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Fisher Properties LLC out of Portland is turning former office space at 154 Mount Auburn Ave., seen Friday in Auburn, into a marijuana cultivation operation and future retail sales shop.
Growing, schooling, laying foundations it’s an all-Auburn Buzz.
First up: A sizeable new marijuana operation on Mount Auburn Avenue across from Home Depot.
Fisher Properties LLC received a permit last month for a $420,000 project turning former office space at 154 Mount Auburn Ave. into a cultivation site with a retail storefront to come.
The project is described in architectural plans with the city as being finished in two phases, with the first “the build-out of the cultivation area, including all spaces except for retail, fulfillment and the safe room … with phase two work to follow shortly after completion of phase one.”
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