AUGUSTA — A Vienna man has been awarded a license to run a medical marijuana dispensary in what the state calls District 3 — Oxford, Franklin and Androscoggin counties.

The Department of Health and Human Services' Division of Licensing and Regulatory Services made the announcement Friday morning. Statewide, three nonprofits were picked to run dispensaries in six districts.

Twenty-seven applications were reviewed and scored, according to a press release. Timothy Smale, who was approved to run the Remedy Compassion Center from a facility in Wilton, scored the highest of any of the applicants.

In his application to the state, Smale listed his intention to sell medicinal marijuana in food forms like brownies, caramels and cookies made with cannabis-infused butter and oil. He described outfitting his building with 14 dome video cameras, 20 glass break detectors and eight motion detectors.

The growing site would be at the dispensary address.

Other details in the application, in the first year of operation:

• Smale estimated revenue at $762,142, expenses at $728,963;

• Six full-time employees in administration, seven in sales and six in cultivation;

• 375 patients; and

• Marijuana estimated at $400 an ounce. That would drop to $324 by year three.