Missouri Code of State Regulations
Title 2 - DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Division 70 - Plant Industries
Chapter 14 - Missouri Cannabidiol Oil Rules
Section 2 CSR 70-14.030 - Supporting Forms, Documents, Plans, and Other Information to be Submitted with the Applicant's Application for a Cultivation and Production Facility License
Universal Citation: 2 MO Code of State Regs 70-14.030
Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 6, March 15, 2024
PURPOSE: Outlines supporting information that must be submitted along with application for a cultivation and production facility license.
(1) The applicant must submit to the director-
(A) A signed
affidavit, on a form provided by the department, attesting to the applicant's
acknowledgement and agreement to-
1. Follow
inspection, testing, labeling, record keeping, and production requirements as
established in section
261.265,
RSMo and any regulations issued thereunder;
2. Pay the costs associated with sampling,
labeling, and testing hemp and hemp extract as established in section
261.265,
RSMo and any regulations issued thereunder;
3. Submit fingerprints for and pay the
associated costs of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and Federal Bureau of
Investigation fingerprint-criminal background checks for the non-profit
entity's officers, board members, and all employees;
4. Certify that no board member, officer, or
any employee has been convicted of any disqualifying
offense/conviction;
5. Notify local
law enforcement officials that hemp will be grown within their jurisdiction,
including the location of the cultivation and production facility;
6. Maintain a practical system to secure the
facility from criminal activity. Said plan shall include, but is not limited
to, lighting, physical barriers, video surveillance, and alarms;
7. Maintain a waste management plan that
complies with the requirements of section
261.265,
RSMo; and
8. Maintain a hemp
monitoring system as defined in section
261.265,
RSMo.
(B) Official
copies of the Missouri State Highway Patrol and Federal Bureau of Investigation
fingerprint-criminal background checks for the non-profit entity's officers,
board members, and all employees.
(C) The non-profit's operating
by-laws.
(D) A copy of each
license/registration/authorization document verifying current or previous
licensure relating to the cultivation and production of hemp and hemp extract
in another state or jurisdiction.
(E) A location map of the area surrounding
the proposed cultivation and production facility. The map must clearly
demonstrate that the proposed facility is not located within two thousand
(2,000) feet of the property line of a pre-existing public or private
preschool, elementary school, middle (junior high) school, high school, daycare
facility, home day care, or an area zoned for residential use.
(F) A document explaining the applicant's
ability to fulfill the requirements found in each measure of this section.
1. Proposed facility.
A. Measure 1. The applicant shall provide
evidence that the proposed facility is suitable for effective and safe
cultivation and production of hemp and hemp extract; sufficient in land,
building size, power allocation, ventilation, lighting, and interior layout;
sufficient in area for storage, handling, processing, production, and
distribution of hemp and hemp extract.
B. Measure 2. The applicant shall provide
evidence of the ability to expand the facility's production and distribution to
meet qualified patient demand.
2. Proposed staffing plan.
A. Measure 3. The applicant shall provide a
statement verifying staff experience with agricultural cultivation techniques
and industry standards, including experience with the cultivation of
agricultural or horticultural products, operating an agriculturally related
business, or operating a horticultural business including, the submission of
any academic degrees and certifications of all board members, officers, and
employees.
B. Measure 4. The
applicant shall provide a staffing plan that will ensure adequate experience
and staffing for all business hours, safe hemp and hemp extract production,
sanitation, security, and theft prevention.
C. Measure 5. The applicant shall provide a
plan and an employee handbook which includes a working guide to the
understanding of the day-to-day administration of personnel policies and
practices.
3.
Cultivation and production plan.
A. Measure 6.
The applicant shall provide a cultivation and production plan that outlines
their facility operations for producing hemp extract in compliance with the act
and any regulations issued thereunder.
B. Measure 7. The applicant shall describe
its plan to provide a continuous, uninterrupted supply of hemp
extract.
C. Measure 8. The
applicant shall provide evidence relating to knowledge of cultivation and
production methods to be used in the cultivation and production of hemp. The
applicant shall list the hemp varieties to be cultivated and its experience
with growing those varieties.
D.
Measure 9. The applicant shall describe the steps that will be taken to ensure
the quality of the hemp, including the purity and consistency of the hemp
extract.
4. Product
safety and labeling plan.
A. Measure 10. The
applicant shall describe its plan for providing safe and accurate packaging and
labeling of hemp extract.
B.
Measure 11. The applicant shall describe its plan for testing hemp to ensure it
is free of contaminates including, but not limited to, pesticides and
microbiological organisms.
C.
Measure 12. The applicant shall describe its plan for establishing a recall of
the applicant's hemp extract in the event that the hemp extract is shown by
testing or other means to be potentially defective or have a reasonable
probability that its use or exposure to will cause adverse health consequences.
The plan must include the method of identification of the packaged hemp extract
containers involved, notification to those whom the hemp extract was
distributed to, and how the hemp extract will be disposed of if returned to or
retrieved by the applicant.
5. Security plan.
A. Measure 13. The applicant shall provide
evidence of its ability to prevent the theft or diversion of hemp and hemp
extract and how the applicant will assist the department, Missouri Highway
Patrol, and local law enforcement.
B. Measure 14. The applicant shall describe
its plan for record keeping, tracking, and monitoring production, distribution,
inventory, quality control, security, and other policies and procedures in
place to discourage unlawful activity.
C. Measure 15. The applicant shall describe a
plan for disposition of unusable, adulterated, misbranded, and recalled hemp
and hemp extract and the applicant's coordination with department, Missouri
Highway Patrol, and local law enforcement for its disposal; and
(G) Any additional
documentation the director deems necessary for the application process. The
director may require a site inspection of the facility prior to
approval.
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