City Charter, Administrative Code, and Municipal Code

SEC. 104.03. APPLICATION PROCEDURE.

ancellation of its Operating Permit at the original Business Premises before an Operating Permit for the new Business Premises may be issued. The Licensee shall meet all Temporary Approval or Operating Permit requirements at the new Business Premises prior to conducting Commercial Cannabis Activity. Any Temporary Approval or Operating Permit issued for the Storefront Retailer Commercial Cannabis Activity (Type 10) at the original Business Premises shall expire no later than 180 days from the date the Business Premises Relocation Fee is paid. DCR may, in its sole discretion, grant an extension beyond the initial 180 days by allowing a Licensee to renew, in 90 day increments, a Temporary Approval or Operating Permit issued at the prior Business Premises location if it would not prevent DCR from issuing a Temporary Approval or Operating Permit to another commercial cannabis business. The original Business Premises for a Licensee approved to relocate shall not be considered for the purposes of distancing requirements under LAMC Section 105.02(a)(1)(B) during the initial 180-day period. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,451, Eff. 12/30/24.) 10. Other Modifications. DCR may consider other modifications on a case-by-case basis. The Applicant or Licensee shall submit a modification request form and pay the required modification fees to Section 104.19. (d) Calculation of Time. Unless otherwise specified, when the final day for the filing of an application or appeal, or the payment of fees, falls on a Saturday, Sunday or City holiday, the time for filing shall be extended to the close of the next Business Day, and the effective or final date of any action, decision or determination shall be extended by the same amount of time. (e) Payments. Unless otherwise specified, payments may be considered timely paid if an Applicant or Licensee schedules and confirms a payment appointment with the Office of Finance by the date of the payment deadline, notwithstanding that the payment appointment may occur after the date of the payment deadline. For the purpose of renewal payments due under LAMC Section 104.12(a) only, payments may also be considered timely paid if enclosed in a properly addressed envelope with sufficient postage, deposited in the mail, and postmarked by the payment deadline. (Amended by Ord. No. 188,686, Eff. 9/11/25.) (f) Abandonment. 1.