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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2018-10-02 PC Regular Meeting Agenda Packet CITY OF PALM DESERT REGULAR PALM DESERT PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING AGENDA f t TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2018 — 6:00 P.M. CIVIC CENTER COUNCIL CHAMBER 73-510 FRED WARING DRIVE, PALM DESERT, CA 92260 I. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IV. SUMMARY OF CITY COUNCIL ACTION V. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Any person wishing to discuss any item not scheduled for public hearing may address the Planning Commission at this point by stepping to the lectern and giving his/her name and address for the record. Remarks shall be limited to a maximum of three minutes unless additional time is authorized by the Planning Commission. Because the Brown Act does not allow the Planning Commission to take action on items not on the Agenda, Commissioners will not enter into discussion with speakers but may briefly respond or instead refer the matter to staff for report and recommendation at a future Planning Commission meeting. Reports and documents relating to each of the following items listed on the agenda, including those received following posting/distribution, are on file in the Office of the Department of Community Development and are available for public inspection during normal business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., 73-510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, CA 92260, telephone (760) 346-0611, Extension 484. VI. CONSENT CALENDAR ALL MATTERS LISTED ON THE CONSENT CALENDAR ARE CONSIDERED TO BE ROUTINE AND WILL BE ENACTED BY ONE ROLL CALL VOTE. THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THESE ITEMS UNLESS MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OR AUDIENCE REQUEST SPECIFIC ITEMS BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR FOR SEPARATE DISCUSSION AND ACTION UNDER SECTION VII, CONSENT ITEMS HELD OVER, OF THE AGENDA. AGENDA REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 2, 2018 A. MINUTES of the Regular Planning Commission meeting of September 18, 2018. Rec: Continue to the next regular meeting. Action: VII. CONSENT ITEMS HELD OVER Vill. NEW BUSINESS None IX. CONTINUED BUSINESS None X. PUBLIC HEARINGS Anyone who challenges any hearing matter in court may be limited to raising only those issues he or she raised at the public hearing described herein, or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Commission at, or prior to, the public hearing. Remarks shall be limited to a maximum of three minutes unless additional time is authorized by the Planning Commission. A. REQUEST FOR CONSIDERATION of approval for a 10,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution business for Panther Buds, LLC, located at 74-725 Joni Drive; and adoption of a Notice of Exemption in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Case No. CUP 17-0028 (Panther Buds, LLC, Palm Desert, California, Applicant). Rec: Waive further reading and adopt Planning Commission Resolution No. 2739 approving CUP 17-0028, subject to the conditions of approval. Action: XI. MISCELLANEOUS XII. COMMITTEE MEETING UPDATES A. ART IN PUBLIC PLACES B. PARKS & RECREATION XIII. COMMENTS 2 AGENDA REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OCTOBER 2, 2018 XIV. ADJOURNMENT I hereby certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California, that the foregoing agenda for the Planning Commission was posted on the City Hall bulletin board not less than 72 hours prior to the meeting. Dated this 27th day of September 2018. w 0 Monica O'Reilly, Recording SE66tary 3 PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT CITY OF PALM DESERT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT MEETING DATE: October 2, 2018 PREPARED BY: Eric Ceja, Principal Planner REQUEST: Consideration of a request for approval for a 10,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution business for Panther Buds, LLC, located at 74-725 Joni Drive; and adoption of a Notice of Exemption in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Recommendation Waive further reading and adopt Planning Commission Resolution No. 2739 approving Conditional Use Permit 17-0028 for the establishment of a 10,000- square-foot commercial cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility located at 74-725 Joni Drive, subject to the conditions of approval. Architectural Review Commission The Architectural Review Commission (ARC) reviewed the proposed project at their meeting on June 12, 2018, August 28, 2018, and September 11, 2018. At their meeting on September 11, 2018, the ARC voted unanimously in recommending approval of the faqade changes to the existing buildings to the Planning Commission. The ARC continued the item at previous meetings to allow the applicant to address architectural details related to the proposed facade and building improvements. Background Analysis A. Property Description: The 0.52-acre parcel is located on the west side of Joni Drive at the intersection with Velie Way and is developed with an existing automotive repair business, parking lot, and landscape. B. Zoning and General Plan Designation: Zone: Service Industrial (SI) General Plan: Employment October 2, 2018 - Staff Report Case No. CUP 17-0028 — Panther Buds, LLC Page 2 of 5 C. Adjacent Zoning and Land Use: North: Service Industrial — Various light industrial uses South: Service Industrial — Various light industrial uses East: Service Industrial — Various light industrial uses West: Service Industrial — City Corporate Yard Project Description The project includes fagade and tenant improvements, and minor expansion of an existing building to accommodate a new cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility. The site is developed with existing buildings, parking, and landscape improvements. The applicant, Panther Buds, LLC, is pursuing city and state permits for the operation of a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution operation. The business is located within the existing single-story industrial buildings and the applicant has identified that their business would cultivate, manufacture, and distribute cannabis products, including cannabis flower, concentrates, isolates, wax, vape pens and refills, and other wholesale cannabis products. Vehicle parking is provided within the existing developed parking areas provided at the site. Tenant improvements include the following: • 7,400 square feet of cultivation space • Flower and vegetative rooms • Manufacturing rooms • Dry and trim rooms • Offices • Security room • Vault room • Restrooms In addition, the improvements include several security features and improvements to the air handling system to mitigate any odors. There is no on-site consumption of cannabis products at this site. The cultivation and manufacturing operation expect to operate year-round and 24 hours a day. Business, delivery, and distribution hours are expected to be Monday—Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The business expects to employ six to 10 people on-site during each shift and have on-site security personnel. \\srv-fil2k3\groups\Planning\Eric Ceja\Cannabis\Cannabis\Applications\CUP 17-0028-Panther Buds\PC\PC Staff Report-PB.doc October 2, 2018 - Staff Report Case No. CUP 17-0028 — Panther Buds, LLC Page 3 of 5 Analysis A. Commercial Cannabis Businesses: In October 2017, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 1329, establishing a comprehensive set of regulations for commercial cannabis businesses. Those regulations are codified in Section 25.34.120 of the Palm Desert Municipal Code (PDMC). The Cannabis Ordinance limits the location for cannabis cultivators, manufacturers, and distributors to industrially zoned properties, and further limits their location by requiring a 1,500-square-foot separation from other cannabis businesses and 1,000-square-foot separation from schools, daycares, and youth centers. Lastly, all commercial cannabis businesses are required to submit a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) and Cannabis Regulatory Permit. The