Provisions applicable to all licenses.
Denver Revised Municipal Code § 6-306
in effectSec. 6-306. - Provisions applicable to all licenses.
(a) Inspections and permits. The manager shall not issue a local license until the applicant has completed all required inspections and received all necessary permits, including, but not limited to, right-of-way permits, zoning permits, and fire and building permits.
(b) Compliance with state law. In addition to the requirements set forth in this article VI, all licensees shall comply with applicable provisions in the Colorado Natural Medicine Code and the Natural Medicine Health Act of 2022.
(c) Records. A licensee must provide on-demand access to on-premises records, including records related to adverse health events, the inventory tracking system and video surveillance, following a request from any law enforcement officer or other city official, during normal business hours or hours of apparent operation, and must provide access to off-premises records within three (3) business days following a request.
(d) Background checks. Prior to the issuance of any local license, the manager may make a finding and determination as to the applicant's fitness for issuance of a license. In doing so, the manager may incorporate any findings previously made by the state licensing authority and consider whether convictions pose a threat to the regulation or control of natural medicine.
(e) Shared premises of natural medicine testing facility and regulated marijuana testing facility. A natural medicine testing facility and a regulated marijuana testing facility may share the same licensed premises only to the extent allowed by the Colorado Natural Medicine Code.
(f) License conditions. In approving a healing center application, the manager may conduct an investigation and impose reasonable restrictions on the license. The manager shall issue a written report enumerating the conditions that make such restrictions necessary. All such restrictions shall be in writing, attached to the license; and continue to apply to renewed or transferred licenses, unless canceled by the manager.
(g) License conditions—Violations. In addition to the grounds stated in chapter 32 of this Code, violations of restrictions on the license shall be grounds to suspend or revoke any license issued under this chapter.
(h) Requirements for reporting adverse health events. In addition to reporting requirements under state law, all licensees shall report every adverse health event to the local department of public health and environment within two (2) business days of occurrence.
(Ord. No. 132-25, § 2, 3-3-25; Ord. No. 1003-25, § 3, 7-28-25)
Source: City and County of Denver, Revised Municipal Code and Charter (Municode Library, library.municode.com)URL: https://library.municode.com/co/denver/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TITIIREMUCO_CH6ALCANAME_ARTVIDENAMECO_S6-306PRAPALLIFetched: 10/27/2026