By Beth Duckett | The Republic | azcentral.com
The Scottsdale City Council narrowly agreed to allow a medical-marijuana kitchen in the Scottsdale Airpark, two months after turning down the request.
The council on Jan. 14 granted a conditional-use permit to Pure Bliss Premium Medibles and Topicals, which is the trade name for a line of marijuana-infused goods ranging from brownies to pot pies, according to its website.
The facility, near Hayden and Redfield roads, will prepare foods infused with marijuana and sell them wholesale to medical-marijuana dispensaries, a city report said.
The kitchen will be closed to the general public.
Court Rich, an attorney for the applicant, emphasized the facility “is not a retail establishment.”
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