applicant has submitted all information requested for the review of both applications and meets the City's separation requirements from schools and other cannabis businesses. B. Land Use Compatibility: The original development of the property was approved by Riverside County; however, in 2017, the Planning Commission approved a CUP allowing automotive sales at the site. The automotive center is no longer operating at the property and the remaining automotive repair uses will cease operations at the site with the approval of the applicant's request. The building, which is located in, and surrounded by, the SI zoning district. The SI zoning district allows manufacturing, distribution, research and development, and service of products intended for use within Palm Desert and surrounding communities. As such, cannabis cultivators and manufacturers are limited to the SI zone and are subject to review and approval of a CUP and Cannabis Regulatory Permit. The applicant has complied with the PDMC requirements for submittal of the appropriate applications and is located in a zone that permits retail cannabis businesses. The existing industrial complex contains a number of light industrial uses that include automotive repair and sales, storage centers, office uses, the City's Corporate Yard, and Burrtec's waste and recycling yard. The City's Zoning Ordinance permits the proposed uses of cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution. In addition, there is nothing in the original approval of the site or within the center's Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that prohibits a cannabis manufacturing facility at this location. The use is similar to other uses within the center that perform light manufacturing and is compatible with the City's General Plan and zoning designations. \\srv-fil2k3\groups\Planning\Eric Ceja\Cannabis\Cannabis\Applications\CUP 17-0028-Panther Buds\PC\PC Staff Report-PS.doc October 2, 2018 - Staff Report Case No. CUP 17-0028 — Panther Buds, LLC Page 4 of 5 C. Security: The applicant is proposing a number of security measures to ensure the safety of their employees and the surrounding businesses. A security officer will be at the entrance to the building and a third-party security company will install cameras and a recording system, which will be monitored off-site. The details of the security plan comply with the City's Cannabis Ordinance and the state's requirements for security monitoring. The applicant is conditioned to maintain security surveillance footage in accordance with the City's cannabis regulations. D. Odor Control: Cannabis odors are mostly present during the "flowering" phase of cultivation operations. Although there is cultivation at this location, the applicant proposes odor mitigation measures to combat nuisance odors from the cultivation operation. The applicant is proposing to use a series of methods to limit odors from the operation. Negative air pressure will be used to limit air leakage out of the buildings. Air handling units will be upgraded with carbon filters to clean and filter the air that leaves the facility. Lastly, cannabis that leaves the facility is sealed and placed in the facility's freezer storage area until ready for distribution. Freezing of the cannabis plant reduces the odors emitted from the plant. In consultation with other jurisdictions that allow cannabis businesses, odor control is an on- going issue that needs to be addressed on a case-by-case basis. Staff is proposing a condition requiring that, should odor become an issue, the applicant takes additional measures to mitigate the issue or have the regulatory permit revoked. Public Input A public hearing notice was mailed to all property owners within 300 feet of the proposed use. In addition, the public notice was published in The Desert Sun on September 21, 2018. To date, the Community Development Department has not received any correspondence in favor or in opposition to the proposed use. Conclusion The applicant has gone through an extensive review process for compliance with the newly adopted city and state cannabis regulations. Staff believes that the applicant has demonstrated that their operation can be successful at this location, the use is compatible with the existing and surrounding businesses, and the odor and security issues meet the intent of the ordinance and can continuously be improved should nuisances arise. Since the cannabis industry is new to Palm Desert, staff foresees heavy oversight of the business. Should any issues arise, such a blatant disregard for nuisance issues, the CUP can be revoked and the business suspended from continued operations. \\srv-fil2k3\groups\Planning\Eric Ceja\Cannabis\Cannabis\Applications\CUP 17-0028-Panther Buds\PC\PC Staff Report-PS.doc October 2, 2018 - Staff Report Case No. CUP 17-0028 — Panther Buds, LLC Page 5 of 5 Environmental Review For the purposes of the CEQA, the Director of Community Development has determined that the proposal is categorically exempt under Section 15301, Class 1 (Existing Facilities) of the State CEQA Guidelines and a Notice of Exemption can be adopted. Findings of Approval Findings can be made in support of the project and in accordance with the City's Municipal Code. Findings in support of this project are contained in Planning Commission Resolution No. 2739, attached to this staff report. LEGAL REVIEW DEPT. REVIEW FINANCIAL REVIEW CITY MANAGER N/A4W N/A N/A Robert W. Hargreaves Ryan Stendell Janet Moore Lauri Aylaian City Attorney Director of Community Director of Finance City Manager Development APPLICANT: Panther Buds, LLC 74725 Joni Drive Palm Desert, CA 92260 ATTACHMENTS: 1. Draft Planning Commission Resolution No. 2739 2. Public Hearing Notice 3. Notice of Exemption 4. Exhibits Provided by the Applicant \\srv-fil2k3\groups\Planning\Eric Ceja\Cannabis\Cannabis\Applications\CUP 17-0028-Panther Buds\PC\PC Staff Report-PB.doc PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 A RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA, APPROVING A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR A CULTIVATION, MANUFACTURING, AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITY FOR A CANNABIS BUSINESS LOCATED AT 74-725 JONI DRIVE; AND ADOPTING A NOTICE OF EXEMPTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT CASE NO: CUP 17-0028 WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Palm Desert adopted Ordinance No. 1329, allowing commercial cannabis businesses, including cannabis cultivation and manufacturing, within the City; and WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 1329 established comprehensive regulations for commercial cannabis businesses, including standards for business operations, and permit requirements; and WHEREAS, the applicant has submitted a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) and Cannabis Regulatory Permit to operate a retail cannabis business, and provided all required information including a business plan, security plan, neighborhood and community outreach plans, and background information, in accordance with the City's commercial cannabis business requirements; and WHEREAS, the location of the cannabis manufacturing business is located in the City's Service Industrial (SI) zoning district and, meets the City's separation and distance requirements, is permitted subject to the approval of a CUP and Cannabis Regulatory Permit; and ;,. III WHEREAS, the applicant has demonstrated compliance with the City's 1000- square-foot separation requirements from schools, daycares, and youth centers; and WHEREAS, nuisance issues, including, but not limited to, odor and security, are mitigated in accordance with the City's cannabis regulations, and the project is conditioned to respond to any issues immediately or be subject to revocation of said cannabis regulatory permit; and WHEREAS, the project complies with the goals and policies contained in the City's General Plan that promote a diverse, growing, and resilient local economy; and WHEREAS, pursuant to section 21067 of the Public Resources Code, Section 15367 of the State California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines (California Code Regulations, Title 