(A) A license may be revoked if the license is suspended under § 113.10 of this chapter and the cause for the suspension is not remedied.
(B) A license may be revoked if the license is subject to suspension under § 113.10 of this chapter because of a violation outlined in that section and the license has been previously suspended in the preceding 24 months.
(C) A license is subject to revocation if a license holder or employee of a license holder:
(1) Gave false or misleading information in the material submitted during the application process;
(2) Knowingly allowed possession, use or sale of non-cannabis controlled substances on the premises;
(3) Operated the cannabis establishment or the business of the cannabis establishment for which a license is required under this chapter while the license was suspended;
(4) Repeated violations of § 113.10 of this chapter;
(5) Operated a function of a cannabis establishment for which the license holder was not licensed (such as a licensed cannabis cultivation facility conducting cannabis testing functions without a cannabis testing establishment license);
(6) A license holder, or an owner, principal officer or board member thereof, is delinquent in payment to the city, county or state for any taxes or fees related to the cannabis establishment;
(7) A license holder, or an owner, principal officer or board member thereof, has been convicted of, or continues to employ an employee who has been convicted of, a disqualifying felony offense as defined by SDCL Ch. 34-20G;
(8) The license holder has its Department-issued registration certificate suspended, revoked or not renewed or the registration certificate is expired;
(9) The license holder allows a public nuisance to continue after notice from the city; or
(10) The cannabis dispensary establishment must be open to the public at least 60% of the days during each license year. An exception can be granted for an initial startup period up to 12 months if the dispensary includes a cultivating facility.
(Prior Code, § S-5-10) Penalty, see § 113.99