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Ultraviolet Light to Create Hydrogen Peroxide For Air Purification in Lapeer, MI Marijuana Growing Facilities
Jeff Hogan in the Country Press describes Lapeer city officials approval of building marijuana facilities that use UV and a catalyst to create low levels gaseous hydrogen peroxide for air circulation and pathogen disinfection. The Planning Commission approved a request by SDRK Group, LLC (Shango) to install an alternative air purification system rather than carbon filtration systems on three buildings to be used as marijuana grow facilities on the former Lapeer Grain East property at 207 S. Saginaw (south of the railroad tracks). The buildings are located immediately behind the Harmony Hall Clubhouse, a day facility operated by Lapeer…
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