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(a) Authorized activities. A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility Permit authorizes the Permittee to engage in the Commercial Manufacture of Medicinal Cannabis Products and Adult Use Cannabis Products, provided that the Permittee is both an A-licensee and an M-licensee. A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility Permittee that holds only an A-license may engage in the Commercial Manufacture of Adult Use Cannabis Products only. A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility Permittee that holds only an M-License may engage in the Manufacturing of Medicinal Cannabis Products only.
(b) Operating Standards. In addition to the operating requirements set forth in Section 1618 of this Article 16, a Cannabis Manufacturing Facility shall comply with the following Manufacturing operating standards:
(1) A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility may Manufacture Cannabis Products only; it may not Manufacture products that do not contain Cannabis.
(2) A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility may engage in Cannabis oil extraction, subject to any limitations imposed by the Planning Code, the Planning Department or the Planning Commission.
(3) A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility may not produce or Sell Edible Cannabis Products that do not comply with the requirements of Sections 26130 and 26131 of the California Business and Professions Code, as may be amended from time to time, and any regulations promulgated thereto.
(4) A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility may use Volatile Solvents only if the operator holds a State Cannabis License authorizing their use.
(5) A Cannabis Manufacturing Facility using Volatile Solvents for Manufacturing Cannabis Products must operate in a manner to reduce the risk of explosion or danger to public health, including through the use of a close-loop or solvent dispersion system consistent with the requirements of California Health and Safety Code Section 11362.775, as may be amended from time to time.
(Added by Ord. 230-17, File No. 171042, App. 12/6/2017, Eff. 1/5/2018)
(a) Authorized activities. A Cannabis Testing Facility Permit authorizes the Permittee to engage in the Commercial testing of Medicinal Cannabis and Cannabis Products and Adult Use Cannabis and Cannabis Products.
(b) Operating Standards. In addition to the operating requirements set forth in Section 1618 of this Article 16, a Cannabis Testing Facility shall:
(1) Notify the Department of Public Health and Office of Cannabis of any tests performed on Cannabis or Cannabis Products Cultivated or Manufactured by a Cannabis Business located in San Francisco where the Cannabis batch fails the testing requirements established by state regulation within five business days of conducting such test. Such notification shall include the name, State license number and local Permit number of the Manufacturer that provided the Cannabis to be tested, and information related to the test results, reason for failure, and any applicable track and trace information;
(2) Notify the Office of Cannabis within 24 hours of conducting a test if a sample that was Cultivated, Manufactured, or supplied by a Cannabis Business located in San Francisco is found to contain levels of a contaminant not allowable by the State that could be injurious to human health if Consumed. The Office of Cannabis shall provide this information to appropriate City and state departments, including but not limited to the Department of Public Health;
(3) Notify the Office of Cannabis within one business day after receipt of notice that accreditation as a Cannabis Laboratory has been denied, suspended or revoked; and
(4) Employ at least one full-time employee responsible for quality control.
(Added by Ord. 230-17, File No. 171042, App. 12/6/2017, Eff. 1/5/2018)
(a) Authorized activities. A Cannabis Distributor Permit authorizes the Permittee to engage in the Commercial Distribution of Medicinal Cannabis and Adult Use Cannabis, provided that the Permittee is both an A-licensee and an M-licensee. A Cannabis Distributor that holds only an A-license may engage in the Commercial Distribution of Adult Use Cannabis and Cannabis Products only. A Cannabis Distributor that holds only an M-License may engage in the Commercial Distribution of Medicinal Cannabis and Cannabis Products only.
(b) Operating Standards. In addition to the operating requirements set forth in Section 1618 of this Article 16, a Cannabis Distributor shall comply with the following operating standards:
(1) A Cannabis Distributor shall inspect all Cannabis and Cannabis Products received by it for quality assurance prior to Distribution.
(2) A Cannabis Distributor shall Distribute Cannabis and Cannabis Products by Commercial Vehicle only. Distribution by non-Commercial Vehicles, drones, human powered vehicles, and unmanned vehicles is prohibited.
(3) If a Cannabis Distributor receives notice that any Cannabis or Cannabis Products that are currently or were previously in the Cannabis Distributor’s possession, and that were either Cultivated or Manufactured by a Cannabis Business located in San Francisco or intended for possible distribution or sale to a Cannabis Business located in San Francisco, have been tested and have failed any requirements established by state regulation, the Cannabis Distributor shall notify the Department of Public Health and the Office of Cannabis as soon as practicable, and no later than 48 hours after the Cannabis Distributor receives notice of those results. Such notification shall include, to the extent available to the Cannabis Distributor, the name, State license number, and local Permit number of the Manufacturer that provided the Cannabis to be tested, the test results, reason for failure, and any applicable track and trace information.
