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File Number: 16-474 <br />group is of three (3) or less individuals, and distributing, cultivating or processing the <br />marijuana from a residential unit or a single non-residential parcel of land. Associations of <br />three (3) or less qualified patients or primary caregivers shall not be required to obtain a <br />Dispensary permit under this Chapter, but must comply with all applicable State Laws and <br />the Attorney General Guidelines. <br />(c)The City shall issue no more than three (3) valid permits for the operation of <br />dispensaries in the City. <br />(d)In addition to the requirements specified in Chapter 2-2 related to Business <br />Licenses, the permit application for a Dispensary shall set forth the following <br />information: <br />(1)Unless it is determined by the City that the location will not impact the peace, <br />order and welfare of the public, evidence that the proposed location of such Dispensary is <br />not within one thousand (1000’) feet of a public or private school, public library, youth center <br />(serving youth ages eighteen (18) and under), parks and recreation facilities, facilities for <br />religious worship and incidental religious education and five hundred (500’) feet from a <br />residential zone. The proposed Dispensaries must be located in a commercial or industrial <br />zone, or its equivalent as may be amended, of the City. <br />(2)A complete description of the type, nature and extent of the enterprise to be <br />conducted. <br />(3)A plan of operations that will describe how the Dispensary will operate <br />consistent with State law, the provisions of this Chapter, the City’s Municipal and Zoning <br />Codes, and conditions of approval including but not limited to: <br />(i)Controls to verify medical marijuana will be dispensed only to <br />qualified patients and primary caregivers; and <br />(ii)Controls to acquire, possess, transport and distribute marijuana to and <br />from members, and plans to ensure marijuana is acquired as part of a closed-circuit of <br />marijuana cultivation and consumption. <br />(iii)A security plan, as a separate document, outlining the proposed <br />security arrangements for ensuring the safety of persons and to protect the premises from <br />theft and burglary, and employees and customers from robbery. The security plan shall be <br />reviewed by the Police Department and shall be a public record exempt from disclosure <br />pursuant to California Government Code Section 6255(a). <br />(iv)Such other information deemed necessary to conduct any <br />investigation or background check of the applicant, and for the City to determine <br />compliance with this Chapter, the City’s Municipal Code and Zoning Code. <br />(e)The City Manager shall designate the investigating official to whom an application <br />shall be referred. In recommending the granting or denying of such permit and in granting or <br />denying the same, such designee shall give particular consideration to the capacity, <br />capitalization, and history of the applicant and any other factors that in the City’s discretion it <br />deems necessary to maintain the peace, order and welfare of the public. The City Manager <br />on his or her own power and in addition to any other conditions of approval imposed by any <br />Page 5 City of San Leandro Printed on 9/27/2016