Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 453A - Medical Use of Marijuana › PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICAL MARIJUANA › Requirements for Independent Testing Laboratories › Section 453A.Sec. 111 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To prevent unauthorized access to
				marijuana at a marijuana establishment, the marijuana establishment must have:
(a) Security equipment to deter and prevent
				unauthorized entrance into limited access areas that includes, without
				limitation:
(1) Devices or a series of devices
				to detect unauthorized intrusion, which may include a signal system
				interconnected with a radio frequency method, such as cellular or private radio
				signals, or other mechanical or electronic device, and which, for a marijuana
				cultivation facility which engages in outdoor cultivation, covers the entirety
				of the cultivation area and the perimeter and exterior area of the marijuana
				cultivation facility;
(2) Exterior
				lighting to facilitate surveillance which, for a marijuana cultivation facility
				which engages in outdoor cultivation:
(I)
				When the lighting would not interfere with the growing cycle of a crop, covers
				the entirety of the cultivation area and the perimeter and exterior area of the
				marijuana cultivation facility; and
(II) When the lighting would interfere with
				the growing cycle of a crop, covers the perimeter and exterior area of the
				marijuana cultivation facility;
(3) Electronic monitoring, including, without
				limitation, each of the following:
(I) At
				least one call-up monitor that is 19 inches or more.
(II) A video printer capable of immediately
				producing a clear still photo from any video camera image, which photo must be
				provided to the Department for review upon request.
(III) Video cameras with a recording
				resolution of at least 1920 x 1080, or the equivalent, at a rate of at least 15
				frames per second which provide coverage of all entrances and exits of the
				building, any room or area that holds a vault and any point-of-sale location,
				which record 24 hours per day, which are capable of being accessed remotely by
				a law enforcement agency in real time upon request and which may record motion
				only. A video camera providing coverage of a point-of-sale location must allow
				for the identification of any person purchasing marijuana.
(IV) Video cameras with a recording
				resolution of at least 720 x 480, or the equivalent, at a rate of at least 15
				frames per second which provide coverage of all limited access areas not
				described in sub-subparagraph (III) and any activity in or adjacent to the
				establishment, which record 24 hours per day, which are capable of being
				accessed remotely by a law enforcement agency in real time upon request, which
				may record motion only and which, for a marijuana cultivation facility which
				engages in outdoor cultivation, cover the entirety of the cultivation area and
				the perimeter and exterior area of the marijuana cultivation
				facility.
(V) A video camera which
				is capable of identifying any activity occurring within the marijuana
				establishment in low light conditions 24 hours per day.
(VI) A method for storing video recordings
				from the video cameras for at least 30 calendar days in a secure on-site or
				off-site location or through a service or network that provides on-demand
				access to the recordings and providing copies of the recordings to the
				Department for review upon request and at the expense of the marijuana
				establishment.
(VII) A failure
				notification system that provides an audible and visual notification of any
				failure in the electronic monitoring system.
(VIII) Sufficient battery backup for video
				cameras and recording equipment to support at least 5 minutes of recording in
				the event of a power outage;
(4) Immediate automatic or electronic
				notification to alert local law enforcement agencies of an unauthorized breach
				of security at the marijuana establishment in the interior of each building of
				the marijuana establishment; and
(5) For a marijuana cultivation facility
				which engages in outdoor cultivation:
(I) An
				alarm system and video cameras which are monitored 24 hours per day;
(II) An exterior barrier, determined to be
				appropriate by local law enforcement, which is located around the perimeter of
				the marijuana cultivation facility and which consists of a solid block wall or
				chain link fence with a height of at least 8 feet and an additional fence with
				a height of at least 8 feet located at least 10 feet and not more than 20 feet
				inside of the solid block wall or chain link fence; and
(III) A secure block building which is
				approved by the Department as suitable to dry and store marijuana and which
				meets the security and sanitation requirements for a marijuana cultivation
				facility which engages in indoor cultivation of marijuana.