Medical Marijuana Application Data Released: 15 Applications In Stone Co.
September 19, 2019
This map shows the proposed locations of the medical marijuana facilities in Stone County.
Isaac Estes-Jones
After Missouri passed Amendment 2 in November of last year, wheels started turning at the state level to certify medical marijuana facilities by the end of the year. As part of that effort, the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) released data from the over 2,000 applications for medical marijuana facilities it received. Of those 2,163 applications, 15 are located in Stone County.
These applicants are seeking one of only 348 licenses the state plans to award by the end of this year. Across all of Missouri, the state will award 192 licenses for dispensaries, 60 for cultivation facilities, 86 for manufacturing facilities and 10 for testing labs.
In Stone County, seven of the 15 applications are for dispensaries, with four vying for a cultivation license, three seeking to manufacture marijuana products and one company hoping to test products before they are sold to the public.
Five of the Stone County applicants hope to open more than one facility outside of the county. According to the data released last week, Curaleaf MO, Inc.; Ozark Mountain Healing, LLC; SW Retail Holdings, LLC; Common C License Holder Holdings LLC; and COMO HEALTH LLC all want to open dispensaries in Stone County, with other dispensaries, cultivation facilities and manufacturing in several counties.
Who and Where
According to the DHSS data, two companies want to open locations in the Lampe area. Green Leaf Meds, LLC, has applied for a dispensary at 3171 State Highway 13, Lampe. Stone County Labs LLC is requesting a license to manufacture infused marijuana products at 4419 State Highway 13, Lampe.
In the Shell Knob area of Stone County, Ozark Mountain Green, LLC, has applied for a license to cultivate cannabis and manufacture infused products at 262 Rocky Road Lane.
In extreme north east Stone County, LBJ Cultivation LLC has requested a license to cultivate at 1804 W. Riverdale Dr., Nixa.
ContiCorp LLC has filed for a testing lab license in Galena. Their application lists the address as 109B S. Main St., Galena. Outside of Galena, C&A Gardens seeks to operate a grow operation at 3030 Horsecreek Road, Galena.
Two have applied for dispensary licenses in Reeds Spring. Curaleaf MO, Inc., has proposed a facility at 17898 Business 13, while Ozark Mountain Healing, LLC, has a request for 15025 Business 13. Curaleaf MO, Inc., listed a phone number with a Massachusetts area code in the application.
Branson West saw the largest number of applications in Stone County with a total of six.
Table Rock MIP LLC, Table Rock Retail LLC, Table Rock Cultivation LLC all share the same phone number for cultivation, manufacturing and a dispensary to be located at 18902 MO-13.
Common C License Holder Holdings LLC has put in an application for a dispensary at 15209 Hwy 13 in Branson West. Common C and the Table Rock named entities listed phone numbers from the St. Louis area.
COMO HEALTH LLC requested a dispensary license for 18031 Business 13 in Branson West. SW Retail Holdings, LLC put in an application for a dispensary at 18490 Business 13.
What’s Next?
The state has until December 31, 2019, to approve or deny all of the applications received by August 19. A Nevada company was selected to score the applications “blind,” with all identifying information removed.
Once applications have been approved, businesses will be able to start working on their facilities to be ready when medical marijuana is offered for sale in the state at some point in 2020.
Further rule making within Stone County and various localities will continue. On Tuesday, September 17, the Stone County Commission voted to approve amendments to the county’s Planning and Zoning specifically pertaining to medical marijuana facilities in the county.
A total of 18 separate amendments were proposed and approved by the Planning and Zoning Board and the county commission.
The full details on these amendments and any other action by the county will be covered in a later article.
After Missouri passed Amendment 2 in November of last year, wheels started turning at the state level to certify medical marijuana facilities by the end of the year. As part of that effort, the Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) released data from the over 2,000 applications for medical marijuana facilities it received. Of those 2,163 applications, 15 are located in Stone County.
These applicants are seeking one of only 348 licenses the state plans to award by the end of this year. Across all of Missouri, the state will award 192 licenses for dispensaries, 60 for cultivation facilities, 86 for manufacturing facilities and 10 for testing labs.
In Stone County, seven of the 15 applications are for dispensaries, with four vying for a cultivation license, three seeking to manufacture marijuana products and one company hoping to test products before they are sold to the public.
Five of the Stone County applicants hope to open more than one facility outside of the county. According to the data released last week, Curaleaf MO, Inc.; Ozark Mountain Healing, LLC; SW Retail Holdings, LLC; Common C License Holder Holdings LLC; and COMO HEALTH LLC all want to open dispensaries in Stone County, with other dispensaries, cultivation facilities and manufacturing in several counties.
Who and Where
According to the DHSS data, two companies want to open locations in the Lampe area. Green Leaf Meds, LLC, has applied for a dispensary at 3171 State Highway 13, Lampe. Stone County Labs LLC is requesting a license to manufacture infused marijuana products at 4419 State Highway 13, Lampe.
In the Shell Knob area of Stone County, Ozark Mountain Green, LLC, has applied for a license to cultivate cannabis and manufacture infused products at 262 Rocky Road Lane.
In extreme north east Stone County, LBJ Cultivation LLC has requested a license to cultivate at 1804 W. Riverdale Dr., Nixa.
ContiCorp LLC has filed for a testing lab license in Galena. Their application lists the address as 109B S. Main St., Galena. Outside of Galena, C&A Gardens seeks to operate a grow operation at 3030 Horsecreek Road, Galena.
Two have applied for dispensary licenses in Reeds Spring. Curaleaf MO, Inc., has proposed a facility at 17898 Business 13, while Ozark Mountain Healing, LLC, has a request for 15025 Business 13. Curaleaf MO, Inc., listed a phone number with a Massachusetts area code in the application.
Branson West saw the largest number of applications in Stone County with a total of six.
Table Rock MIP LLC, Table Rock Retail LLC, Table Rock Cultivation LLC all share the same phone number for cultivation, manufacturing and a dispensary to be located at 18902 MO-13.
Common C License Holder Holdings LLC has put in an application for a dispensary at 15209 Hwy 13 in Branson West. Common C and the Table Rock named entities listed phone numbers from the St. Louis area.
COMO HEALTH LLC requested a dispensary license for 18031 Business 13 in Branson West. SW Retail Holdings, LLC put in an application for a dispensary at 18490 Business 13.
What’s Next?
The state has until December 31, 2019, to approve or deny all of the applications received by August 19. A Nevada company was selected to score the applications “blind,” with all identifying information removed.
Once applications have been approved, businesses will be able to start working on their facilities to be ready when medical marijuana is offered for sale in the state at some point in 2020.
Further rule making within Stone County and various localities will continue. On Tuesday, September 17, the Stone County Commission voted to approve amendments to the county’s Planning and Zoning specifically pertaining to medical marijuana facilities in the county.
A total of 18 separate amendments were proposed and approved by the Planning and Zoning Board and the county commission.
The full details on these amendments and any other action by the county will be covered in a later article.