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...initial permitting to the statutorily mandated minimum of six alternate treatment centers (ATCs) to cultivate and distribute marijuana. The act further requires that the first...
...that argued the department's restrictions on "alternate treatment centers" (ATCs) were onerous and beyond statutory authority. "The statutory provision...
...initial permitting to the statutorily mandated minimum of six alternate treatment centers (ATCs) to cultivate and distribute marijuana. The act further requires that the first...
...Its duties include processing applications for permits to operate alternate treatment centers (ATCs), the entities that cultivate and distribute medicinal marijuana. The act charges the...
...partly attributable to local resistance to placement of alternative treatment centers. ATCs are required to locate themselves before receiving licenses from the state. That...
...to begin participation in the program. Pressure to locate the ATCs has become acute as regulations implementing the program — long delayed by...
...this timetable in mind, the growhouses/dispensaries called Alternative Treatment Centers, or ATCs, should be allowed to make applications and begin cultivation at least 60...
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