Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Licensing and Regulatory Affairs › Marijuana Regulatoty Agency › MARIHUANA LICENSES › Part 2 - SPECIAL LICENSES UNDER THE MICHIGAN REGULATION AND TAXATION OF MARIHUANA ACT › Section R. 420.25 - Temporary marihuana event license; application; operations

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 25.
(1) A
				  temporary marihuana event license may be issued only to a person who holds a
				  marihuana event organizer license issued by the agency.
(2) Violations of the requirements applicable
				  to temporary marihuana events may result in disciplinary action against the
				  marihuana event organizer license or any other licenses held by a licensee
				  participating in the temporary marihuana event and responsible for a violation
				  of the MRTMA or these rules.
(3) A
				  temporary marihuana event license may be issued only for a single day or up to
				  7 consecutive days. A temporary marihuana event license may not be issued for
				  more than 7 days.
(4) An
				  application for a temporary marihuana event license must be submitted to the
				  agency not less than 90 calendar days before the first day of the temporary
				  marihuana event.
(5) A temporary
				  marihuana event may be held only at a venue expressly approved by a
				  municipality for the purpose of holding a temporary marihuana event.
(6) A temporary marihuana event may be held
				  only if the applicant is expressly approved by a municipality to hold a
				  temporary marihuana event where sales to, or consumption of marihuana by,
				  persons 21 years of age or older will occur.
(7) An application for a temporary marihuana
				  event license must be made under oath on a form provided by the agency and must
				  contain information as prescribed by the agency, including, at a minimum, all
				  of the following:
(a) The name of the
				  applicant. Applicants who are individuals shall provide both the first and last
				  name of the individual. Applicants that are business entities shall provide the
				  legal business name of the applicant.
(b) The marihuana event organizer license
				  number and license number of any other marihuana establishment license held by
				  the applicant.
(c) The address of
				  the location where the temporary marihuana event will be held.
(d) The name of the temporary marihuana
				  event.
(e) A diagram of the
				  physical layout of the temporary marihuana event that clearly indicates each of
				  the following:
(i) Where the temporary
				  marihuana event will take place on the location grounds.
(ii) All entrances and exits that will be
				  used by participants during the event.
(iii) All marihuana consumption
				  areas.
(iv) All marihuana retail
				  areas where marihuana products will be sold.
(v) All areas where marihuana waste will be
				  stored.
(vi) All areas where
				  marihuana products will be stored.
(vii) The specific location of each marihuana
				  retailer or marihuana microbusiness or class A marihuana microbusiness licensee
				  who will be participating in the event. Each marihuana retailer or marihuana
				  microbusiness or class A marihuana microbusiness licensee participating in the
				  event must be identified with an assigned temporary marihuana event location
				  number.
(f) The dates
				  and hours of operation for the proposed temporary marihuana event. A temporary
				  marihuana event license is required for any date in which the applicant engages
				  in onsite marihuana product sales or allows onsite marihuana product
				  consumption.
(g) Contact
				  information for the designated primary contact person for the temporary
				  marihuana event license, including the individual's name, title, address, phone
				  number, and email address.
(h)
				  Contact information for the designated contact person or persons who must be
				  onsite at the event, and reachable by telephone at all times that the event is
				  occurring.
(i) For an applicant
				  seeking licensure for a temporary marihuana event, confirmation of municipal
				  compliance on an attestation form provided by the agency that includes all of
				  the following:
(i) The name and address of the
				  proposed temporary marihuana event.
(ii) The municipality where the proposed
				  temporary marihuana event is located.
(iii) The contact information for the
				  municipality including, at a minimum, all of the following:
(A) The name of the clerk of the municipality
				  or his or her designee.
(B) The
				  telephone number of the clerk of the municipality or his or her
				  designee.
(C) The email address of
				  the clerk of the municipality or his or her designee.
(D) The mailing address of the clerk of the
				  municipality or his or her designee.
(iv) Confirmation that the municipality has
				  not adopted an ordinance prohibiting the proposed temporary marihuana
				  event.
(v) Confirmation that the
				  applicant is in compliance with any ordinance the municipality has adopted
				  relating to marihuana establishments within its jurisdiction, including zoning
				  regulations.
(vi) Attestation that
				  the applicant will report any changes that occur with municipal ordinances or
				  zoning regulations that relate to the proposed temporary marihuana event, any
				  municipal approvals, or any violations of a municipal or zoning
				  regulation.
(vii) Attestation by
				  the applicant describing if the applicant will engage in onsite marihuana sales
				  to, and allow onsite consumption by, person 21 years of age or older at the
				  temporary marihuana event.
(viii)
				  The date and signature of the applicant.
(j) A list of all licensees and employees who
				  will be providing onsite sales of marihuana products at the temporary marihuana
				  event. If the list of licensees and employees participating in the temporary
				  marihuana event changes after the application is submitted or after the
				  temporary marihuana event license is issued, the applicant shall submit an
				  updated list and an updated diagram to the agency not less than 72 hours before
				  the event. Licensees not on the list submitted to the agency may not
				  participate in the temporary marihuana event.
(k) A responsible operations plan that
				  includes a detailed explanation of how employees will monitor and prevent
				  over-intoxication, underage access to the designated consumption establishment,
				  the illegal sale or distribution of marihuana or marihuana products within the
				  consumption establishment, and any other potential criminal activity on the
				  premises.