A. 
Cannabis cultivators may be allowed in I-1 Industrial Park (indoor only) and R-1A Rural Residential (indoor only) zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures in this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis cultivator uses:
1. 
Cannabis cultivator may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
All cultivation must occur in a completely enclosed building and may not occur in greenhouses, hoop houses, tents or similar structures.
3. 
The registration of a Cannabis Cultivator business must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
c. 
Measures for ensuring that light and glare from interior lighting will be confined to the interior of the building;
d. 
Measures for ensuring that all state and local standards related to odors are satisfied, including, without limitation, standards adopted by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
A. 
Cannabis delivery services may be allowed in I-1 Industrial and BIT Business/Industrial Transitional zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with the Zoning Ordinance. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis delivery services:
1. 
Cannabis delivery services may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
The registration of a Cannabis Delivery Service must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Cannabis events may be allowed in the B-1 Central Business, B-2 General Business and BIT - Business/ Industrial Transitional zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis events:
1. 
Cannabis events must submit a Special Event Permit as outlined in Chapter 245 of the City of Isanti Ordinance.
2. 
Cannabis events may not occur within 300 feet of a school.
3. 
Cannabis events may occur for no more than four consecutive days, there must be at least 30 days between events and no single site may host more than two events per calendar year.
4. 
Cannabis events are prohibited on any City-owned property.
5. 
Cannabis events may not take place outdoors and must be held in a completely enclosed building.
6. 
The on-site consumption of cannabis or hemp products during any cannabis event are allowed.
7. 
Details for the event must be included in a Special Event Permit Application submitted to the City Council for approval. There is no fee for this application.
8. 
Retail sales are permitted so long as compliance with all applicable provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 342, and any rules promulgated by the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management are followed.
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Cannabis event organizers may be allowed in the B-1 Central Business, B-2 General Business, B-3 Neighborhood Business, BIT Business/Industrial Transitional, and I-1 Industrial Park zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with in this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis event organizers:
1. 
The cannabis event organizer must complete a Special Event Permit Application as outlined in Chapter 245 of the City of Isanti Ordinance, which will be reviewed by the City Council for approval. The permit application must include:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
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Cannabis manufacturers may be allowed in I-1 Industrial zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with the Zoning Ordinance. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis manufacturers:
1. 
Cannabis manufacturer may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
Cannabis manufacturing may not take place outdoors and must occur in a completely enclosed building.
3. 
The registration of a cannabis manufacturer must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management; and
c. 
Measures for ensuring that all state and local standards related to odors are satisfied, including, without limitation, standards adopted by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
A. 
Cannabis mezzobusinesses may be allowed in the applicable zone for the cultivation, manufacturing and/or dispensary use if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis mezzobusinesses:
1. 
Cannabis mezzobusinesses may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
Cannabis mezzobusinesses may not take place outdoors and must occur in a completely enclosed building.
3. 
All cultivation activities conducted as part of a cannabis mezzobusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis cultivators (see Subdivision 1 of this section).
4. 
All manufacturing activities conducted as part of a cannabis mezzobusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis manufacturers (see Subdivision 5 of this section).
5. 
All cannabis retail sales activities conducted as part of a cannabis mezzobusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis retailers (See Subdivision 11 of this section), however, that such activities may be conducted in the I-1 or BIT zoning districts only if done as an accessory to cultivation or manufacturing activities as detailed in Sections 8 and 10 of this Zoning Ordinance.
A. 
Cannabis microbusinesses may be allowed in the applicable zone for the cultivation, manufacturing and/or dispensary use as detailed below if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis microbusinesses:
1. 
Cannabis microbusinesses may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
Cannabis microbusinesses may not take place outdoors and must occur in a completely enclosed building.
3. 
All cultivation activities conducted as part of a cannabis microbusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis cultivators see Subdivision 1 of this section).
4. 
All manufacturing activities conducted as part of a cannabis microbusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis manufacturers (see Subdivision 5 of this section).
5. 
All cannabis retail sales activities conducted as part of a cannabis microbusiness are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis retailers (See Subdivision 11 of this section), however, that such activities may be conducted in the I-1 or BIT zoning districts only if done as an accessory to cultivation or manufacturing activities as detailed in Articles 8 and 10 of this Zoning Ordinance.
A. 
Cannabis testing facilities may be allowed in I-1 Industrial Park and BIT Business/Industrial Transitional zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis testing facilities:
1. 
Cannabis testing facilities may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
The registration of cannabis testing facilities must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Cannabis transporters may be allowed in I-1 Industrial and BIT Business/Industrial Transitional zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis transporters:
1. 
Cannabis transporters may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
The registration of a cannabis transporter must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Cannabis wholesalers may be allowed in I-1 Industrial and BIT Business/Industrial Transitional zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed within this section. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis wholesalers:
1. 
Cannabis wholesalers may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
All storage and warehousing must occur in a completely enclosed building.
3. 
The registration of a cannabis wholesaler must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Cannabis retailers may be allowed in the B-1 Central Business, B-2 General Business, B-3 Neighborhood Business, BIT Business/Industrial Transitional, and I-1 Industrial Park zoning district if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with the Zoning Ordinance. The following supplemental regulations apply to cannabis wholesalers:
1. 
Dispensaries may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
The registration of a cannabis retailer must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Lower-potency hemp edible manufacturers may be allowed in I-1 Industrial zoning districts if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with the Zoning Ordinance. The following supplemental regulations apply to Lower-Potency Hemp Edible Manufacturer:
1. 
Lower-potency hemp edible manufacturers may not be located within 300 feet of a school;
2. 
Lower-potency hemp edible manufacturers may not take place outdoors and must occur in a completely enclosed building;
3. 
The registration of a Lower-potency hemp edible manufacturer must include the following:
a. 
Security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management;
b. 
Waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management; and
c. 
Measures for ensuring that all state and local standards related to odors are satisfied, including, without limitation, standards adopted by the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
A. 
Lower-potency hemp edible retailers are only permitted in B-1 Central Business, B-2 General Business, B-3 Neighborhood Business, BIT Business/Industrial Transitional, and I-1 Industrial Park zoning districts. The following supplemental regulations apply to lower-potency hemp edible retailers:
1. 
On-site consumption of lower-potency hemp edibles is prohibited unless the business holds a valid on-sale liquor license.
2. 
All locations shall have an approved security plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
3. 
All locations shall have an approved waste management plan consistent with all requirements of the State Office of Cannabis Management.
A. 
Medical cannabis combination businesses may be allowed in the applicable zone for the cultivation, manufacturing and/or dispensary use as detailed below if approved in accordance with the permit procedures listed with the Zoning Ordinance. The following supplemental regulations apply to medical cannabis combination businesses:
1. 
Medical cannabis combination businesses may not be located within 300 feet of a school.
2. 
Medical cannabis combination businesses may not take place outdoors and must be held in a completely enclosed building.
3. 
All cultivation activities conducted as part of a medical cannabis combination businesses are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis cultivators (see AA 350-13-6.1 of this section).
4. 
All manufacturing activities conducted as part of a medical cannabis combination businesses are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis manufacturers (see AA 350-13-6.5 of this section).
5. 
All cannabis retail sales activities conducted as part of a medical cannabis combination businesses are subject to all regulations that apply to cannabis retailers (See AA 350-13-6.11 of this section), however, that such activities may be conducted in the I-1 or BIT zoning districts only if done as an accessory to cultivation or manufacturing activities as detailed in Articles 8 and 10 of this Zoning Ordinance.