14, § 15000 et seq.), and the City of Palm Desert's ("City's") Local CEQA Guidelines, the City is the lead agency for the proposed project; and WHEREAS, as the lead agency, the City has reviewed the proposed project and determined that, as the business is locating in an existing developed building and site, that the project is exempt under Section 15301, Class 1 "existing facilities" of the CEQA and that the Planning Commission can adopt a Notice of Exemption of environmental review; and PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Palm Desert, California, did on the 2"d day of October 2018, hold a duly noticed public hearing to consider the request by the applicant for operation of a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility; and WHEREAS, the Architectural Review Commission of the City of Palm Desert, California, did, at their meeting on September 11, 2018, reviewed the architectural and fagade changes to the site and existing building and unanimously recommended approval of the plans to the Planning Commission; and WHEREAS, as contained herein, the City has endeavored in good faith to set forth the basis for its decision on the proposed retail cannabis business; and WHEREAS, all of the findings and conclusions made by the City pursuant to this Resolution are based upon the oral and written evidence before it as a whole; and WHEREAS, at the said public hearing, upon hearing and considering all testimony and arguments, if any, of all interested persons desiring to be heard, the Planning Commission did make the following findings to justify the approval of said request: WHEREAS, all other legal prerequisites to the adoption of this Resolution have occurred. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF PALM DESERT, CALIFORNIA, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Recitals. The Planning Commission of the City of Palm Desert hereby finds that the foregoing recitals are true and correct and are incorporated herein as substantive findings of this Resolution. SECTION 2. Compliance with the CEQA. As the approving authority for the project, the Planning Commission has reviewed and considered the information contained in the application and administrative record on file with the City and available for review at 73-510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, California. The Planning Commission finds that a Notice of Exemption can be adopted in compliance with the CEQA (Pub. Res. Code § 21000 et seq.: "CEQA") and the State CEQA Guidelines. SECTION 3. Findings on Conditional Use Permit. In approving this project, the Planning Commission makes the following findings in accordance with PDMC Section 25.72.050: 1. That the proposed location of the conditional use is in accordance with the objectives of this title and the purpose of the district in which the site is located. The purpose of the Service Industrial zoning district is to allow the development of traditional business parks that allow for manufacturing, distribution, research and development, and service of products. The proposal to establish a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility at this location complies with the City's goals and the objectives of the zoning designation, and the City's "Commercial Cannabis Business and Personal Cultivation"and the "Commercial 2 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 Cannabis Business Regulatory Permit" ordinances by providing a detailed business plan, security plan, odor control plan, neighborhood and community outreach plans, and background check information. The conditional allowance of this use at this site complies with the objectives and purpose of the Service Industrial zoning district and exceeds the minimum separation requirements established in cannabis ordinances. 2. That the proposed location of the conditional use and the conditions under which it would be operated or maintained will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare, or be materially injurious to properties or improvements in the vicinity. Voters of the State of California did in November 2016, vote and approve Proposition 64 — the Control, Regulate and Tax Adult-Use of Marijuana Act (AUMA), to allow the adult use of cannabis subject to local ordinances. The City of Palm Desert, in response to the voter-approved law, established a committee to evaluate cannabis business potential in the City and found that cannabis businesses are compatible with other general retail uses subject to conditions to mitigate nuisances, such as odor and security. As designed, and as conditioned, the establishment of a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility at this location will not be detrimental to the public health, safety, or welfare, as the use is designed to include on-site security personnel, video surveillance, a UV filtration, negative air pressure, and charcoal air filters, to mitigate security and odor nuisance concerns. 3. That the proposed conditional use will comply with each of the applicable provisions of this title, except for approved variances or adjustments. The proposed use complies with the development and use standards of the Service Industrial zoning district, and the requirements listed in the City's comprehensive cannabis regulation. No adjustments of variances are proposed for this use. 4. That the proposed conditional use complies with the goals, objectives, and policies of the City's General Plan. The proposed retail cannabis use complies with goals and objectives of the City's General Plan, including Goals listed in Chapter 3 of the Land Use and Community Character chapter, including Goals: 5.1, 5.3, 8.1, and Chapter 10 Goal 1. 1. In providing a manufacturing space for the manufacturing of cannabis, the applicant is complying with the goals and objectives of the City's General Plan. SECTION 5. Approval. The Planning Commission hereby approves the applied CUP and Cannabis Regulatory Permit applications for the project. SECTION 6. Custodian of Records. The documents and materials that constitute the record of proceedings on which these findings are based are located at the City's office at 73- 510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert, CA 92260. 3 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 SECTION 7. Notice of Exemption. The Planning Commission approves the Project and directs Staff to file a Notice of Determination with the County of Riverside and the State Clearinghouse within five (5) working days of any Project approval. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED by the Planning Commission of the City of Palm Desert, California, at its regular meeting held on the 2"d day of October 2018, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: I NOES: IF ABSENT: IIII� I N��uHl '4r ABSTAIN: i i�Il III'I ��d 1, ►.I, �����, 1 l�fl IIIII IIIpII: 1 II I, JOSEPH PRADETTO, CHAIRMAN "'I�IIIIII�Il�`i,� IIIUuI�'��I�� IIIIIi'' I�� �I ATTEST: RYAN STENDELL, PLANNING COMMISSION SECRETARYdi ! ICI IIII►III'' II I�il II�� I'I, Nils„,.,ilni I r II i i I I�I:.�, {II II I�IIIIII�IIII�I`i'�I�,III III I ,, I lil I�i'IiIIIII''jllll'j II I,�L�IIII!I�il„lii I� II�IIu"" V"IIIi) I+ '; I it ,, 4 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL CASE NO. CUP 17-0028 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: 1. The development of the property shall conform substantially with exhibits on file with the Department of Community Development, as modified by the following conditions. 