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Michael Weprin is the chief executive officer of Certified Cultivators and Jeffery Bobier is the chief financial officer, the Ohio medical marijuana control program.
Greanleaf Gardens in Middlefield, was also awarded a provisional license due to the results of a court case, PharmaCannLLC v. Ohio Department of Commerce.
The court case struck down a provision of the law that required a portion of cultivator licenses to be awarded to economically disadvantaged businesses, said Kerry Francis, spokeswoman for the state commerce department.
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Another operation, Ohio Clean Leaf LLC at 2046 Valley St. in Dayton, was previously awarded a Level 2 cultivator license, according to the state. Paragon Development Group was also given a Level 2 license for a facility at 6212 Executive Boulevard in Huber Heights.
Level 2 cultivator licenses, which allow businesses to have up to 3,000-square-feet of growing space.
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