R66-9-2

R66-9-2. Cannabis Production Establishment and Pharmacy Licensing

Last amended: 2025Length: 244 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Utah Admin. Code R66-9-2

(1) The department will solicit applications for cannabis cultivation facility licenses if the conditions in Subsection 4-41a-205(2)(a) or (b) are met. (2) A licensed cannabis cultivation facility may not be awarded a second cannabis cultivation facility license. (3) Pursuant to Section 4-41a-201, the board may not accept an incomplete license application. (4) If there are more qualified applicants than available licenses, the department will evaluate the applicants pursuant to Subsection 4-41a-205(3). (5) The department will solicit applications for medical cannabis pharmacy licenses when a medical cannabis pharmacy license becomes available due to closure or another reason. (6) The department will solicit applications for closed-door medical cannabis pharmacy licenses pursuant to Section 4-41a-1206. (7) Pursuant to Section 4-41a-201, the board may not accept a license application unless it is complete and will return an incomplete application to the applicant. (8) The board will consider a license application only after an applicant meets the following conditions: (a) submits a complete application, including documents and supplemental materials on the department's application checklist; (b) pays the required application fee; and (c) a department official conducts a review as described in Section R66-9-3. (9) The department shall forward to the board the information and recommendation to aid in the license determination. (10) The board will follow the process outlined in Subsection 4-41a-201.1(6) in considering the application. (11) Before issuing a license, the department shall inspect the proposed premises to determine if the applicant complies with state laws and rules.
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