Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2019 11 25

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes October 28, 2019 Page 6 of 8 • Building a strong employee culture with a shared commitment to anti - diversion policies. • Enforcing strict chain of custody and inventory control procedures. • Implementing and patrolling state-of-the-art surveillance system. Chain of Custody The plan is to use Flow Hub's inventory control system that tracks plants form seed to final product via a chain -of -command barcode system. • Highly compliant with the regulations defined by state and local authorities • Incorporates technology to provide tracking mechanisms for each plant in a harvest, raw materials, finished products and byproducts as well as policies and protocols for chain of custody • This inventory system will chronicle every step, ingredient, activity, transaction, and dispensary agent, registered qualifying patient, or personal caregiver who handles, obtains, or possesses the product. Benefits to the City of Louisville • Local Job Creation • Enhancing security of the area • Community Engagement • Sales Tax Revenue • Charitable Contributions to local causes Mr. Banks concluded his presentation. Machado called for members of the audience to speak in favor of the application. Anna Cohen noted she is a medical marijuana card holder and was glad to see a retail marijuana store in this location. Machado called for anyone wishing to speak against the application. Each speaker took the oath. Scott McElroy, 1873 Sweet Clover, noted he had previously sent an email and wanted it be made a part of the record. He said this was a bad location for a marijuana store, notice was not properly given to neighbors, the application was missing a ventilation plan, site plan and signage plan. He asked the Authority deny the license. Chairperson Machado noted the Authority had in front of them several emails sent by neighbors. He moved the power point presentation by the applicant