2. The applicant agrees that in the event of any administrative, legal or equitable action instituted by a third party challenging the validity of any of the procedures leading to the adoption of these project approvals for the retail use, or the project approvals themselves, the applicant and City each shall have the right, in their sole discretion, to elect whether or not to defend such action. The applicant, at its sole expense shall defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City (including its agents, officers, and employees) from any such action, claim, or proceeding with counsel chosen by the City, subject to applicant's approval of counsel, which shall not be unreasonably denied, and at the applicant's sole expense. If the City is aware of such an action or proceeding, it shall promptly notify the applicant and cooperate in the defense. The applicant, upon such notification, shall deposit sufficient funds in the judgment of City's Finance Director to cover the expense of defending such action without any offset or claim against said deposit to assure that the City expends no City funds. If both Parties elect to defend, the Parties hereby agree to affirmatively cooperate in defending the said action and to execute a joint defense and confidentiality agreement in order to share and protect information, under the joint defense privilege recognized under the applicable law. As part of the cooperation in defending an action, City and the applicant shall coordinate their defense in order to make the most efficient use of legal counsel and to share and protect information. Applicant and City shall each have sole discretion to terminate its defense at any time. The City shall not settle any third party litigation of project approvals without applicant's consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed unless applicant materially breaches this indemnification requirement. 3. In accepting this Conditional Use Permit and operating a business pursuant thereto, the applicant acknowledges that the regulation of the production, distribution, sale, and use of cannabis remains in flux due to the relative novelty of these uses and conflicts with federal law. Applicant agrees that the applicant remains at risk and subject to all changes in federal, state, and Palm Desert regulations, including the possibility of the discontinuance of such uses or the imposition of additional requirements that render continuing operations infeasible, and does not gain a vested right to continue to operate in any particular manner, in any particular place, or at all. 4. The cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution use are limited to this location and the use described herein shall be subject to the restrictions and limitations set forth herein which are in addition to the approved use standards listed in the PDMC, and state statutes now in force, or which hereafter may be in force. 5. Prior to issuance of a building permit for improvements and use contemplated by this approval, the applicant shall first obtain permits and/or clearance from the following agencies: 5 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD) Burrtec Waste Management Fire Department Evidence of said permit or clearance from the above agencies shall be presented to the Department of Building & Safety at the time of issuance of a building permit for the use contemplated herewith. 6. The cannabis manufacturing use of this property shall not commence until the applicant can provide the City's Community Development Department with proof of a license issued by the State Bureau of Cannabis Control. Continued use of the property for cannabis purposes is subject to the applicant maintaining a valid license from the State Bureau and demonstrating on-going compliance with the City's cannabis regulatory permit. 7. The premises shall be equipped with an odor absorbing ventilation and exhaust system so that odors generated inside the cannabis business is not detected outside of the business, anywhere on adjacent properties, public right-of-way, or in any exterior or interior common areas or tenant spaces. As such, the applicant shall install odor mitigation equipment in accordance with the plans on file as part of this application, and to the satisfaction of the Building Official. Should odor issues arise, the Community Development Department may require additional odor control measures to be employed. At a minimum the applicant shall install the following: A. Air filtration system with odor control that prevents internal odors from being emitted externally. B. Air systems that create negative air pressure between the cannabis business and the exterior. 8. Security features shall be installed within the tenant lease spaces in accordance with the plans on file as part of this application. All security features shall be installed and maintained as specified in the City's Cannabis Regulatory Permit regulations. 9. The applicant is required to have on-site security personnel during business hours. Security personnel shall be licensed with the State Bureau of Security and Investigative Services. 10. The applicant shall comply with all applicable provisions of the PDMC Sections 5.101 (Commercial Cannabis Business Regulatory Permits), 8.38 (Personal Use of Cannabis), and 25.34.120 (Commercial Cannabis Business and Personal Cultivation). 11. Exterior building signs are not a part of this approval. All exterior building signs shall be submitted to the Community Development Department along with a Sign Application for staff review. 12. From the public right-of-way, no exterior evidence, other than a building sign to identify the operations, of cannabis products is permitted. 6 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 13. All mechanical equipment, either roof or ground mounted, shall be screened from public view. All such equipment shall be fully screened by the roof structure, parapet wall, ground mounted walls, berming and/or landscape. 14. Any window and door security devices such as metal bars, gates, and shutters, shall be installed within the interior of the building and screened from public view. 15. Operation of the cannabis business outside of these approvals and conditions shall constitute a violation of the PDMC and shall be enforced pursuant to the provisions in the PDMC. On-going violations which are not remedied within a timeframe established by the Community Development Director may result in revocation of the CUP and Cannabis Regulatory Permit. 16. The applicant shall comply with the conditions listed on the City's Architecture Review Commission's Notice of Action dated September 12, 2018. BUILDING AND SAFETY DEPARTMENT: 17. This project shall comply with the latest adopted edition of the following codes: A. 2016 California Building Code and its appendices and standards. B. 2016 California Residential Code its appendices and standards. C. 2016 California Plumbing Code and its appendices and standards. D. 2016 California Mechanical Code and its appendices and standards. E. 2016 California Electrical Code. F. 2016 California Energy Code. G. 2016 California Green Building Standards Code. H. 2016 California Administrative Code. I. 2016 California Fire Code and its appendices and standards. 18.The applicant shall provide a building area analysis to determine compliance with CBC Section 503. Justify any area increases to the area as permitted per CBC Section 506. 19. Any approved automotive fire sprinkler system shall be installed as required per the City's of Palm Desert Code Adoption Ordinance 1310. 20. Submit an exit plan that labels and clearly will show compliance with all required egress features such as, but not limited to, common path of travel, the required number of exits and separation, occupant load, required width, continuity, travel distance, elevators, etc, CBC 1001.1. 21.All exits must provide an accessible path of travel to the public way. (CBC 1027.5 & 11 B-206). 22. Provide an accessible path of travel to the trash enclosure. The trash enclosure is required to be accessible. Please obtain a detail from the Department of Building and Safety. 23.All contractors and subcontractors shall have a current City of Palm Desert Business License prior to permit issuance per PDMC, Title 5. 7 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NO. 2739 24.All contractors and/or owner-builders must submit a valid Certificate of Workers' Compensation Insurance coverage prior to the issuance of a building permit per California Labor Code, Section 3700. 25. Address numerals shall comply with Palm Desert Ordinance No. 1265 (PDMC 15.28. Compliance with Ordinance 1265 regarding street address location, dimension, a stroke of line, distance from the street, height from grade, height from the street, etc. shall be shown on all architectural building elevations in detail. Any possible obstructions, shadows, lighting, landscaping, backgrounds or other reasons that may render the building address unreadable shall be addressed during the plan review process. You may request a copy of Ordinance 1265 or Municipal Code Section 15.28 from the Department of Building and Safety counter staff. 