Grow 9 Organic INC LCA24-0000682
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The Department of Cannabis Control has approved a Small Indoor commercial cannabis license for Grow 9 Organic, Inc., pursuant to Business and Professions Code Section 26012. The project involves the reconfiguration and rehabilitation of the interior of Building 9, a 12,312-square-foot facility located at 2805 Lenwood Road in Barstow, California. This building is part of a larger 42-acre commercial parcel and is situated in a developed area with similar industrial and retail land uses. The operation will feature 5,482 square feet of mature indoor cannabis canopy and 913 square feet of immature canopy, requiring high-energy infrastructure for LED or high-pressure sodium lighting and HVAC systems to maintain controlled environments. The project is classified as a Class 32 Categorical Exemption for in-fill development, as it is consistent with local zoning and presents no significant environmental effects. Compliance is mandatory regarding Department of Cannabis Control licensing requirements and Barstow municipal ordinances. Administrative oversight is managed by Peter Buchman of the Department of Cannabis Control Office of Environmental Evaluation. The project is identified under reference LCA24-0000682 and is associated with NAICS code 115112.
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