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Commissioners renew cultivation license for New Grow Industries after compliance inspection
Summary
Huerfano County approved renewal of retail marijuana cultivation license ML25-004 for New Grow Industries, Inc., following an inspection that found the facility in compliance except for a blown entrance sign; the company was given 30 days to replace the sign.
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Huerfano County commissioners on April 14 voted to renew retail marijuana cultivation license ML25-004 for New Grow Industries, Inc., authorizing the license through the county's renewal term after staff reported the facility was operating in compliance.
County staff told the board that New Grow Industries submitted the renewal application and fees; the county inspected the property on April 9 and found it in compliance with county paperwork and excise-tax requirements. An entrance sign had blown off and the applicant was given 30 days to replace it with the required name, address and emergency contact information. Staff recommended renewal through the stated expiration date.
The application materials cite local licensing regulations (county ordinance referenced in the packet). The commissioners moved, seconded and approved the renewal by voice vote.
Quote: Staff noted the facility "is in full compliance while [paying] excise taxes every month," and that the sign must be replaced within 30 days, per the inspection report.
Details recorded in the hearing: the facility previously received its retail cultivation license and a tier designation; state and county licensing timelines and inspection dates were listed in the staff report presented to the board.

