Today the Washington State Liquor Control Board adopted a Revised Interim Policy on Recreational Marijuana. This policy is needed to implement ESHB 2304 which was passed during the 2014 legislative session. The interim policy will be in effect until permanent rules are adopted. A CR 101 was filed with the Code Reviser’s Office on June [...]
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Interim Policy: Recreational Marijuana
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Notice to Marijuana License Applicants
Dear Applicant, As you are aware, our Marijuana Licensing Unit is processing a large amount of marijuana license applications to get the recreational marijuana market up and running. However, a significant portion of our License Investigators’ time (approximately 25 percent) is spent re-working applications when the applicant makes changes to the business structure and/or location [...]
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