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Northwell approves special-use permit for cannabis craft grower at 220 Poplar Place

5747378 · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The Northwell Village Board unanimously approved a special-use permit for a cannabis craft grower and transporting organization to operate in a 60,000-square-foot building at 220 Poplar Place. Board members were told the facility will be a closed "Grove" operation and must meet state security requirements.

The Northwell Village Board on June 2 approved a special-use permit allowing a cannabis craft grower and transporting organization to operate at 220 Poplar Place, a 60,000-square-foot existing building, in a 6-0 vote. Nathan, a staff member presenting the item, introduced the application and described the facility.

Nathan said the site "is a Grove facility, so it's not open to the general public," and that the operator "will utilize the whole building and have all the security that they need for to be in compliance with the state." The board moved to approve the permit and voted unanimously in favor.

Why it matters: the permit allows a state-regulated cannabis production and transport operation to use a large, existing industrial building in Northwell. Board approval clears the local land‑use hurdle; state licensing and security compliance remain requirements for operation.

What was discussed: staff described the project as occupying the entire 60,000-square-foot building and noted that it is not a retail facility open to customers. No conditions or additional permit terms were recorded in the meeting transcript; the discussion focused on the facility description and compliance with state requirements.

What the board decided: the board approved the special-use permit after a motion and second; the roll-call vote recorded Trustees Christiansen, Curtis, Gaitley, Lowery, Nejvesh and Salazar as voting yes.

Next steps: the transcript does not specify a timeline for state licensing, start of operations, or additional local approvals.