I dont know if you are accurate in your information... I myself am part of a co-op here just south of seattle.
A co-op is different than a dispensiary.
A co-op is an individual or group that pools their medical grow 'permits' so they can grow larger amounts in fewer areas. (also to supplement because some people can't/don't grow their own) If you belong to a co-op, i believe you can not grow your own (someone else is growing for you.... unless your the lucky one with XX amount of plants)
If you are looking to start a dispensiary as i think is your question, i know of no one in washington that can help. Our laws still say selling cannabis is illegal, even to patients. Its all in the wording.
If you have any luck in your search for 'B' let me know, as i have also been contemplating an adventure such as this. Until then, maybe you can look a little harder for a co-op... again, I know of at least 3 in or around Seattle
devilcowboy3 Reviewed by devilcowboy3 on . Q's starting a dispensary in Seattle? I am looking to open a MMD co-op in the Seattle area for those who suffer from a terminal illness (like myself). I have a business plan and the espertise in running a business but I'm hitting major roadblocks in starting a MMD. I know what I want (lets call this A) and how to run it (lets call this C) but what i dont know is the legal/business framework to starting a MMD (lets call this B). How do I get from A to B to C? Can anyone give me some advice on what I need to do to get this Rating: 5