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Planning commission revokes Pillsbury Family Farms permit after staff cites unlicensed cultivation and background‑check disqualification
Summary
The Lake County Planning Commission revoked Major Use Permit UP20‑50 for Pillsbury Family Farms on March 27 after county staff said the operation cultivated in 2022 without a state license and a listed permittee failed to provide a qualifying county background‑check result.
The Lake County Planning Commission voted on March 27 to revoke Major Use Permit UP20‑50 for Pillsbury Family Farms at a Lake Pillsbury address after county staff concluded the permit conditions had been violated.
Community Development Director Marya Turner told the commission the revocation recommendation rests on two grounds: active cultivation in 2022 without a state license and the absence of a required county background‑check qualification for a listed permittee, Justin Quayle. Director Turner summarized the county’s review: the permit was approved in January 2022, the state acknowledged a complete application in August 2022 and later issued a state license, but county records contained no background‑check qualification report for Quayle when staff audited the file.
Turner said the county’s process requires live‑scan background checks routed through…
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