A. The public safety administrator has (1) approved a safety and security plan for the commercial cannabis business, (2) conducted such inspections as he or she deems necessary prior to the commencement of business by the commercial cannabis business, and (3) certified to the regulatory administrator that the commercial cannabis business has implemented all elements of the safety and security plan.

B. The director of community development has certified to the regulatory administrator that the commercial cannabis business has passed all inspections and obtained all necessary permits and certificates from the planning and building departments (including any use permit necessary pursuant to Title 17) for the immediate commencement of the commercial cannabis business at its location.

C. The public safety administrator has issued a background clearance within the prior ninety days for each owner of the commercial cannabis business.

D. The public safety administrator has issued a background clearance within the prior ninety days for each operating manager and assistant operating manager of the commercial cannabis business.

E. The fire chief has certified to the regulatory administrator that (1) the commercial cannabis business has passed an inspection for compliance with the requirements of the city of Marina fire code or (2) no such inspection is necessary.

F. The commercial cannabis business has obtained a business license as required by this code and paid any applicable business license tax.

G. The commercial cannabis business has obtained a seller’s permit issued by the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration.

H. The commercial cannabis business has obtained permits from the Bureau of Cannabis Control for each commercial cannabis activity listed on the permit.

I. The commercial cannabis business has paid all fees and taxes due to the city in connection with the commercial cannabis business. (Ord. 2020-08 § 3, 2020)