy across various dimensions and the proposed installation of 51 additional 5x5 canopy areas. Further proposed activities include the installation of three 6x50 hoop houses for immature plants. The site is equipped with comprehensive support infrastructure, including a 20x20 composting area, two 8x20 shipping containers for harvest storage, and specialized sheds for agricultural chemicals, petroleum, and processing. Utility needs are met by a permitted onsite groundwater well, a 5,000-gallon water storage tank, a permitted septic system, and power provided by a solar array and a generator under 50hp. This project has been determined to be consistent with local zoning and community plan designations and is exempt from further CEQA analysis under Guidelines Section 15183.
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