A. 
A person may not extract marijuana concentrate for sale or formulate or manufacture any marijuana product for sale unless that person has obtained a marijuana product manufacturing facility license from the municipality in compliance with this chapter, or is an employee or agent acting for a licensed marijuana product manufacturing facility.
B. 
A person seeking a marijuana product manufacturing facility license must:
1. 
Submit an application for a marijuana product manufacturing facility license on a form the municipal clerk prescribes, including the information set out under section 10.80.020, section 10.80.021, and section 10.80.520; and
2. 
Demonstrate to the assembly's satisfaction that the applicant will operate in compliance with:
a. 
Each applicable provision of sections 10.80.500 through 10.80.545 and sections 10.80.700 through 10.80.755; and
b. 
Each applicable land use, public health, fire, safety, and tax law of the municipality.
C. 
A licensee of a marijuana product manufacturing facility, or an employee or agent of a marijuana product manufacturing facility, may not have an ownership interest in or a direct or indirect financial interest in a licensed marijuana testing facility.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A licensed marijuana product manufacturing facility, including a marijuana concentrate manufacturing facility, is authorized to:
1. 
Purchase marijuana from a marijuana cultivation facility or from another marijuana product manufacturing facility;
2. 
Extract marijuana concentrate in compliance with 3 AAC 306.555;
3. 
Manufacture, refine, process, cook, package, label, and store marijuana products approved under 3 AAC 306.525, including:
a. 
Marijuana concentrate;
b. 
Any product intended for consumption or use on the body that is comprised of marijuana and other ingredients, including edible products, ointments, salves, patches, or tinctures;
4. 
Sell, distribute, or deliver marijuana extract or any marijuana product only to a licensed retail marijuana store or to another licensed marijuana product manufacturing facility;
5. 
Provide and transport samples of marijuana concentrate or other marijuana product to a licensed marijuana testing facility for testing;
6. 
Provide a sample of marijuana concentrate or a marijuana product approved under 3 AAC 306.525 to a licensed retail marijuana store for the purpose of negotiating a sale;
7. 
Store inventory in a restricted access area on the licensed premises as provided in section 10.80.535;
8. 
Transport marijuana in compliance with section 10.80.750;
9. 
Conduct in-house testing for the marijuana product manufacturing facility's own use.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A licensed marijuana product manufacturing facility, including a licensed marijuana concentrate manufacturing facility, may not:
1. 
Sell, deliver, distribute, or transfer marijuana, marijuana concentrate, or a marijuana product directly to a consumer, with or without compensation;
2. 
Sell marijuana, marijuana concentrate, or a marijuana product that is not manufactured, packaged, and labeled in compliance with 3 AAC 306.500—3 AAC 306.570;
3. 
Allow any person, including a licensee, employee, or agent, to consume marijuana, marijuana concentrate, or a marijuana product on the licensed premises; and
4. 
Manufacture or sell any product that:
a. 
Is an adulterated food or drink;
b. 
Closely resembles a familiar food or drink item including candy; or
c. 
Is packaged to look like candy, or in bright colors or with cartoon characters or other pictures or images that would appeal to children.
B. 
A licensed marijuana product manufacturing facility may not accept any marijuana from a marijuana cultivation facility or another marijuana product manufacturing facility unless:
1. 
All marijuana in the shipment is properly identified with a label generated in the marijuana inventory tracking system of the facility that provided the marijuana; and
2. 
A valid transport manifest showing the source and destination of the marijuana is attached to the shipment.
C. 
In this section, "closely resemble" or "look like" means the product or its packaging has a shape, color, markings, or decorative patterns that are familiar to the public from a widely distributed branded food product, so that the marijuana product could reasonably be mistaken for that branded product, especially by children.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
An applicant for a new marijuana product manufacturing facility license must have submitted an application to the State Marijuana Control Board for a state marijuana product manufacturing license deemed complete by the Board, and must file with the municipal clerk a copy of all materials the applicant submitted the Marijuana Control Board in accordance with 3 AAC 306.520, and section 10.80.021.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall ensure that each licensee, employee, or agent:
1. 
