Earlier source heading: Application for renewal or transition
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(a)Renewal.
(1)Applicant shall comply with all applicable State and local laws, regulations, and guidance relating to the licensed activities for renewal of its license.
(2)Prior to the expiration of the first renewal date, licensee shall submit an application to renew the license as prescribed by the office and include such information and fees, if any, as the office may require.
(3)Upon request for renewal, the office shall consider the licensee's history of compliance with the requirements of this part and applicable State and local laws, regulations, and guidance.
(4)The board may deny a renewal after consideration of the licensee’s history of compliance.
(b)Transition.
(1)After the conditional period, to continue to conduct the activities licensed under this Part, a licensee may apply to transition to an adult-use retail dispensary license issued by the board.
(2)120 calendar days prior to the expiration of the conditional period, licensee shall notify the office of its intent to continue the activities licensed under this Part beyond the expiration of the conditional period.
(3)The office shall consider the licensee's history of compliance with applicable State and local laws, regulations, and guidance, including, but not limited to, whether the applicant has served the community in which it is located, to determine whether the licensee may transition to an adult-use retail dispensary license approved by the board upon the expiration of the conditional period.
(4)The review shall conclude prior to the expiration of the conditional period, unless otherwise extended by the office.
(5)The board may deny a transition after consideration of the licensee’s history of compliance.