Commissioner Kazy Hinds informed Homan the decision would be up to the school board to determine what the company could provide to the schools. Tom Homan, of Nicklin Avenue, expressed concern over branding with high school activities. She brought up her concern about people selling cannabis to others without a prescription. McKenna said it will be prohibited to consume cannabis inside the building and on the property.Īt the end of the meeting, the floor was opened for public comment which two residents spoke.ĭolores Brown, a Piqua resident, voiced being against having two dispensaries come into the city of Piqua. Ground will be broke soon for the building, and according to Kmetz, there has been issues with water and sewage limitations on the property. The retail facility will hire a variety of positions, starting at $15 per hour, and will include benefits for full-time employees. At another location, they’ve sponsored a car show and a senior day. Then, the business’ community involvement was discussed. According to the presentation, they’ve hosted five expungement clinics and hired four returning citizens. To do that, McKenna said Ascend Wellness Holdings will assist nonviolent offenders with cannabis convictions. We try to do the best that we can to remedy that,” said Matt McKenna, representative of Ascend Wellness Holdings. “We are aware that we are profiting from something that put a lot in a very disadvantageous situation. The company will utilize a third-party security company to establish security procedures.Īscend Wellness Holdings has a focus on social justice. The safety and security of the location was discussed during the meeting, as well card access, alarms, cameras and emergency action plans.
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