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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 18, 2020
Acella Construction begins work on Emerald Grove Medical Dispensary
Eastham, MA According to Acella Construction Corp. construction has begun on a medical cannabis facility at 3 Main St.
Demolition work and initial framing is presently underway by Acella’s cannabis construction team at the future site of the Emerald Grove Medical Dispensary, located in the retail development known as Main Street Mercantile off Rte. 6.
Once completed, the 1,400 s/f retail facility will consist of a point of sale system, custom millwork, consulting rooms, inventory vault, new mechanicals, and ADA-compliant restrooms.
The Emerald Grove Medical Dispensary project is one of several overseen by Acella’s cannabis construction team which assists companies design and construct dispensary and cultivation facilities.
“It’s a pleasure to announce our partnership with Emerald Grove Medical Dispensary on this exciting project and help construct a facility that they, their clients and the community of Eastham can take pride in,” said Ryan LaVangie, vice president of sales and marketing for Acella Construction. “We look forward to celebrating its opening later in the year.”
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