26. Please contact the Department of Building & Safety Building at (760) 776-6420 regarding the addressing of all buildings and/or suites. ili`Iil�h �II,�iI i,i it 111 IliiEi i�E)),1� �!Ii,illGl�l,!I i's���� �l�li���� ��' � �I�� � �'�l 11 II i ' r` 1 14 8 C CIIY 0r P 0 1 M 9E EPI 73-5 To FRED WARING DRIVE - "` .'�.., PALM DESERT,CALIFORNIA 92260-2578 i TEL: 760 346-o6iz f j iafoCr,cigofpatmdesert.org — .._ CITY OF PALM DESERT LEGAL NOTICE CASE NO. CUP 17-0028 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PALM DESERT PLANNING COMMISSION TO CONSIDER A REQUEST BY PANTHER BUDS, LLC, FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT APPLICATION TO ESTABLISH A 10,000-SQUARE-FOOT COMMERCIAL CANNABIS CULTIVATION,MANUFACTURING,AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITY LOCATED AT 74-725 JONI DRIVE The City of Palm Desert (City), in its capacity as the Lead Agency for this project under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), finds that the proposed project is exempt per Section 15301, Class 1 "Existing Facilities" of the CEQA and that a Notice of Exemption can be adopted as part of this project. Project Location/Description: Proiect Location: 74-725 Joni Drive Proiect Description: A Conditional Use Permit and Cannabis Regulatory Permit have been submitted for the operation of a 10,000-square-foot cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution facility within an industrially developed parcel inclusive of existing one-story buildings located on the west side of Joni Drive,south of Velie Way.The business includes a security lobby, cultivation rooms,offices,storage areas,and building improvements inclusive of a fagade change. A detailed security plan and odor control plan was provided as part of these applications. Recommendation: Staff is recommending that the Planning Commission adopt a resolution approving the proposed Conditional Use Permit,subject to conditions for a commercial cannabis business. Public Hearing: The public hearing will be held before the Planning Commission on October 2, 2018, at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Palm Desert City Hall. Comment Period: The public comment period for this project is from September 21, 2018, to October 2, 2018. Public Review: The Conditional Use Permit and Cannabis Regulatory Permit applications are available for public review daily at City Hall. Please submit written comments to the Planning Department. If any group challenges the action in court, the issues raised may be limited to only those issues raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence at, or prior to the Planning Commission hearing.All comments and any questions should be directed to: Eric Ceja, Principal Planner City of Palm Desert 73-510 Fred Waring Drive Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760)346-0611 eceja@cityofpalmdesert.org PUBLISH: DESERT SUN RYAN STENDELL, September21, 2018 PLANNING COMMISSION SECRETARY NOTICE OF EXEMPTION TO: FROM:City of Palm Desert ❑ Office of Planning and Research 73-510 Fred Waring Drive Palm P.O.Box 3044,Room 113 Desert,CA 92260 Sacramento,CA 95812-3044 ® Clerk of the Board of Supervisors 2724 Gateway Dr,Riverside, or CA 92507 County Clerk Count of: Riverside 1. Project Title: Panther Buds—Cannabis Cultivation,Manufacturing,and Distribution 2. Project Applicant: Panther Buds,LLC 2 Avenida Andra Palm Desert,CA 92260 3. Project Location—Identify street address and 74-725 Joni Drive cross streets or attach a map showing project site (preferably a USGS 15' or 7 1/2'topographical map identified by quadrangle name): 4. (a)Project Location—City:Palm Desert (b) Project Location—County:Riverside 5. Description of nature,purpose,and beneficiaries The total project site consists of an existing 10,000 square of Project: foot light industrial and office building on less than one acre.The proposal to operate a 10,000 square-foot cannabis cultivation,manufacturing and distribution facility,which will serve both adult-use and medicinal clientele,is permitted under the City's Cannabis Regulations.Building fagade enhancement and tenant improvements are proposed for this operation. 6. Name of Public Agency approving project: City of Palm Desert 7. Name of Person or Agency undertaking the Panther Buds,LLC project,including any person undertaking an C/O Daniel Senske activity that receives financial assistance from the Public Agency as part of the activity or the person receiving a lease,permit,license,certificate,or other entitlement of use from the Public Agency as part of the activity: 8. Exempt status: (check one) (a) ❑ Ministerial project. (Pub.Res.Code§21080(b)(1);State CEQA Guidelines§ 15268) (b) ❑ Not a project. (c) ❑ Emergency Project. (Pub.Res.Code§21080(b)(4);State CEQA Guidelines§ 15269(b),(c)) (d) ® Categorical Exemption. Class 1 "Existing Facility"a State type and section number: 15301 (e) ❑ Declared Emergency. (Pub.Res.Code§ 21080(b)(3);State CEQA Guidelines§ 15269(a)) (f) ❑ Statutory Exemption. State Code section number: Notice of Exemption FORM`B" (g) ❑ Other. Explanation: 9. Reason why project was exempt: Project is consistent with the City's general plan and applicable zoning regulations.The site is surrounded by existing light industrial development and interior building modifications and a faced update are proposed.The site has no value as habitat,is served by existing utilities,and does not result in significant effects on traffic,noise,air quality, or water quality. 10. Lead Agency Contact Person: Eric Ceja,Principal Planner Telephone: (760)346-0611 11. If filed by applicant:Attach Preliminary Exemption Assessment(Form"A")before filing. 12. Has a Notice of Exemption been filed by the public agency approving the project? Yes ® No❑ 13. Was a public hearing held by the lead agency to consider the exemption? Yes® No❑ If yes,the date of the public hearing was:July 17,2018 Signature: Date: Title: ®Signed by Lead Agency ❑Signed by Applicant Date Received for Filing: (Clerk Stamp Here) Authority cited: Sections 21083 and 21100,Public Resources Code. Reference:Sections 21108,21152,and 21152.1,Public Resources Code. Notice of Exemption FORM `B" r r � CHARLES D.GARLAND MCHRECT JORGE SEPTIEN oeveH nHaru ).epl lon0.N AYn Own,U 9Z!!0 rnol 3b n:e rm aAeewd.wa..<v., TENANT IMPROVEMENT FOR 7 NTHER BUDS LLC O � � 74725 JONI DR. PALM DESERT, CA 92260 APN: 624 - 071 - 027 ~ v Arc4edure Group, LU � AN � � o O � � a � a � w � - VICINITY MAP SHEET INDEX AREA TABULATIONS: GENERAL INFORMATION xoL _ LOT AREA. 052 ACRE5 22651 5F. 100% I-' 0 OWNER: PANTHER&1D5 LLc. 42W 5TREET CS COVER SHEET FLOWER ROOMS 33o9 50.FT. 14125 JONI DR. 0.0 1000,&500'RADIUS PLAN PALM DESERT.CA 42260 1.0 SITE PLAN VEGETATION Iibe 50,FT. 160 346-3115 z 2.0 DEMOLITION/EXISTING CONDITIONS TRIM I93 50.FT. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: APN:624-Olt-021 VELLIE I WY VIDEO SURVEILLANCE 26 50.FT. RECORDED BOOK/PAGE.MB eanl W �■ 3.0 DIMENSION FLOOR PLAN VAULT 45 50.FT. 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JNEET PROPOSED PROPOSED FRONT(TYP) SCHEMATIC PARAPET DETAIL METAL GATE SCHEMATIC 1'-O" 5 SCALE: 1 =i-O 760 4 VARIES -- BULDIN6 LINE r AG REWRED SERVICE AREA O 24 MIN in J CHARLES D.GARLAND O '" CMTKL B JORGE SEPTIEN Z ) vel ra:A ry Polm 13r U9T 210 d IM, .152E- 7YP..AC D5ICONNECT K E+Ml �pMa.A c O v �48'HT CMJ SPLIT FADE ER.CGK WALL cc�� q PER CITY STANDARDS 3 6+SfD�i �M/J TYPICAL AC SCREEN FLOOR PLAN ES-1 ., J 6 O CO N LL a d 48'HT CM SPLIT FADE BLOCK HALL ( 1 PER CITY sinNonrsos 7, V cn UA l 4 k' ' 4 '' •A .^ a v W 4'EXPOSED SMOOTH coacRerE 5L N L Q 36'MIN. 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ELASTIC POLYURETHANE _ 7K SOffMS PRDVM BY GC rom o...n,a vneo BAKED HATEIRPROOF --CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WALL THICKNESS. 2X 6LOCKIN6 AFTER BURNER l7W)i4Q 20 E)TERM SEALANT. /BACKING FAN PER COIJTRAGTC42 SHALL VERIFY DOOR SIZE 5NEET MAL PLANES 13 DOOR JAMB/HEAD AFTER BURNER FAN S TYP WALL PANEL FLOOR DETAIL 01 +�f0 A*Jt ROOF LTl.K SEAL ARCTAD AFERICAP .