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December 13, 2022

Fine Fettle proposes cannabis grow facility in Bloomfield

Contributed A rendering of Fine Fettle's proposed growing facility in Bloomfield.
By Skyler Frazer

Fine Fettle is hoping to build a new cannabis grow facility on a more than 10-acre property in Bloomfield, according to town records.

FFD 149, Fine Fettle’s social equity cultivator business in partnership with Hartford resident Kennard Ray, has submitted a special permit and subdivision applications with the town to construct a cannabis cultivation facility at 10 Mosey Drive. 

A public hearing for the proposal is set for Dec. 15.

The proposed new building would take up 45,600 square feet of the 10.41-acre property. Fine Fettle COO Ben Zachs said that between 18,000 to 20,000 square feet would be reserved for grow space in the facility.

According to renderings of the facility, Fine Fettle plans to have nine rooms for flowering, three for vegetation, three for drying, one for curing, one for trimming, and one for packaging. The facility will also include a large room for cannabis extraction.

Pending public approval, Zachs said the facility will take about 18 months to build out. He said the cultivation business will have between 60 to 100 employees when fully up and running.

Fine Fettle’s social equity cultivator license is for businesses planning to open large-scale operations of more than 15,000 square feet of grow space, differing from micro-cultivator licenses that go to establishments with between 2,000 square feet and 10,000 square feet of grow space.

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