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FOUR TWENTY GREEN STREET, INC., A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT MUTUAL BENEFIT CORPORATION-2017
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FOUR TWENTY GREEN STREET, INC., A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT MUTUAL BENEFIT CORPORATION
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A-2017-369-02
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PLANNING & BUILDING
Council Approval Date
11/9/2017
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12/31/2020
Destruction Year
2025
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420 Green Street, d.b.a 10 Spot <br />3242 Halladay Street, Suite 101 <br />Santa Ana, CA 92705 <br />Community Benefit and Sustainable Business Practices Plan <br />420 Green Street is very encouraged at the City of Santa Ana's request for Plan from each marijuana business <br />applicant that demonstrates their commitment to the community within which they operate, from both a <br />"people" perspective and a "planet" perspective. We take such a commitment extremely seriously. <br />While there is a significant degree of overlap between Community Benefits and Sustainable Business <br />Practices, a duality does exist between them, and in order to give a more detailed outline of our attempts at <br />each, we have split them into two separate sections below. <br />Community Benefits <br />We take a very activist view of the role a business can play in helping a community flourish. This activism can <br />take numerous avenues of expression - some built into our business model and some as ancillary benefits. <br />Our presence in Santa Ana and the advantages we intend to provide can help blaze the trail in civic <br />partnerships for marijuana businesses. The following are instances that we fully intend to participate in, and <br />where our involvement would be exemplary: <br />• The Santa Ana Unified School District — As the one institution with the authority and access to reach <br />at -risk youth, though may lack the resources, we plan to work with SAUSD and its School Board <br />Members in creating and supporting youth -diversion, after-school, and extra -curricular programs to <br />help keep students on productive life paths. We have high hopes of this engagement, as it is something <br />we have been working on as part of the Santa Ana Cannabis Association. <br />Mercy House and Orange County Rescue Mission — These two organizations work tirelessly to <br />combat one of the largest problems in Orange County and one that is fully apparent in Santa Ana: <br />homelessness. We hope to build a community partnership with both of these organizations that deeply <br />touch Santa Ana, through voluntarism and financial backing. <br />• Santa Ana Police Department's Inmate Education Program — This program has received fantastic <br />media attention across Southern California and beyond. The SAPD gives inmates the opportunity to <br />receive an education in myriad subjects ranging from computer skills to GED classes to parenting <br />training, vastly improving their chances at a more productive life once released. Our support could <br />enable more and better educational materials, training resources, or whatever may be needed in the <br />classroom. <br />Sustainable Business Practices <br />Environmental concerns are a justifiably high priority for the State of California, and admirably cities like <br />Santa Ana often take it upon themselves to act in what that promote a healthy and sustainable world. The <br />burgeoning legal marijuana industry is a great place for the City to set best practices for businesses in <br />sustainability. <br />The marijuana industry is very energy and water intensive, particularly with cultivation plants. This cultivation <br />can also cause harmful pesticides to enter the atmosphere and the water. The manufacture and distribution <br />processes are also heavily carbon reliant, and can cause excess pollution of air. <br />None of this is lost on us at 420 Green Street. One of the biggest steps that can be taken in any business is <br />LEED Certification, be it new building construction or existing building retrofits. These measures can make <br />huge dents in the energy and water use required by the industry. We intend to have our facilities attain at least a <br />straight LEED certification. Part of this will include either direct renewable energy utilization or carbon off- <br />sets. As well, there is a large number of water quality control and air quality control systems available in the <br />marijuana industry. Whether mandatory or not in the final State regulations, we will make every effort to have <br />these systems installed. Lastly, to whatever extent we establish our own distribution network, the integration of <br />clean energy vehicles in our fleet will start from the first day of operation. <br />
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