File #: 11754    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Zoning Item Status: Passed
File created: 10/26/2018 In control: Planning and Building
On agenda: 11/1/2018 Final action: 11/1/2018
Title: H36P, LLC, Conditional Use Permit Application Number 11754 Case Number CUP 16-377, CUP 18-046; SP 18-132; SP 18-133 Assessor Parcel Number (APN) 201-322-012 Highway 36, Alton A Conditional Use Permit for new cultivation, processing, manufacturing, and retail. Phase One of the project will consist of volatile and non-volatile extraction in a proposed 2,932 square foot (sf) building, and retail at an on-site dispensary in the footprint of an existing mobile home. Phase Two will consist of adding 10,000 sf of new indoor cultivation in a proposed 16,000-sf building, 10,000 sf of new mixed-light cultivation in greenhouses, a new 20,000-sf processing and manufacturing building, a 2,000 sf outdoor propagation area, a well, and a septic system. Parking and internal circulation roadways will be constructed during each phase. The water source for Phase One is a permitted well installed prior to 1991 and renovated in 2017 under a newly-issued well permit. Water for Phase Two would be supplied ...
Attachments: 1. CUP-16-377 Staff Report.pdf
Title
H36P, LLC, Conditional Use Permit
Application Number 11754
Case Number CUP 16-377, CUP 18-046; SP 18-132; SP 18-133
Assessor Parcel Number (APN) 201-322-012
Highway 36, Alton

A Conditional Use Permit for new cultivation, processing, manufacturing, and retail. Phase One of the project will consist of volatile and non-volatile extraction in a proposed 2,932 square foot (sf) building, and retail at an on-site dispensary in the footprint of an existing mobile home. Phase Two will consist of adding 10,000 sf of new indoor cultivation in a proposed 16,000-sf building, 10,000 sf of new mixed-light cultivation in greenhouses, a new 20,000-sf processing and manufacturing building, a 2,000 sf outdoor propagation area, a well, and a septic system. Parking and internal circulation roadways will be constructed during each phase. The water source for Phase One is a permitted well installed prior to 1991 and renovated in 2017 under a newly-issued well permit. Water for Phase Two would be supplied by the proposed well, and the existing well would be decommissioned following completion of the proposed well. If the proposed well proves to be infeasible, a rainwater catchment and cistern system would be installed to meet at least the irrigation demand of the proposed cultivation. Up to 200,000 gallons of water storage capacity in plastic tanks would be installed during Phase Two if necessary to provide water for fire-fighting. If the proposed well should prove to be infeasible, a rainwater catchment and cistern system would be installed to meet, at a minimum, the irrigation needs of the proposed cultivation. Processing would occur on-site and include drying and trimming of cannabis flower, with the majority being manufactured into extract. Staffing at peak operation would be 37 employees. The facility would be fenced and there would be two full-time security guards. Electric service is provided by PGE with carbon offset purchased through the ClimateSmart program and the app...

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