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MI SB1190
Bill
AI Summary
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Establishes a 90-day timeline for the marijuana regulatory agency to process complete license applications and issue or reject state licenses, with reasons for rejection provided to applicants.
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Changes municipal selection process for competing applicants from a "competitive process" to any process that municipalities determine is appropriate when local licensing caps prevent approval of all qualified applicants.
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Applies the revised municipal selection process to applications submitted on or after the effective date of this amendment and to applications pending on the effective date.
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Maintains existing restrictions on ownership interests, including prohibitions on holding interests in multiple license types (e.g., safety compliance facilities and growers cannot be held by same person) and caps on the number of growers or microbusinesses one person can own.
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Clarifies that state licenses are effective for 1 year unless the marijuana regulatory agency issues a longer term, and establishes procedures for license renewal upon submission of complete renewal applications and fees.
Legislative Description
Marihuana: local government control; process used by municipalities select eligible applicants for licensure; remove requirement that the process be competitive. Amends sec. 9 of 2018 IL 1 (MCL 333.27959).
Marihuana: local government control
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Regulatory Reform
9/28/2022