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Boston Finally Gives Zoning Approval For 1st Medical Marijuana Dispensary

The Boston Zoning Board of Appeals has given conditional approval to open a medical marijuana dispensary on Milk Street.

The city finally offered a conditional approval during a hearing on Aug. 4. The hearing on the request, submitted by Patriot Care Corp., had been delayed twice before in June and again in July.

The facility must be maintained as a medical marijuana facility. Patriot Care has also offered to donate the front access to the ground floor to a yet-to-be-determined non-profit.

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