Read about county won’t allow marijuana facility access to water supply …

By Sharyn  L. Decker
Lewis County Sirens news reporter

The (Longview) Daily News reports the Lewis County-operated water utility in Vader has gone to court to block a Seattle-area developer from connecting water to his 30-acre industrial property, land where he has talked about putting a large marijuana growing facility.

Brandon Milton tells the newspaper he’s currently trying to get his German auto parts and wrecking yard business up and running, but that it’s typical to build enough capacity to service all businesses that eventually could occupy a parcel of land.

Read more about it here

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One Response to “Read about county won’t allow marijuana facility access to water supply …”

  1. K says:
    Sunday, November 2, 2014 at 11:09 pm

    I think it’s been reported that the developer’s permits are expired and we’re not originally filed for a marijuana-grow business. I believe the permit was filed with the County.