BTR & Son, LLC, Aneliya Nikolova

BTR & Son, LLC, Aneliya Nikolova

The project will consist of 10,000 ft² of mixed-light cannabis cultivation. The ultimate goal of BTR & Son, LLC is to switch to a mixed-light county license (it currently has a DCC state mixed-light Tier 1 license) and install greenhouses. Mature plants are grown using mixed light in four (4) 30’ by 100’ hoop houses and one 30’ by 90’ hoop house. The farm houses its immature plants on-site in one 30’ by 100’ hoop house and one 30’ by 50’ hoop house for a total of 4,500 ft² dedicated to immature plants. There is a 12’ by 12’ fenced area dedicated to composting of organic cannabis waste located in the southernmost portion of the property. The processing building on-site was built in 1985 and is used for cannabis processing, the administrative hold, fertilizer and agricultural chemical storage, and harvest storage. It is 22’ by 60’. There is one 10’ by 10’ shed used for general storage and one 4’ by 8’ shed used for fuel storage. Support areas for the project include the 22’ by 60’ building and the 12’ by 12’ compost area totaling 1,464 ft2. The primary water source is a 260-foot-deep groundwater well that flows at a rate of 3.5 gallons per minute (GPM). There are six (6) 5,000-gallon water tanks used for cultivation and one 5,000-gallon water tank used for domestic purposes. There are also four (4) 1,500-gallon tanks used for mixing nutrients. This property also utilizes a Small Irrigation Use Registration, which permits the storage of 0.09 acre-feet (~29,000 gallons) of water per year. The project utilizes a permitted septic system to treat wastewater produced by the residence and a porta potty serves the cultivation operations. Access to the project site is via an access road through the west adjacent parcel, which is owned by Sierra Pacific Industries (SPI).

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Northern California

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