Ron Strider
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WINDSOR TOWNSHIP, MICH. October 17, 2017—Windsor Township, located west of Lansing in Eaton County, will be home to the largest medical marijuana development east of the Mississippi, dubbed Harvest Park. When fully developed, it will provide up to 1,000 new Michigan jobs in the medical marijuana industry.
Harvest Park Development LLC, led by Managing Director Jeff Donahue, was formed to develop the most advanced agricultural-centric industrial park for growing, processing, testing and secure transporting of medical marijuana in Michigan.
“We’ve worked with the township and gained approval for the local zoning and ordinances required to enable licensure for all levels of cultivation, processing, testing and secure transport,” added Donahue. “It will be a modern industrial park featuring fully improved lots and on-site utilities in an exceptional location that has access to two major highways and is strategically located in the center of the state. To meet the heavy power demands of this industry, we have also partnered with the local utility company to locate a sub-station inside of the park, ensuring licensed operators of competitive rates, adequate supply and virtually no down time from loss of power.”
The 63 acres in Phase One of the park are divided into 10 lots available for sale, targeting licensed cultivators, processors, secure transporters, testing labs, and ancillary suppliers to the medical marijuana industry. The company has seen strong demand in advance of the formal launch with two lots already under contract and additional offers pending.
“We want to provide professional operators a premier location with the necessary infrastructure to effectively manage their business and supply Michigan’s medical marijuana industry,” said Donahue. “Michigan is one of the largest markets for medical marijuana and we need to ensure there is a supply chain that can handle future growth.”
The State of Michigan plans to begin licensing, regulating and taxing medical marijuana in early 2018.
For information on Harvest Park, contact Bill Jakovac with Summit Realty at bjakovac@summitrealtyservice.com or 517-285-1097.
MEDIA CONTACT: Colleen Robar, crobar@robarpr.com, 313-207-5960
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Harvest Park Development LLC, led by Managing Director Jeff Donahue, was formed to develop the most advanced agricultural-centric industrial park for growing, processing, testing and secure transporting of medical marijuana in Michigan.
“We’ve worked with the township and gained approval for the local zoning and ordinances required to enable licensure for all levels of cultivation, processing, testing and secure transport,” added Donahue. “It will be a modern industrial park featuring fully improved lots and on-site utilities in an exceptional location that has access to two major highways and is strategically located in the center of the state. To meet the heavy power demands of this industry, we have also partnered with the local utility company to locate a sub-station inside of the park, ensuring licensed operators of competitive rates, adequate supply and virtually no down time from loss of power.”
The 63 acres in Phase One of the park are divided into 10 lots available for sale, targeting licensed cultivators, processors, secure transporters, testing labs, and ancillary suppliers to the medical marijuana industry. The company has seen strong demand in advance of the formal launch with two lots already under contract and additional offers pending.
“We want to provide professional operators a premier location with the necessary infrastructure to effectively manage their business and supply Michigan’s medical marijuana industry,” said Donahue. “Michigan is one of the largest markets for medical marijuana and we need to ensure there is a supply chain that can handle future growth.”
The State of Michigan plans to begin licensing, regulating and taxing medical marijuana in early 2018.
For information on Harvest Park, contact Bill Jakovac with Summit Realty at bjakovac@summitrealtyservice.com or 517-285-1097.
MEDIA CONTACT: Colleen Robar, crobar@robarpr.com, 313-207-5960
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