•4f • �A\ COLLAR AND LNNERSAL GAP 4 HUSH HOLLOW METAL F11v'4EN� M�OD4ENW . #. POOR OR STEEL SLAB 26 6A.SHEET APPROVED wAw ! METAL CUSTM ,A ! 18 GAUGE STEEL TRAY SEALED AFOD &1 10 HONEYCOMB E:OR RISID FINED TO ROOFING 3 3 1:1 METAL 2X4 5TI.D GYP.BD. SHEET ROOF ttf = �— 2X G.J. O WALL AT Ib' % WALK-INCOOLER A ----- ry �/ CONTAINER HALL AT SIM DETAIL O /y 5/8 GYP.ED. � 04 2x TREATED SILL PLATE 2X 571D WALL-4 PROVIDE APPROVED POWDER (FJ STEEL PRAMI SI.PPORT AS - T� ACTUATED ANCHOR 5-V2•HOLLOW FETAL \/ STA66EFW AT 24'Of- DOOR FRAME 16&A.KID REWIRED.IMP. DRYWALL DAMPER N Y RADIAN OR FACE AT INTERIOR FADE � CLOSED.BY FAMCO ��-T W /A ------------ MAJUFAG FRESH HAIR III I I III 1S RYWOOD �+l BD. MODEL E ADCB I'EP5 RI61D FOAM rite III I I III 26 6A PETAL -u5E MECHANICAL 1 -DAMPER SHALL BE I I III DUCT TO EXTERIOR W CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY WALL THICKPE55. III I FASTENER AS PER MAN1F. ACTUATED TOOPEN III I I I DAMPER�'�T INSTRUCTIONS n FUQD LAIPM TO ROOF BY PRECISION --CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY DOOR SIZE. --VERIFY DEPENDENCIES TO W �, LADDERS LLC NOVEL P FL-02 APPLY W OM4ER —i II Q 24'4'M0,X HT. BASE WALL 14 DOOR JAMB/HEAD 10 FAN CAP ASSEMBLY DETAIL 02 C yr x 4•R®HEoo TraBOlr 3/8 IN.W X 8 IH c W2KE MIGHCR•ZNG ESR-2251 �•PG PLASTER M1444T) 7HER STRIPPING BACKINIS ZICNA-PLATTED 6ORgADE& 0 5 AT EACH PJRACtET 5!8 GYP. FOR -FRONDS SOLID ft.IC AS IEGE'fiARY STRIICT NOW PANEL SHEATHING BD. 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No% p � EYE PAD 1v2X4 D.F.WOOD STLOS AT 16'OC.9DBL TRIMMERS AT <— (E)CONCRETE SLAB --USE 3/16 1, W-e Rape ALL OPENINGS MINI MIRROR ALL WALL Shade Sall 304 55 watbq -5/8'SYP5U4 WNJ-BD 0444TJ PER m SC O HEDULE CVERINGS AT ALT.DETAIL Steel lace resistance I3Y COOL AROO REVISION BY ROOF LADDER 119 115 DOOR JAMB/HEAD IIII BASE WALL 7 ATTACHMENT DETAIL 103 GAP PVC 2'PIPE UNIVERSAL GAP SEAL AROUND MODEL 8CW F AASSHINSS AND OR SIMILAR III GYP EID(OMIT AT 51M) SHEET TITLE. (F>ROOF DECK II i (FJ ROOFING V 2X G.J. i DETAILS SIMILAR S 1 TO EXISTING �' I'PVC J III CAULK SEAL(TfP) ------ ry MOLDING 11 PVC HORIZONTAL 'I MOLDIN III DRAWN CHECKED ---- MOLDING III O.LS. JS III qq:: i. 5/8 GYP.ED. VERTICAL III ��J I T( DECI:AIBEE 2017 5/6 OYP.EP, 0III J I 2•PVC VENT GAP SCALE T o I (SCREENED) RS NOTED (E)FRAMING ANTERIOR FACES III J I I1 PVC VENT JOB NO. SCREENSCOM OR III SIMILAR ID17• MOTORIZED HVAG 26 6A FETAL J5 PLYWOOD III I 5 SnpNm6n 2018 DAMPER-NORMALLY DU R ST TO EXTERIOR. CLOSED.BY FAMCO -T "T W/BACK DRAFT IL K 5EAF CTl'P) 2X SILO WALL )i PLYWOODT51 FRESH AIR III I I DAMPER MANJFN�ETI.RIf✓ III __ALL ERAGIN6 2x4 5ND WALL - I I^W.KAN-COOLER (OMIT AT SAND SHEET DAMPER SHALL BE III I I I I II AND ATTACHMENTS W/-R-IS GATT I'EF5 RI61D FOAM —— CONTAINER WALL C-02 5EN50R I I III TO LPPER CHORD R✓ri"TION --USE MECHANICAL AT SIM DETAIL V EPE, AGNA7ID TO OPEN III I I I III OF EX15TIN6 TRU55 FASTENER AS PER MANIIF. R161D III I FRAMING IN5TRLGTIONS FOAM -VERIFY APPLY K IES TO I I III (OMIT AT SIM) 7o3 APPLY W ON•NER -l�� FAN CAP O 16 12 8 WALL PENETRATION 04 -151-01 pq / \ MAX. 1 2X6 LEDGER TYP IE STLACZO CORNER BED I (W STUD WALL TO REMAIN (E)STUD WALL TO REMAIN 1/6'3-COAT EXTERIOR RASTER OVER WIRE FABRIC LATH.t PAPER. t PER ELEVAI T ONS.FALL MIHISRETHODS AND MATERIALS SHALL CHARLES D.GARUND GONFORM TO 2016 CBC. / I "GE SEPNIEN 2X STLD SPACED PER / o «• 5SW24 SSW24 STRUG fI/RA1.PLANS � I ry R I Mtn d,..r,G Vt140 ITE011W.�))!Rv TYPICAL STEEL STRONG WALL FOOITNG J L J. L J E.""•°yy°�-°"•�" SSW24 I - - - _ { 3-PLY MANE.TRUSS O M (RIM 3-PLY MAN.P. /\ ADD 2X8 AT LEDGER AT TRV55 OvER s5f-U BOTTOM TRU55 CHORD }FLY MANJF.7R1r55 � — — — — — — — J w H528 AT EACH END RUN}PLY R TRIPS OVER 55H SSY7 • / •� // 1)• 4 f1 2X STUD SPACED PER / \\ // �•,�``� STRUCTURAL PLANS / STEEL STRONG WALL(S�SH24) A / LOW HI 1/e'3-COAT EXTERIOR PLASTER %o OVER WIRE FABRIC LATH,t \1 O N PAPER SMOOTH FINISH.DOLOR PER ELEVATIONS.ALL METHODS I A AND MATERIALS SHALL V_ CONFORM TO 2016 CEO. 0 PROPOSED V SCHEMATIC FRAMING CONSTRUCTION W / SCALE: I-=I'-0" TYP.STUGC,O GORIER BED // W \ ui W TYPICAL Q TYP.R_YWOOD DECK > 5 TYP ROOFING SYSTEM TYP.57UXIO _ SEE DETAIL 1/6.0 O Im Tyr.sncG ! — \ GORIER BLD \ / N SLOPE FOR �- / DRAINAGE \ ./-14'-9'MAX ; r1 CL TYR STUCCO 05.12 min. \ y-2013'MAX / r_ / GORIER BED \ I 1 APPLY ROOFING MATERIAL / OVER TOP OF PARAPET \/- 1 TYP.WEEP SGREE7 METAL 7/8'3-GOAT EXTERIOR PLASTER -� OVER WIRE FABRIC,LATH, N I METAL STIR I ------- - DOLOR TO MATCH EXISTING. I I SMOOTH FINISH STTUGO SYSTEM SMOOTH FINISH.ALL METHODS AND MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO 2O1b GBG t METAL TRACK O i \ ! METAL TRACK� N FETAL STIR BRACE TYP. _26 6 AT 24'AT EACH O.G. (E)TO REMAIN 3-PLY RAM A---TRIX'i5 I / ROOFING SYSTEM I FOLLOW EXISTING ING ROOF LRE Z a. qqr TYPICAL FLASHING DETAIL }PLYMAwF TRL6S I \ MIN2-PLYMA PLY '�w W LL REVISION BY METAL sTUD(BRAGIN6) SHEET TITLE: 1 FT /y� DETAILS STIPPCLII I �/-13--0' 2XI2 LEDGER DRAWN CHECKED (E1 2X HALL 2X12 LEDGER ATTACHED D.LS IS STRUCTURAL FETAL TRAG DEC MR R017 INSTALL STAGGERED FOR DRAINAGE \ �� j ADD 2X8 LEDGER AT TO 2X SCALE 72X8 G.J.AT 24.O.G. _ (Fa TO REMAIN BOTTOM TRL)S CHORD AS NOTED V ROOF METAL PURLING - - ��__ NV HU528 AT EACH END JOB N0. _---''. - J 2X8 C-L AT 24'O.G. PD17- �'- ADD 2X8 LEDGER AT r Yfi• - BOTTOM TRUSS CHORD \ / W/HJ528 AT EACH END MAX 5 5«plemb«r 2018 FASTENER AS NECESSARY SHEET TYPIGAL A AT RIDGE CONDITION AT GABLE CONDITION 3-PLY TRUSS DETAIL 7o4 BUILRiS PARAPET SEE ROOF RAN SHEET / A'B \�/ STUCCO \ CHARLES D.GARLAND 0.5.12 SLOPE A�cNrecT N-0.00 ENTRY WALKWAY \D•3-GOAT JORGE SEPfIEN OESDf+nu+wu M-0' EXTERIOR y / / TYPMP W CORNER SW PLASTER T.A ALL GORLER51 WIRE FABRIC ram o....,uvneo asM 3. 37N r _ COLOR---_._ � flMl y.�fwa..m,a can T/H•3-GOAT EXTERIOR RASTER 1 ELEVATIONS. OVER"RE FABRIC LATH,/ ALL METHOP5 PAPER.5MOOTH FINISH.COLOR AND RDH / PER ELEVATIONS.ALL METHODS MATERIALS AND MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM TO 2016 CBC. SHALL \ /2016 C BM TO 2016 CBG, / \ \A ��fr�w •�/ 3-PLY TFW55 MAL— / / V / / \/ N lQ f�T�Y ARCH FLOOR PLAN N \ / — -- 3-PLY MAN1F.TRL'�'. / 7Poft FY SCUD AREA FOR W (n / RIM 3 LY 1F.TRU55 I z (FJ DOI.BLE RATE AND RR. 2'-5 / �'-8• RIM 3-PLY MA F4) L SDPSON LPT4Lu STRUCTSPAGM PER URAL PLANS ` iWft OVER SFiW 5M�SON M5TG 60 AT BOTH r _- _ / ,I SR7E5 of TRUSS -.-- - - �/ W Q -ok \ZZ I SIMPSON CSn2 - --- / > S B / RLH OVER TFkr-r.AID RETUM -- \ AT BOTH SIDES ATTACH 5D5 SGREW5 TO SHIM \ / 4)fH POST O TYPICAL\ 4BLOC*,HF*RE BLOCK PER MAHJf / INSTFA TIONS ` I A / \ \ I 1/6'3-GOAT EXTERIOR PLASTER CL / / STEEL STRONG WALL(SSW24) --777777771 ZX STUD SPACED PCit OVER SMOOTH OTH FINISH LATH. 5TRLV-TLRAL PLANS \ PAPER SMOOTH.ALL.COLOR PER ELEVATIONS.ALL METHODS 5 SHALL C�olFO�RM TO 20I6 CBG. Q l/H'3-GOAT EXTERIOR RASTER \ OVER WIRE FI r*L LATH. PAPER.SMOOTH FINL M DOLOR \ I EXTERIOR SIDING,TERRAIN PER ELEVATIONS.ALL METH 1:11ALL \ I COWOSITE ON,RU5TIC ELM BY AND MATERIALS SHALL CONFORM To 2016 GBG. I TYPICAL ./-14'-0• ./-14'-O' �t)65EEE��HV HLL.APART OVER O — — CGO CORNER BED _ I IN FASTENER AS PER MANJF. /� INSTRLGnoNs. TYP.STl (rYPAT ALL GORNER5) \ \ , \\\ ./_12•-q• SEE DETAIL e .A STEEL STRONG WALL(SSW24) z m< HERE OC.CUR5 Lu a REVISION O BY / 51E1g STRONG WALL FOOTRI6— F / -(T ---Tf----7I- PER EL1NAnONS.ALL PETHODS II: / n p tL @ - T/8' VIFR EXTERIOR RASTER OVER PURE FABRIC LATH.! PAPER.SMOOTH FINISH.COLOR [L_ a T AND MATERIALS SHALL ( I -- -- GOWORM TO 2016 CBG. \0 I SHEET TITLE: II 55W24 / \ _ DETAILS 0 of - - - - L - 0'_2' � 0'2• � � o I I I I / - T I I I I DRAWN CHECKED 6.0 JA I I I I I DECEM.I;I A TE 5 0• — — — \ \ I I I11 11 11 11 1 d I I I I AS NOTED II II 11111111 ILI JOB NO 5,_e• / II a 1trl+li ir1 1L_-- I I I 55ev�•nib- '1018 '1 u N-OAO ENTRY "W l/-0.00 ENTRY WALKWAY ,H E E T OCOULUMN FRAMING PLAN HAT.JRAL CON SMOOTH CRETE N N / STRUCTURAL / FINISH ELEVATION 705 CITY OF PALM DESERT r 11 TRASH ENCLOSURE STANDARD EXHIBIT E_XHIBITACHARS D. LEANCHMICT ° CAP 3 NoA HOR. -. 