An East Hartford company that was denied social equity approval for a cultivator license is appealing the state’s decision, making it at least the second prospective company to do so.
The Good THC Company, with a business address of 24 Patricia Drive, East Hartford, is appealing the Social Equity Council’s (SEC) July 12 decision to deny its disproportionately impacted area cultivator social equity status based on application analysis from CohnReznick.
The Hartford Cannabis Company, with a business address of 37 Alden St., filed a petition for administrative appeal in Hartford Superior Court on July 22, alleging the Social Equity Council (SEC) was incorrect in its determination that it did not meet the criteria to qualify as a social equity applicant for a disproportionately impacted area cultivator license. The company’s president and social equity partner is Gloribel Diaz, according to the complaint.
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