Vineland family goes to court to block approval for cannabis business
Blowback over a controversial zoning decision allowing a cannabis business in a farming area now includes a lawsuit in state court.
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Blowback over a controversial zoning decision allowing a cannabis business in a farming area now includes a lawsuit in state court.
Vineland officials opened an agriculturally zoned area to growing, manufacturing cannabis. Residents and staff are opposed. Find out why.
Vineland officials opened an agriculturally zoned area to growing, manufacturing cannabis. Residents and staff are opposed. Find out why.
Actually, the Garcia family bought the property in December and already is at work. The last business on the site, which is just north of Oak Road, was Pizza Joe’s and previously Randazzo’s bar. “The changes that they’re making to this property and the structure is really going to enhance that area,” board member John Casadia, also giving a plug for the market’s products. Something about the new address may sound familiar. Main’s Meat presently is at 1370 South Main Road, where brothers Uriel and Christian started it in a small commercial center off Magnolia Road.