A medical marijuana dispensary owner in Windsor who defied a town moratorium on new dispensaries by keeping his business running for 76 days says he won't appeal $2,400 in fines.
MediGrow owner Lazarus Pino said Friday he is trying to get out of Windsor now.
Shortly after Pino opened his MediGrow dispensary in December, the Windsor Town Board enacted a moratorium Dec. 16 restricting new dispensaries. It said a dispensary had to have been open for at least five days to remain open during the moratorium.
Pino said Medigrow opened in time, but the town disagreed. Pino decided to keep running it anyway. A judge convicted him of violating the moratorium. He was fined in a decision in Windsor Municipal Court on July 13.
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MediGrow owner Lazarus Pino said Friday he is trying to get out of Windsor now.
Shortly after Pino opened his MediGrow dispensary in December, the Windsor Town Board enacted a moratorium Dec. 16 restricting new dispensaries. It said a dispensary had to have been open for at least five days to remain open during the moratorium.
Pino said Medigrow opened in time, but the town disagreed. Pino decided to keep running it anyway. A judge convicted him of violating the moratorium. He was fined in a decision in Windsor Municipal Court on July 13.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: GJSENTINEL.COM
Author: The Associated Press
Contact: GJSENTINEL.COM
Copyright: 2010 Grand Junction Media, Inc.
Website: Windsor pot dispensary owner not challenging fines
* Thanks to MedicalNeed for submitting this article
