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Item 25 - Ordinance Amendment No. 2022-01 - Commercial Cannabis Regulatory and Tax Updates
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Item 25 - Ordinance Amendment No. 2022-01 - Commercial Cannabis Regulatory and Tax Updates
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Exhibit 5 - Cannabis Comparative Tax Information <br />Page 1 of 6 <br /> <br />City Tax Rates* Required Permits Consumption Allowed? Notes Maximum Cap & Active Retail vs <br />Supply licenses <br />Santa Ana – Existing Adult-Use Retail 8% or $25/sf Non-discretionary. Regulatory <br />safety permit (RSP), plus <br />building permits. No CEQA <br />review required. <br />No. Status quo. Retail: Cap 30, 27 active <br />Supply: No Cap, 37 active Medicinal Retail 6% <br />Cultivation 6% or $10/sf. <br />Distribution 6% or $4/sf <br />Manufacturing 6% or $10/sf <br />Testing 1% or $1.50/sf <br />Santa Ana – Proposed Adult-Use Retail 8% or $25/sf Non-discretionary. Regulatory <br />safety permit (RSP), plus <br />building permits. No CEQA <br />review required. <br />Allow all retail storefront <br />dispensaries to have consumption <br />lounges in separate, designated <br />areas with air filtration. Indoor <br />consumption, including smoking, <br />permitted as per State. Outdoor <br />open-air smoking prohibited. Up to <br />6 total temporary/special <br />consumption events per year. <br />Santa Ana would be only city <br />between West Hollywood and <br />National City (San Diego <br />County) to allow consumption <br />lounges. Reduces taxes on <br />supply-side, slightly higher than <br />other cities, but keeps <br />streamlined and non- <br />discretionary process in place. <br />Retail: Cap 35 <br />Supply: No change Medicinal Retail 6% <br />Cultivation 4% or $7/sf <br />Distribution 4% or $3/sf <br />Manufacturing 4% or $7/sf <br />Testing 1% or $1.50/sf <br />Corona <br /> <br />Adult-Use Retail 7% operational <br />fee, up to 9% <br />Discretionary. Competitive, <br />merit-based application <br />process <br />Not stated Storefront retailers must be <br />1,000 feet from sensitive uses; <br />non-storefront business types <br />must be 600 feet from sensitive <br />uses. Operational agreement <br />required <br />Retail: Cap 12, active 1 <br />Supply: No cap, active 1 <br />Medicinal Retail 7% operational <br />fee, up to 9% <br />Cultivation No <br />Distribution 5% operational <br />fee, up to 7% <br />Manufacturing 5% operational <br />fee, up to 7% <br />Testing 2% operational <br />fee, up to 3% <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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