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Ellsworth Ordinance Allows Curaleaf to Convert Medical Dispensary to Adult-Use Store

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What happened

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Ellsworth passed a new ordinance allowing a "one-time conversion" of existing medical cannabis dispensaries to adult-use cannabis stores. This change permits a maximum of four adult-use stores in the city, up from three. Curaleaf, which operates a medical dispensary in Ellsworth, has submitted an application for an adult-use license at 3 Myrick St.

From ellsworthamerican.com

Why it matters

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The ordinance changes the regulatory framework for cannabis businesses in Ellsworth. This allows Curaleaf to potentially transition its existing medical dispensary into an adult-use location.

From ellsworthamerican.com

Who's involved

  • CuraleafApplied for an adult-use license conversion for its medical dispensary.
  • EllsworthPassed the local ordinance that permits the conversion of dispensaries.
  • Camden National BankIs located near Curaleaf's facility in Ellsworth.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • CuraleafSpeculative

    Curaleaf might increase revenue potential by converting its medical dispensary to an adult-use store.

  • EllsworthSpeculative

    Ellsworth might see increased local sales and tax revenue from the new adult-use establishment.

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