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Publisher's Note: This Section has been AMENDED by new legislation (Resolution No. 04-23-059R, adopted 4-17-2023). The text of the amendment will be incorporated below when the ordinance is codified.
(A)
A provisioning center shall not be located within a 500 foot radius of a school, measured as the shortest distance from front door to front door.
(B) A provisioning center shall not be located within a 1,000 foot radius of a lawfully existing medical marijuana provisioning center, measured as the shortest distance from front door to front door.
(C) A provisioning center shall not share office space with a physician.
(D) Growing, cultivating, manufacturing, or processing of medical marijuana is prohibited.
(E) All activity related to the provisioning center shall be done indoors.
(F) Any medical marijuana provisioning center shall maintain a log book and/or database identifying by date the amount of medical marijuana on the premises for each qualifying patient/caregiver, keeping the qualifying patient and caregiver information confidential. This log shall be available to law enforcement personnel to confirm that the medical marijuana provisioning center does not have more medical marijuana than authorized at the location and shall not be used to disclose more information than is reasonably necessary to verify the lawful amount of medical marijuana at the facility. The facility shall maintain the confidentiality of qualifying patients in compliance with the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, as amended, and applicable State of Michigan rules and regulations.
(G) Provisioning center drive-through facilities shall be prohibited.
(H) All medical marijuana shall be contained within the main building in an enclosed, locked facility.
(I) Application for a medical marijuana provisioning center license shall be made to the City Clerk upon application forms provided by the Clerk for medical marijuana provisioning center license and signed by the applicant verifying the truth and accuracy of all information and representations in the application. Applications including information and documentation provided pursuant to an application shall be subject to the confidentiality rules under the Act. In addition to information and submittals, the application shall include payment of application fee in an amount set by the City Council.
(J) The sale, consumption, or use of alcohol or tobacco products on the premises shall be prohibited at the provisioning center.
(K) Provisioning centers may have more than one caregiver.
(Ord. passed 2-20-17; Am. Ord. 862, passed 9-18-17; Am. Ord. 870, passed 4-5-18)
Retail services may be permitted as a temporary use when:
(A) The retail use must:
(1) Be located within an enclosed fire area, as defined by the Building Code, that does not require structural changes to accommodate the use; and
(2) Have an approved certificate of occupancy or temporary certificate of occupancy.
(B) The retail use may not exceed 12,000 square feet in area unless an approved sprinkler system has been installed in accordance with the Fire Code;
(C) Pop-up commercial uses that serve food will be required to obtain permits for the Health Department;
(D) The following uses and activities may not be permitted as a temporary commercial use under this section:
(1) Personal services;
(2) A portable toiler serving the commercial use, whether located inside or outside of the use; or
(3) Storage of hazardous materials as defined by the Fire Code.
(E) A permit for a temporary pop-up commercial use under this section may be issued for up to 30 days and renewed twice, for a total operating period not to exceed 90 days.
(Ord. passed 2-20-17)
(A) Mobile food vendors shall only operate between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. unless a waiver for extended hours of operation is approved by the Chief of Police.
(B) Vendors shall provide appropriate waste receptacles at the site of the unit and remove all litter, debris and other wastes attributable to the vendor and/or customers on a daily basis.
(C) No food shall be sold, prepared or displayed outside of the food truck or mobile food vending unit while on location.
(D) Vendors shall not use any flashing, blinking or strobe lights or similar effects to draw attention to the food truck or mobile food vending unit; all exterior lights over 60 watts shall contain opaque hood shields to direct the illumination downward.
(E) A mobile food vendor may have one portable sign that is no more than six square feet in area or a sandwich board sign with two faces that are no more than six square feet in area. The portable sign must be located within five feet of the unit. Under no circumstances shall such sign be placed upon the sidewalk or impede pedestrian and/or vehicle traffic and/or safety.
(F) Mobile food vendors shall not use any electricity or power without the prior written authorization of the power customer; no power cable or similar device shall be extended at or across any city street, alley, or sidewalk except in a safe manner.
(G) A mobile food vendor must be set-up and must vend in an outdoor location.
(Ord. 872, passed 11-15-18)
(A) All individual vendors must comply with § 155.149A, “Standards for All Mobile Food Vending Units.”
(B) Tables, chairs, and canopies or enclosed seating areas for mobile food court customers are permitted.
(C) Mobile food courts/parks must provide at least one handicap accessible bathroom facility with one hand-washing station for every five mobile food vendors.
(D) There must be access to potable water and sewage disposal facilities on-site.
(E) Applicants must submit a layout of the mobile vendor units.
(Ord. 872, passed 11-15-18)
(A)
Processing facilities shall have a minimum 300-foot radius, measured as the shortest distance from front door to front door, to any structure in residentially zoned districts, and a minimum 500 foot radius, measured as the shortest distance from front door to front door to any library, church, child care center, licensed day care facility, preschool program center, primary, intermediate or secondary school, or like facility.
(B) All medical marijuana shall be contained indoors within the main building in an enclosed, locked facility.
(C) All permit holders must ensure that any water emanating from the permitted facility meets or exceeds all applicable state and local environmental standards.
(D) Application for a medical marijuana processing facilities license shall be made to the City Clerk upon application forms provided by the Clerk for medical marijuana processing facilities license and signed by the applicant verifying the truth and accuracy of all information and representations in the application. Applications including information and documentation provided pursuant to an application shall be subject to the confidentiality rules under the Act. In addition to information and submittals, the application shall include payment of application fee in an amount set by the City Council.
(Ord. 862, passed 9-18-17; Am. Ord. 870, passed 4-5-18)
(A)
Testing facilities shall have a minimum 500 foot radius, measured as the shortest distance from front door to front door to any child care center, licensed day care facility, preschool program center, primary, intermediate or secondary school, or like facility.
(B) All testing facilities shall have a secured laboratory space that cannot be accessed by the general public.
(C) All medical marijuana shall be contained indoors within the main building in an enclosed, locked facility.
(D) All permit holders must ensure that any water emanating from the permitted facility meets or exceeds all applicable state and local environmental standards.
(E) Application for a medical marijuana testing facilities license shall be made to the City Clerk upon application forms provided by the Clerk for medical marijuana testing facilities license and signed by the applicant verifying the truth and accuracy of all information and representations in the application. Applications including information and documentation provided pursuant to an application shall be subject to the confidentiality rules under the Act. In addition to information and submittals, the application shall include payment of application fee in an amount set by the City Council.
(Ord. 862, passed 9-18-17; Am. Ord. 870, passed 4-5-18)
(A) All medical marijuana shall be stored indoors within the main building in an enclosed, locked facility when not actively in transit.
(B) Application for a medical marijuana transportation facilities license shall be made to the City Clerk upon application forms provided by the Clerk for medical marijuana transportation facilities license and signed by the applicant verifying the truth and accuracy of all information and representations in the application. Applications including information and documentation provided pursuant to an application shall be subject to the confidentiality rules under the Act. In addition to information and submittals, the application shall include payment of application fee in an amount set by the City Council.
(Ord. 862, passed 9-18-17)
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