Obtains a marijuana handler permit as provided in 3 AAC 306.700 before being present or employed at the marijuana product manufacturing facility's licensed premises; and
2. 
Has the marijuana handler permit card in the person's immediate possession, or a valid copy on file on the premises, at all times while on the marijuana product manufacturing facility's licensed premises.
B. 
A licensee, employee, or agent of a marijuana product manufacturing facility who handles marijuana at the facility shall obtain a food worker card in compliance with 18 AAC 31.330 and keep that card in that person's possession at all times while on the licensed premises of the marijuana product manufacturing facility.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall conduct any extraction or product manufacturing operation in a restricted access area in compliance with section 10.80.710.
B. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall have full video surveillance of the licensed premises as provided in section 10.80.720, including each area where:
1. 
Marijuana concentrate is produced;
2. 
Any operation involved in manufacturing any product containing marijuana occurs;
3. 
Marijuana or a marijuana product is stored or stockpiled; or
4. 
Marijuana waste is destroyed.
C. 
Any area where marijuana or a marijuana product is stored must be moisture-and-temperature controlled and protected from pests and vermin.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall use a marijuana inventory tracking system as provided in section 10.80.730 to ensure that the marijuana product manufacturing facility identifies and tracks any marijuana or marijuana product from the time the marijuana or marijuana product is received, through:
1. 
Use of the marijuana or marijuana product in manufacturing any other marijuana product;
2. 
Sale or transfer of the marijuana or marijuana product originally received, or any marijuana product manufactured at that marijuana product manufacturing facility to another licensed marijuana establishment; and
3. 
Disposal of any expired or outdated marijuana or marijuana product that is not sold or transferred to another licensed marijuana establishment.
B. 
When marijuana from a marijuana cultivation facility or a marijuana product from another marijuana product manufacturing facility is delivered or transported to the licensed premises of a marijuana product manufacturing facility, the marijuana product manufacturing facility shall immediately enter tracking information for that marijuana or marijuana product into the marijuana inventory tracking system. A marijuana product manufacturing facility may not accept any marijuana or marijuana product that does not have a valid transport manifest generated from the marijuana inventory tracking system of the licensed marijuana establishment that supplies the marijuana or marijuana product.
C. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall track any received marijuana or marijuana product to its use in a marijuana product, and shall reconcile each transaction to the marijuana product manufacturing facility's marijuana inventory tracking system at the close of business each day.
D. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall account for any variance in the quantity of marijuana or marijuana product the facility received, and the quantity the facility sold, transferred, or disposed of.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016)
A. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility shall comply with the health and safety standards set out in section 10.80.735 and at chapter 16.60 (Anchorage Food Code), if applicable.
B. 
A marijuana product manufacturing facility is subject to inspection by the municipal clerk, Anchorage Police Department, Municipal Code Enforcement, Municipal Health Department or any other local agency with health and safety responsibilities.
(AO No. 2016-16(S), § 1, 2-9-2016; AO No. 2017-71(S), § 15, 4-25-2017)
A. 
All marijuana concentrates intended for non-smoking oral consumption must be maintained at a temperature of 41 degrees F or lower after extraction process is completed.
B. 
Marijuana product manufacturing facilities may not sell marijuana concentrates intended for oral consumption to other marijuana facilities if there is reason to believe that the product has not been consistently maintained at a temperature of 41 degrees or lower since the extraction process was completed at the manufacturing facility.
C. 
The Director of the Anchorage Health Department may waive the requirements in subsections A and/or B of this section upon review of written procedures and scientific evidence submitted by the manufacturer that demonstrates that the procedures used to produce the marijuana concentrate results in a product that does not require refrigeration.
(AO No. 2017-71(S), § 16, 4-25-2017; AO No. 2018-118, § 2, 1-1-2019)