AK SB62

Establishes a comprehensive regulatory framework for marijuana businesses in Alaska, including licensing requirements for producers, processors, retailers, boutique producers, brokers, and home growers under the Department of Commerce.

Creates six types of marijuana licenses with specific operational restrictions: producers can grow and sell to processors/retailers; retailers can sell up to one ounce per day between 8 a.m. and midnight; boutique producers grow maximum 50 plants; brokers purchase from producers/boutique growers and sell to retailers/processors.

Implements a $50 per ounce excise tax on marijuana sold from producers or brokers to retailers or processors, collected monthly by the state.

Establishes packaging and labeling standards including child-proof containers, potency labeling, and restricts edible marijuana to 10 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol per dose individually wrapped.

Prohibits marijuana retailers within 200 feet of schools, churches, or correctional facilities; allows municipalities to regulate or prohibit marijuana establishments within their jurisdictions; sets application fees not to exceed $5,000 annually adjusted for inflation.