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Local Licensing Authority <br />Minutes <br />February 24, 2014 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />Lipton asked about any physicians being no longer allowed to write for medical <br />marijuana. Ms. Gillette responded the center can have no affiliation with the <br />doctors by law. <br />Machado asked if there had been any issues with the federal government. Mr. <br />Gindi responded no. <br />Hughes questioned the layout of the business for the medical and the retail. Mr. <br />Gindi responded having the dual license, he chose to have one space and serve <br />only 21 years old and over for both. There are different rooms for retail and <br />medical sales. Ms. Gillette reported there had to be virtual separation and <br />identification was required for both with the red card also required for the <br />medical. A person will take the identification at reception and be checked again <br />once they reach the sales room. Mr. Gindi reported even if the space changed at <br />all, he would require the checking of identification before any sales are made. <br />Authority Attorney Culley asked for verification no one under the age of 21 would <br />be allowed on the premises. Mr. Gindi reported the intent was to allow no one <br />under the age of 21 on the premises and signage would be posted. <br />Chairperson Carlson asked if anyone else wanted to speak for or against the <br />application. Hearing no comments, he asked the applicant for final comments. <br />Mr. Gindi thanked the Authority. <br />Carlson closed the public hearing and asked for Authority comment. Hughes <br />noted the application seemed to meet the criteria for granting a dual license and <br />expressed caution and need for oversight as this is a new type of license. <br />Rommelfanger moved the Local Licensing Authority of the City of Louisville find <br />the applicant is of good moral character, all City and State law requirements have <br />been met and, based on these findings, the Local Licensing Authority approve <br />issuance of a retail /medical marijuana combined use license for Compassionate <br />Pain Management, LLC d /b /a Compassionate Pain Management conditioned <br />upon State approval. Lipton seconded. Roll Call Vote: Lipton — yes, Machado — <br />yes, Rommelfanger — yes, Hughes — yes and Carlson — yes. License approved. <br />Police Department Reports <br />Sergeant Lanphere commented there was a report in the last LLA packet where <br />follow up with the establishment was questioned. He stated depending on the <br />incident, focus was not always on liquor establishment investigation. <br />Secretary's Report <br />