Nevada Assembly Bill 402, which would have decriminalized possessing, using and cultivating pot under certain established regulations, died in committee. The bill would have established a minimum age limit of 21 for usage and instituted a 25% excise tax. However, the legislature did pass a bill that does permit Nevada medical marijuana dispensaries under certain limited conditions.
The application to open Nevada medical marijuana dispensaries asks for various information including: The physical address of the prospective dispensary; evidence that the applicant controls at least a quarter of a million dollars in liquid assets; evidence that the applicant has permission to use or own the property where the dispensary would be located; the applicant's fingerprints; and operating procedures. There are only 10 business days a year that the Nevada State Health Division accepts medical marijuana establishment applications.
Nevada Assembly Bill 402, which would have decriminalized possessing, using and cultivating pot under certain established regulations, died in committee. The bill would have established a minimum age limit of 21 for usage and instituted a 25% excise tax. However, the legislature did pass a bill that does permit Nevada medical marijuana dispensaries under certain limited conditions.
The application to open Nevada medical marijuana dispensaries asks for various information including: The physical address of the prospective dispensary; evidence that the applicant controls at least a quarter of a million dollars in liquid assets; evidence that the applicant has permission to use or own the property where the dispensary would be located; the applicant's fingerprints; and operating procedures. There are only 10 business days a year that the Nevada State Health Division accepts medical marijuana establishment applications.