The Coachella City Planning Commission has recommended that the city council grant a conditional use permit for High Hampton's CoachellaGro facility, which it is expected to do at its next meeting
High Hampton Holdings Corp () has moved a step closer to building its CoachellaGro cannabis production facility in California after local planning bosses gave their backing to the 10.8-acre site.
On Tuesday, the Coachella City Planning Commission recommended that Coachella City Council grant a conditional use permit for the property.
That’s the last stage in the process and High Hampton expects the permit to be formally issued at the next city council meeting later this month.
“It has been a diligent application process with significant work completed by our executive management team and our experienced infrastructure engineers team, and we are very pleased to have received an approval from the Coachella Planning Commission to award a conditional use permit,” said Chief Executive David Argudo.
“Once City Council issues the permit, we can move forward with the selection of a construction team and breaking ground at CoachellaGro.”
The CoachellaGro property will be situated in the cannabis industrial park in the city of Coachella, which has set aside 90 acres of land specifically to support the state’s booming cannabis industry.
High Hampton’s stock was down 2.6% to C$1.12 in late-morning trade.
