01-001 C.M.R. ch. 274, § II - Application Process
A. Each applicant
for a hemp grower license must submit a signed, complete, accurate and legible
application to the Department at least 30 days prior to her/his intended
planting date.
B. Applicants
applying to renew a grower license must submit the same information and fees as
applicants applying for a new grower license. In addition, applicants for
renewal must include, on the application, the licensing numbers of any previous
grower licenses held and year of issuance of those grower licenses.
C. The applicant must provide:
1. Name, address, telephone number, email
address and other contact information as needed for the individual that will
become the licensee;
2. Name of
business, address of principal business location, full name and title of all
key participants, a business email address, the business employer
identification number and other contact information as needed;
3. If required by the USDA-AMS federal
regulations, 7 CFR 990, a criminal history report for all key participants and
authorized representatives;
4. A
detailed description of the land area or indoor facility to be used for the
production of hemp including, but not limited to: a map, aerial photograph or
global positioning coordinates sufficient for locating production fields; the
floor plan of any indoor facilities; and the boundaries, dimensions, and size
of the growing area;
5. A signed
and dated statement that the applicant is the owner or legal occupant of the
growing area or indoor facility to be used for cultivation of hemp, or a
statement, signed by the owner of the growing area or indoor facility,
consenting to that use;
6. The
estimated planting date for the first crop.
7. Any other information the Department
determines is necessary for enforcing the hemp law and these rules.
E. Each applicant for grower
licensure shall submit a non-refundable application fee of $100 with the
application. Fees will not be refunded if a license is not granted.
F. Incomplete applications will not be
processed.
G. False, inaccurate or
misleading information provided on an application is grounds for license
denial. Grower licenses may be denied to applicants who have previously had a
hemp grower license revoked or have violated any rules or statutes contained in
CMR 01-001 Chapter 274 or MRS Title 7, Chapter 406-A.
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