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38 o Establishes application requirements, including fees 39 o Establishes a preliminary compliance check prior to opening operations 40 o Outlines basis for denial of registration 41 o Outlines the issuance of renewal registrations 42 o Establishes that registrations are not transferrable 43 o Provides for registration enforcement mechanisms, including a right to a hearing when a 44 fine or suspension is imposed, and an emergency provision when there is an imminent 45 threat to the health and safety of the public 46 o Establishes penalties for noncompliance 47 o Provides for operating regulations for cannabis retailers, including compliance checks of 48 at least one per calendar year, hours of operation, license display, and advertising 49(signs) 50 o Provides for operating regulations for lower-potency hemp retailers, including compliance 51 checks of at least one per calendar year, license display, and advertising 52 Title 4, Chapter 318: Temporary Cannabis Event Regulations (Attachment 3) 53 o Provides definitions that have specific meaning to the regulation of temporary cannabis 54 events. The City Attorney has highlighted that certain terms only need to be 55 defined if the City wants to require buffers between these uses and Temporary 56 Cannabis Events (see lines 60-61). 57 o A requirement for a permit to hold a temporary cannabis event 58 o Permit application requirements - The City Attorney has highlighted that a proposed 59 30-day advance notice requirement is optional and can be longer, shorter or 60 eliminated. 61 o Permit application review criteria, including 11 items under which a permit could be 62 denied - be advised of the term "special services" and the definition outlined in lines 63- 63 74 64 o Provides for a Special Services Fee Deposit to be determined by the City Manager 65 based on input from the City's department heads and a User Fee to be completed post- 66 event based on special services provided. The draft language will require the City to 67 establish a "Special Services Rate" in the City's Fee Schedule. The City Attorney has 68 highlighted needed discussion surrounding this topic (see line 201). 69 o Indemnification and Insurance requirements - see highlighted text in lines 224-225 70 regarding on-site consumption. The City Attorney is looking for feedback on 71 whether the Council wishes to permit on-site consumption at Temporary Cannabis 72 Events. 73 o Temporary Cannabis Event regulations - please note the City Attorney is looking for 74 feedback on whether hours of operation should be imposed, if on-site 75 consumption will be allowed, and if there are any other location restrictions the 76 Council wishes to impose (see lines 247-253). 77 o Enforcement mechanisms 78 Title 10, Chapters 1001, 1005, 1006, 1009, and 1011 incorporating cannabis and hemp uses 79(Attachment 4) 80 o Provides definitions for all types of cannabis businesses allowed under the state law 81 o Edits the Table of Allowed Uses for the commercial zoning districts (the MU districts) 82 illustrating what uses are not permitted (NP), permitted (P), or conditionally permitted (C). 83 o Edits the Table of Allowed Uses for the employment zoning districts (the E & I districts) 84 illustrating what uses are not permitted (NP), permitted (P), or conditionally permitted (C). 85 o Both Table of Allowed Uses has been edited to include footnotes regarding the 86 application of certain standards already in place for similar warehousing, distribution and 87 production and processing uses. 88 o Establishes two new conditions for conditionally permitted cannabis uses related to odor 89 and trucking limitations. The odor condition was written specifically to address potential 90 odors created by cannabis businesses and the trucking limitation merely applies a 91 standard already in place for similar trucking related businesses in the code. Beyond 92 these descriptive conditions, the general health, safety and welfare standards applying to 93 all conditional uses will also apply to conditionally permitted cannabis uses. Page 2 of 4 Qbhf!51!pg!286