Proposed medical-marijuana dispensary coming to East Passyunk?

When Pennsylvania put the word out that licenses to grow, process, and distribute medical marijuana was being considered, hundreds of prospective entrepreneurs and  dedicated professionals responded. With only 12 grower licenses and 27 dispensary permits being issued state-wide, many would be denied. However, after passing a critical zoning hurdle on March 20th, Jesse Coscia was granted permission to proceed with a proposed dispensary at 1125 E. Passyunk Ave., just blocks from the Italian Market.

Proposed medical-marijuana dispensary coming to East Passyunk

Over the last three weeks, L&I granted permits for proposed dispensaries at 915 N. Front St., 1125 E. Passyunk Ave., 8319 Stenton Ave., 1201 Walnut St., 460 N. Second St., and 114 N. Third St., Guss said.

The agency also approved a permit for a proposed marijuana-growing facility at 3100 N. 17th St., home to hometown-favorite chocolate Easter egg manufacturer Zitner’s.

The Zitner permit applies to a section of the 108,000-square-foot industrial building owned by a Zitner Candy Corp. affiliate, according to L&I records. – Philly.com

Now don’t get your hopes up just yet, this is just the beginning of what will surely be a battle among residents and the Federal government.

4 thoughts on “Proposed medical-marijuana dispensary coming to East Passyunk?

  • March 22, 2017 at 11:46 am
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    A pot store a block down from in Pat’s & Gino’s(stoner food for Jersey kids) is going to wreck havoc on that neighborhood’s already poor parking. I’m glad its on an accessible route like EPA but that is a tough spot

  • March 22, 2017 at 5:14 pm
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    If this location doesn’t work out, they should consider 420 Tree St

  • March 22, 2017 at 7:07 pm
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    Lol. Parking is always the only issue in South Philly

  • March 23, 2017 at 1:50 pm
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    420 Tree St.! Lol…when they get incredibly popular maybe they’ll be able to take over the lot across the street where they used to sell crabs.

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