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Teravis pitches second adult‑use dispensary at former Rosati’s; trustees ask residents’ input
Summary
Teravis presented a concept to the Mundelein Village Board for a second adult‑use cannabis dispensary at the former Rosati’s site on Route 60, saying the site complies with zoning and estimating roughly $120,000 in incremental tax revenue; trustees expressed conditional support but asked to hear nearby residents about lighting and design.
Teravis, a multi‑state cannabis operator, presented a concept to the Mundelein Village Board on Nov. 25 for a second adult‑use dispensary at the former Rosati’s building in the Mundelein Crossing shopping center.
Stu Weiss, a partner at Del Watt Friedman representing Teravis, said the company is not seeking zoning relief or financial incentives but is asking the board to consider increasing Mundelein’s single existing business registration for adult‑use dispensaries to two. Weiss said the Route 60 outlot building sits in the village’s C‑4 district, meets buffer requirements from schools and day‑care centers, and has roughly 80 parking spaces that satisfy code.
Nick Lehi Mattis, a Teravis co‑founder, described the operator’s track…
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