(a) Authorized activities. A Cannabis Microbusiness Permit authorizes the Permittee to engage in the Commercial Cultivation, Manufacture, Distribution, and Sale (either as a Storefront Retail Cannabis Business or a Delivery-Only Cannabis Business Retailer) of Medicinal Cannabis and Cannabis Products and Adult Use Cannabis and Cannabis Products, provided that the Permittee is both an A-licensee and an M-licensee. A Cannabis Microbusiness that holds only an A-license may engage in the aforementioned Commercial activities relating to Adult Use Cannabis and Cannabis Products only. A Cannabis Microbusiness that holds only an M-License may engage in the aforementioned Commercial activities relating to Medicinal Cannabis and Cannabis Products only.
(b) Operating Standards. In addition to the operating requirements set forth in Section 1618, a Cannabis Microbusiness shall comply with the operating standards set forth in Sections 1623, 1624, 1626, and and either Section 1628 or Section 1629 of this Article 16
, and shall comply with the following additional operating standards:
(1) A Cannabis Microbusiness shall conduct no less than three of the following four categories of Commercial activity on the same Premises: Cultivation, Manufacture, Distribution, and Sale.
(2) The area on which a Cannabis Microbusiness Cultivates Cannabis must be less than 10,000 square feet.
(3) The use of Volatile Solvents by a Cannabis Microbusiness is prohibited.
(a) Authorized activities.
(1) A Medicinal Cannabis Retailer permit authorizes the Permittee to engage in the retail Sale of Medicinal Cannabis and Medicinal Cannabis products only.
(2) A Cannabis Retailer permit requires the Permittee to engage in the retail Sale of both Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis and Cannabis Products.
(3) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer permit does not authorize the Permittee to engage in the Delivery of Cannabis or Cannabis Products to Customers unless the Director has authorized the Permittee to engage in deliveries, as set forth in Section 1622 of this Article 16.
(1) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer must be operated from a fixed place of business. It may not be operated out of a bus, truck, car, van, or any other mobile location or location that is capable of being mobile.
(2) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer shall post staff at the point of entry to the Premises to confirm that all Customers who enter are not underage, as set forth in Section 1619 of this Article 16.
(3) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer must make available to Customers a fact sheet relating to safe Consumption of Cannabis and Cannabis Products, to be produced by the Department of Public Health.
(4) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer shall not employ or enter into any agreements with any physicians who recommend Medicinal Cannabis or with any third party that employs physicians who recommend Medicinal Cannabis.
(5) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer licensed to sell Adult Use Cannabis may not Sell more than 28.5 grams of non-concentrated Adult Use Cannabis or eight grams of concentrated Adult Use Cannabis Products to a Customer in the same business day.
(6) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer licensed to sell Medicinal Cannabis may not Sell more than eight ounces of Medicinal Cannabis or 12 immature Cannabis plants to a Customer in the same business day, unless the Customer provides a Physician’s Recommendation requiring a greater amount.
(7) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer may not:
(A) Allow Customers on the Premises during hours of closure;
(B) Store Cannabis or Cannabis Products in any location other than on the permitted Premises;
(C) Sell Cannabis or Cannabis Products through a drive-up window;
(D) Give away or Sell pressurized containers of butane or other materials that could be used in the home production of Cannabis extract.
(8) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer may accept returns of Cannabis and Cannabis Products that were previously sold by the Storefront Cannabis Business, but shall not resell Cannabis or Cannabis Products that have been returned. A Storefront Cannabis Retailer shall treat any Cannabis and Cannabis Products that are abandoned on the Premises as a return. A Storefront Cannabis Retailer shall destroy all Cannabis and Cannabis Products that have been returned as required by the State of California.
(9) A Storefront Cannabis Retailer must maintain an electronic age verification device to determine the age of any individual attempting to purchase Cannabis or Cannabis Products, which device shall be used for the Sale of the Cannabis or Cannabis Products to the Customer. The device shall be maintained in operational condition and all employees shall be instructed in its use. Cannabis and Cannabis products shall not be sold to a Customer if the electronic age verification device is not functioning.
(10) All operating standards applicable to Sales of Cannabis and Cannabis Products that are made on the Premises of the Cannabis Business shall apply equally to Sales that are made by Delivery pursuant to Section 1622.
CODIFICATION NOTE
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