or visitor’s pass - portion of the approximate 5,000 square feet of space in their current facility is largely dominated by a bright media tower in the center of the room surrounded on four sides by glass cases filled with smokable pot, CBD derivatives and various products ranging from sprays and topicals to wearable patches. Situated among lots slated for similar development totaling nine acres, the business partners first plan to build out inside the existing complex, with an extraction and processing facility next door to their sales floor and an onsite consumption lounge next year. Just down the block from Grover Beach’s first dispensary, 805 Beach Breaks, in what some have dubbed the new “cannabis district” along Highland Drive, the Natural Healing Center is the larger of the projects. In the local medical marijuana industry for 13 years, Dayspring, now 32, says this is his first local retail venture but others are on the way with a building already bought in Morro Bay and others being scouted in San Luis Obispo. In July, the Natural Healing Center, brainchild of business partners Helios Dayspring and David Separzadeh, became the second dispensary in the city, then the first medical marijuana dispensary in San Luis Obispo County to officially sell in the recreational market. The likelihood is, if one is driving through, the right address has already been called up on a smartphone GPS or maybe a friend just mentioned it as a spot to “check out.” Get lost, though, and the locations can be easily identified by the private security guards conspicuous at both storefronts.

District Court in Los Angeles.There are currently two licensed marijuana dispensaries in an industrial corner of the small town of Grover Beach in San Luis Obispo County. 2022, listed eight additional parcels of real property for sale, and is in the process of finalizing improvements on a ninth piece of real estate so that it can also be promptly listed for sale,” according to the motion.”ĭayspring’s sentencing is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. “T he defendant has consummated the sale of a significant piece of real estate which A promise he said he has not yet been able to keep because selling properties in light of his guilty plea has been difficult, according to the motion to continue sentencing. In addition to agreeing to cooperate with a federal investigation into corruption, Dayspring agreed to make his best effort, prior to sentencing, to pay his unpaid taxes and $3.4 million in restitution to the IRS. Dayspring agreed to plead guilty to both felony offenses and cooperate in the government’s ongoing investigation, as part of a plea agreement. Dayspring faces a statutory maximum penalty of 13 years in federal prison.ĭayspring admitted to paying thousands of dollars in bribes to Hill for favorable votes on his cannabis business interests and for deliberately failing to report millions of dollars in income to the IRS. Judge André Birotte moved the sentencing for marijuana mogul Helios Dayspring, which was previously scheduled to take place this week, to April 22. A federal judge has agreed to delay the sentencing hearing for a San Luis Obispo man who pled guilty in Oct, 2021 to bribing former SLO County Supervisor Adam Hill.

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