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Los Angeles Will Begin Accepting Applications for Additional Cannabis Licenses Oct. 20

The Department of Cannabis Regulation will accept applications for delivery, distribution, non-volatile manufacturing and testing labs, with delivery licenses available only to social equity applicants.

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Melissa Schiller

October 7, 2020

The Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) will begin accepting applications for additional cannabis licenses on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m., according to a recent public notice.

Regulators will accept applications for delivery, distribution, non-volatile manufacturing and testing labs, with delivery licenses available only to the city’s previously verified Social Equity Applicants.

Applicants must complete the Pre-Application Review process, and once they are deemed eligible for further processing for one or more license types, they can complete the Temporary Approval process.

The Pre-Application Review and Temporary Approval processes can be completed on DCR’s website ahead of Oct. 20.

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