Canopy Crossroad

A cannabis store could move in next to Red Bank Liquors after the planning board voted to approve the site Monday night. But the store, named Canopy Crossroad, would still require a borough license before opening.

The store at 9 West St. is one of three cannabis retail stores that have been put before a borough land use board.

A cannabis retailer is eyeing the vacant store at 9 West St. next to Red Bank Liquors in the midst of a borough debate on whether or not to further restrict cannabis businesses.

The company, Canopy Crossroad LLC, is headed by the couple Andy Zeitlin, a chemist who was a founding member of the pharmaceutical company Celgene Corp., and Caryn Cohen, a marketing executive who has a medical marijuana card.

New store would be a 'microbusiness'

Members of the Red Bank Borough Council have passed two resolutions which acknowledge that entities known as Divine Garden, LLC, and 918 RB, LLC, have each proposed operating a permitted cannabis business in town.

The resolutions acknowledge that Divine Garden, LLC’s, and 918 RB, LLC’s, proposals would not exceed the municipal limit for the number of permitted cannabis businesses.

Divine Garden, LLC, is seeking a cannabis cultivator’s license and 918 RB, LLC, is seeking a retail cannabis license, according to the resolutions.

Members of the Red Bank Borough Council have passed a resolution which acknowledges that an entity known as Floro RB, LLC, has proposed operating a permitted cannabis business in town.

The council’s resolution also acknowledges that Floro RB, LLC’s, proposal would not exceed the municipal limit for the number of permitted cannabis businesses.

Floro RB, LLC, is seeking a retail cannabis license to open a business in Red Bank, according to the council’s resolution.

Members of the Red Bank Borough Council have passed a resolution which acknowledges that an entity known as Canna Source, LLC, has proposed operating a permitted cannabis business in town and that the proposal would not exceed the municipal limit for the number of permitted cannabis businesses.

Canna Source is seeking a retail cannabis license to open a business in Red Bank, according to the council’s resolution.