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Tiara Mitchell seeks approval for Clement Greenery cannabis retail on Clement Street

September 30, 2021 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California


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Tiara Mitchell seeks approval for Clement Greenery cannabis retail on Clement Street
The San Francisco Planning Commission convened on July 4, 2025, to discuss a proposal for a new cannabis retail store, Clement Greenery, located at 2428 Clement Street in the Richmond District. The meeting focused on the request for conditional use authorization to establish the cannabis retail operation, which is designed to serve the local community while adhering to city regulations.

The proposed site is situated within the Outer Clement neighborhood commercial district, where cannabis retail establishments require conditional use authorization. The project complies with the city's 600-foot rule, which restricts the proximity of cannabis retailers to schools and other sensitive locations. Notably, the nearest schools are over 500 feet away, and the closest approved cannabis retailer is approximately 4,100 feet from the proposed site.

Tiara Mitchell, the CEO and equity applicant for Clement Greenery, presented her vision for the store, emphasizing her commitment to community engagement and support. With over ten years of experience in the cannabis industry, Mitchell aims to create a business that not only provides access to cannabis but also contributes to local economic growth by generating 15 to 20 jobs. She highlighted the importance of offering a diverse inventory that includes products from equity-certified businesses owned by people of color and the LGBTQ community.

Community feedback has been mixed, with 13 letters of support and 10 letters of opposition submitted to the commission. Supporters argue that the store will enhance local commerce and provide much-needed access to cannabis for residents, particularly the elderly and disabled. Opponents raised concerns about youth access to cannabis, citing the proximity of a bus stop frequently used by young people.

The planning department recommended approval of the project, noting its alignment with city zoning laws and equity goals. The commission's decision will determine whether Clement Greenery can move forward, potentially setting a precedent for future cannabis retail operations in the city. The meeting concluded with an invitation for public comments, allowing community members to voice their opinions on the proposal.

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