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‘High-end’ marijuana dispensary planned for downtown Scottsdale

Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents Sunday Goods

By Lorraine Longhi | Arizona Republic

Corrections & Clarifications: Jason Rose’s occupation was incorrect in a previous version of this article.

Downtown Scottsdale may see its first medical marijuana dispensary — if it can overcome the potential hurdle a nearby preschool presents.

Sunday Goods, which operates an all-natural cannabis farm in southeastern Arizona, wants to open the dispensary in the current Club Tattoo building downtown, near Fifth Avenue and Winfield Scott Plaza.

The company is headquartered in Scottsdale and has plans to open a dispensary in north Phoenix.

Some Scottsdale residents expressed concerns about this type of business coming to the area, but others say they would welcome a dispensary downtown. Erica Diloreto said that she currently has to travel to Phoenix or Tempe to get medical marijuana.

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