24'-2' JORGE SEPTIEN BOND BEAM Of610El 7YaOPK l lsi Or. IaheOrs 1 M..3 TvL (76Q 760I34437aa 1t E ANL:plreaksdraaaure,cen 2 12'-0' METAL GATES B-e I I � iEs erg*1 FINISH IN PRIMER 8`5- 6'-5' MtOM e/ e�nrssa CONCRETE BLOCK �► � ee' TO BE 8'X8'X 16' a¢ I 8' A O ej ate", RAD I r0 I 4'-U• 0 4' B B I V o WHEEL STOP I �/ I II� p . I�' ' . - •';'• I a I LD JOINT (/ /N4 —1 O I l � V� -II I I III- I� I I A rl I 5 I I I=I i I—III—III—III � METAL DOORS NoA REINFORCED BOND BEAM IFI _ _ I a IO®7 -0'O.C.TO BE CENTERED ANtr-41 T No.d H«.GRADE 80 - - y+FULLY GROUTED _ IIIG-6 O METAL 8 Xfr POSLDED TDDIWA O POST GATES ARE MOUNTED ONIII B B METAL}•%6'XB'POST _ � � W O4 LATCHES TO BE}'DIA.MOUNTED _ TO METAL GATES W WQ CONCRETE SLAB TO BE B'MIN. � CITY OF PALM DESERT - THICKNESS ��`,' SOLID WASTE&RECYCLING CITY OF PALM DESERT x NOT TO SCALE PLANVtEW SOLID WASTE&RECYCLING ELEVATION VIEW O NOT TO SCALE O = TRASH ENCLOSURE 5HEET20F] �1 nannsur�n rm1 � w ORDINANCE NO.1161 Q EXHIBIT D-ACCESSIQLE REQUIREMENTS Y Y pessagcandadoptionofibr ordinamcc _ 6'0R 8' ORDINANCE NO.PALM Ss,this- The it Clerk a directed to ecru(to dw .sod to<aua this ordinance to b<posted a published a required by law. � _ �,�'' t]E(1�RATNE BLOCK AN AMENDING CHAPTER E .12E CITY OF PALM DESERT, 8.12030CALIFORNIA,N ENCLOSURES, PASSED.APPROVED ADOPTED at a regular nuxting ofthe Ciry Council of the C�Iy of � CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS � Z PTER 8.12,TRASH T.NIUNSECTION tl.I S.OJO AND •� g4 BCND NIA&WOLOC O SECTION 8.12.ON0 OF THE PALM DESERT}ICNICIlAL CODE Palm Dcacn,Calif'a on the 29TH dsy of AgYuB,2009,by the following roll till vote: rvsE 9CND IJEAaI BLOGq E. 1)Walla are to be of decorative block,manonry AYES: FERGUSON,FINERTY,KELLY,SPIEGEL,and BENSOV — VERTICAL .E or slmilar materials.(Not precislon block) WFIEREAS,the Cny of Palm Dever innutN a Cit)widc recycling pwgram as rcywred by.Ali 2.)Gales ere to be solid consbuction.939;and NOES: BONE STEEL Q24•o.C., E FULLY GROUTED b 31"oarsman acme is requirednt areas 0.n �} y or multi-tenant areas.Consult vnth esy WHEREAS the Cm of Palm Desert wv required to rtc)zie 25ae of Irr wiid wane by I W6 and ABSENT: NONE 0y •. 7 .�^ 6'%0'CONC.CURB the B,amil 8'CONCRETE the Bu loins Department for those requ remeres r0'�by Y'�20W SLAB FLOOR 2'mm <.)Double smog pates sh.1 have the swivel W ABSTAIN: NONE _ •'� WHEREAS,to achieve the msmlatnl perccnmgn the Ciry developed and-plememed i jp'. - cover pots oubge of the opening area of the commercial,multi family and—fienunng recycling pmgoms;and ), v s Vie 1.04 BAR , enclosure Swivel points shall be attached to WHEREAS,s cuful rc-cycling programs depend m adequate fwilii n to scpuate solid wane M.BENSO MAYOR ......... COATIMIOOS �7 T.° —II— IIII `o"emea sled steel posWcolurrm at ands of and hxyz6ble--at,and y�•d'. walla WHEREAS,the Ciry approved(Adinarrre Vo.612 on September It-,19'%1,which outlirN sdiJ ATTEST: / - 5)Enclowre shall be on a kval pad at prourd ' REVISION BY REVERSE V' level The area between the patl and the pick up w avtc and raycbng caciosm guide'' ;arW `\ .� DIRECT10N EVERY = 3•.mIn f the enclosure and shag not easaed a grade of area shall be paved area 6•deep for the—Ith _ 7 ]e' o WHEREAS,[hc Sul (CI-fornia amended the ADA Accessibility StanMs da ,which rcquirt \\\ ___ ~ OTHER BEND v the rradi6aatien of the City s sold—wand reeyeliog enclosures—I uochdrrcnt of Ordinance No.612, 2permnl r v «7 BLOCK ENCLOSURE 6)Eneloaurn small be configured at s DETAIL"A" mnirnum or 12'seep aria 24'-2'wale and a 6' VOW,THEREFORE,tbe Ciry Council n(tlx Ciry of Palm Desert,Cahfomis,DOES Ct EI.I.E D.KIA ,CITY C. high ,of Newell ana sigh'wwde nd gate, HF-RFI1V ORDAIN v fullowe: CITY OF PALM DESERT,CAWFORMA m ^"`w '^ Ssc'ion 3 Tine 6(-CW formcim standards-)of the Palm Desem Municipal Code is Q'S'0$ z g� Srni 1-less,othormse approved by the Dirrrcmr of SHEET TITLE: amrnded by revising Chap.,A.12,030 to read as follows: } s 3t A e e _ Mount ercbsue dmrs to Special Programs.(Specific design criteria refer g y m g t1j rcreae riled 1.'4'x 6'a 6' to Eelebn A,B.br C) DETAILS Chapter fl.12 TRASH ENCLOSg,'RF_S ] s•^ ---- 'j ax1 posts 7)Each bay hag have a sa a�_f � y s paste pair of _i ® -'`- gatesldoons that comply wrth item 02 above eg ]}eby �r� _-..•---- Qy e4V.r.n B)M msvallandgateheghttobe6'-C' 17,8.12030 CONSfR1;CTIOV STANDARDS ExkM W b'n rwrt of 9 6'evr 8'concrete wrb D R A'N N CHECKED erckave G.L.L JS A Suhdwamda mcyzhngrnclosuresshalibeofadegds - r t-naz ' }4-4 n r�� mln, u.a whd wane cmlard.and a eas d.,g corrrairrer mat tens B. r,an t the t T a�a _Q al - •�'o: ° - DEQMBER 2017 M onsWcuw stuKhrds dull be as desigrumd in ExhrS is A.B.C,and D uncmded f Nis R - r T— o. ••q I V Z - j f,a L E Ord ov as approved by the Duecmr of Spec W Programs E rclowhss)shall be f adegoaze sivc ro - •d _ omvrodare factllry s size ant use,properly locatat for funco«ul use by the user and the dipcsal g .• l AS NOTED p y iewobuureJ fmm all sides,and built of apprm-ed mawnala compatiAle to the huildinp, ��_ p,•�•. —_— po Joe No &II.oaO SIZE 7. 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See binder (section 13) 13. Yes 14. See binder (section14) 15. N/A 16a.(i) See binder LLC (section 3) 16ii. See binder LLC (section3) 16iii. See binder (section15) 16b. Yes 16c. See binder (section 7) Additional Information Resumes of applicants (section 15) Resume of Cultivation Expert/Manager (section 15) %FPCI ., aWdde10 suo�;�pUWO� i�x��aua>q�iMjddi�u��j4M+ai►c WdO ,outs �Ow ��� ►� si PaA .. ! }�4 ,s1�{1 Us.6uiu6ts�Sg ��xt�� �AOJd u ��wa p tae p�q sap �t�sado r .a ��e Cat} # s [d� .,f ►s p .:* d W'ul op .� O.V P 64 Mow N. ddV , ., _ n !{' .� '4ti�_" '; ,: a '"4u •.�>zSixC'411 ((yy�� , ,�;�t;;L�tl ����.�Q",���'���°�►���ar�, t'T"� -3, � .t41�R��� , 4 f Nov Off 0 jiApp.fic W. giMR ANj)joEl",oyVbjER%AUTHOR17 AGENT AFF[PA " FORMA i ouwtl OF*RfOA M crTy of PALM DMEXT : two?, depose and.dedard to the:best"of. is r1 f t tho ., aAl: D VIRM ) ' (MalliV;Address): ark j1 tee 7eieiphione 1w ttlt c` F,ar x andlfional M*APp ' Qi"Ef AND/0R OWNRR'1 ALmv t0R,LZC-D AWAE AFF196 { , C Or RIrE roE �CCflx w PALM M DE 't j.:4 )r being dtiY swr d det e.t4 the test of. ..... V ktidwledO Itk tits V. fpr itlt ttt�e�:and a[f+e underED fl t f c Re . W AT*.. O APPLt�,ONi NIM,ANWOR:O3 VNM1A1J`fiHOR1Z GOM yy Tyf y XFMnt No U/ tSot,%and Zip) CANNABIS.,REGULATORYPERMIT . 73-00 podwaling 0AV64'Pai'm Pasott" A „ one: -Mailing Acidness. AM lcyLdwfw- Si�i:]fir�t�erc�'I xbrT►"ta61t filFa�ag�a': ,, Secolydar TsTeleph+�e COMMAMly ) aka , Primary Tetephr�ne ,�r w , fix Nrr�ber ...`r , ErmWl Ad Ai� 1t�t:iE�►11�'�� ` � l��= TYP$ rpe of Cannalft euslnosS:{D Type of Statg Ulan t3bi��"rte*t s� � ri r 7.00ing Doslqnadow; At, l*tip r y Owaeit ketth ri agQn. arg fit pwder(s) of tfis; property, described aknd h A) . .. ...... . Apokapt i Rep rusentative. gnaturm By.sic�rnng thrs 8,7 i ati l carti�that the information'pmvidert is�accumts. I ift d zs tt�t itt t + t ' o a f t pt rrg f c 'r tre 004d trot 09pprOuaL.: OFFICE USED Y' ; e`er subiniftreid' h cup ;, Expanded statement of Use The cultivation and manufacture center will be in oper ation 24 hour s a day, 365 days a year . This will allow us to have maximum production output while reducing the demand charges on the electricity usage. Six of the twelve flower rooms will be "lights on" while the other six will be "lights of" . The vegetation rooms will have the lights on eighteen hour s a day at all times. The facility will have six to eight employees on site during our hours of operation. One cultivation expert, two grow techs, one sales rep/bookkeeper ,, one secur ity guar d, two—thr ee tr immer s/packager s. We will have two shifts for the employees to accommodate our lighting pattern. The center will be open for business from 10am-5pm/Monday—Friday, except for holidays. Sales and Distribution Our location will be taking distributor clients on appointment basis only. Upon arrival to the location, the client will enter the unsecured lobby room of the sales distribution wing of the building. They will be greeted by a Panther Bud sales representative through a security window. At which time their distribution identity will be verified. After verification, the client will be granted access into the secured sales area for purchasing. Once merchandise is purchased. The client will exit building, enter their vehicle, and pr oceed to merchandise pick up in the rear and secured portion of the facility. The funds will be placed in the secur ed vault r eady for deposit. We will be using the United Food and Commercial Workers Union affiliated Federal Credit Union. Educational Information Cultivation During the flowering stage of the plant cycle, the plants r equir e twelve hour s of light and twelve hour s of darkness for appr oximately 60 days. Length of days could vary due to strain or phenotype. During the vegetation stage, before being ready for the flower stage, the plants require eighteen hours of light and six hours of darkness for approximately 5 weeks. During the cloning phase, before being ready for the vegetation stage. The plants require twenty four hours of light in a acclimatized cloning chamber for approximately two to three weeks or until roots appear . Management The project will be managed with a series of identical flower r ooms and vegetation r ooms. These r ooms ar e indicated on the floor plans as "Vegetation or Flower " . Each of the indicated rooms will be in a permanent designated ar ea as indicated on floor plan. The vegetation r ooms will be continuously filled weekly to support constant production in all flower rooms. We will be taking clones, transplanting, harvesting, trimming, and packaging on a weekly basis. Once in full operation, the project will yield or harvest one-two flower rooms a week, six per month, and thereafter . On day of harvest, plants will be completely cut down, partially processed, placed in a tote, and moved to the dry room with a utility cart. Flower room will then be cleared of debris, cleaned with hydrogen peroxide or bleach. In some cases, rooms will be fogged with a pesticide or fungicide if needed. After cannabis is dry, it will be partially processed, stored in a tote, and then moved to trimming room for final processing and packaging. Once completely processed and packaged. The product will be stored in the vault room under surveillance for appropriate batch testing and sales approval for distr ibution. Manuf actor e All excess leaves and small flower that are unable to be packaged or sold will be stor ed in a tote and moved to the manufacturing press room. The hydraulic press has two plates that heat up for maximum extraction. It does not use any gas or butane or processing agent. This allows for the cleanest form of extr action. Oil will then be packaged and moved to vault room for batch testing and approval for sale by state. Stor ed Soil, per lite, and nutrients will be delivered on a weekly basis to accommodate space. Any extra or unopened soil, per lite, or nutrients will be stored in the storage area of the facility. Nutrients will be stored on a shelf above r eservoir cabinets. Bulk items will be stored in designated storage area in the facility, they will have a designated space with appropriate labeling. Pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, hydrogen peroxide, bleach and cleaning agents will be stor ed in stor age ar ea on labeled shelves to meet OSHA standar ds. CO2 tanks will be stor ed in designated storage area and chained to wall. This will allow the tanks to be individually activated and dispersed to the appropriate flower rooms. The trim r oom will be equipped with a washing station, r ubbing alcohol, latex gloves, and a tr ash can for debris, used gloves and paper towels. No mater ials will be stored in grow rooms (flower or vegetation). Handled All non—hazardous material can be handled without gloves. In all cases, latex gloves will be available. Latex gloves will be used during most daily maintenance duties. They will be worn dur ing all plant maintenance, harvesting, trimming and packaging pr ocedur es. All employees will be wear ing lab—gr ade coats or jumpsuits, sun shade hats, and pr otective UV eyewear .. All hazardous material will be stored in a designated location and labeled according to OSHA standar ds and r egulations Disposal From the weekly harvests, all used soil—per lite mix will be disposed through Bur r tec waste on a weekly basis. Leaves, sticks, branches, and roots will be disposed by Bur r tec Green Waste on a weekly basis. All plastic bottles, containers, and all recyclable items will be disposed by Bur r tec r ecycle bin. Watering The flower and vegetation r ooms will be individually watered every other day or per their demand. The individual rooms will generate about 90% of the water needed for each watering after the first initial water of the flower cycle. Our tightly sealed rooms are able to harness the moisture throughout the plants flower and vegetation cycle. This reclaimed water is obtained through condensation by the air handling unit of the AC and from the dehumidification units in each room. Each room will have two fifty gallon r eser voir s. When the r eser voir s ar e full of r eclaimed water . It indicates the room from which the water was reclaimed is ready to be watered. Before mixing in nutrients to the reservoir . We pump the water through a Ultra Violet light pump. This will sterilize any bacteria or mold present which could be har mful to the plants or kill any living beneficial in our nutrient feeding schedule. Once nutrients are mixed in, we will use a submersible pump connected to a hose with a controllable spray nozzle to water each plant individually. Just like nature, the plants dry out at a differ ent r atio in differ ent par is of the flower rooms. Therefore require different amounts of water . The excess run-off water will be saved in drainage buckets below the trays. We will run this run-off water through a water filtration system. The water will then be added to the same r oom's r eser voir for the next watering. So in short it, this green room system has very little impact on the environment. Resulting in very little or no (r un—off) nutrient water getting pour ed into our city sewer system. It will take about 100 gallons of filtered tap water to grow 20 pounds of cannabis. CO2 System The flower and vegetation rooms will be equipped with individual CO2 systems. Each room will have its own CO2 monitoring system which will be customized to each room. The plants r equir e different levels of CO2 dur ing differ ent times of their plant cycle. When door is open to one of the grow rooms. It will trigger CO2 to shut off and trigger an exhaust fan to turn on. This will evacuate all CO2 from that room for safer working conditions. The CO2 exhaust fan will be attached to a carbon filter to ensure odor control when released from the building. There will not be any CO2 in the common ar eas of the building, only in the flower and vegetation rooms. Thus creating a safer work condition for the employee. The system uses very little CO2 compared to the traditional system. It has far less emissions than the rest. 4 Design Our exper t cultivation team has been evolving this design for the past 10 years. It produces some of the highest quality cannabis in the world. We are able to obtain this while using minimal city water , minimal CO2, and a minimal amount of nutrients. The facility will pr oduce the least amount of water pollution, if any at all, to the city's sewer system while keeping our CO2 emissions and odor contr of to a minimum. Our highly insulated r ooms and independent cooling system enables us to lower our electricity cost compar ed to the tr aditional gr ow. 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Mnbm aw �►.; arty f 1�. �ngi the words Patter L togr1 :tk libc,-date c `*rgani �of'Cmp y, Members may also adr t a Wd, Ckalwin WAW*g the words' 14C,and such other lrMadenas shalt be' I ; r F me rit of Y' BOW Y I"to lude the Members ma auth+ of a l a� is and the - a} WAftnts iA o� or � cif lb b Wien. =4 of l artant 9" F� lY�t�`lam.,��� •� ;. limbers MAY dw tits tabs'' j• ;often*� more de li its four t of G pany a es grate perms authori�d to dmw spinst,such amumb on b6alf of of . �` tcaIl described elsewhere in ft Aommotj D. ReWWmnu%t of OWA� opt# 3 Members may auft4iv 'Ofarg u :ndnihmse 1 ¢ k As :may bear tie }h+Ie MAY t `l ft, . sred of a: Cerdfit ate :hbn**`Of ity Cc farlh a lei name of Coro ox},. law texrf exater good yAW stag:as ofth off .�.of stF� I f . Msmger,OmaW description of authority at*x a dd ea A ber m attanh of.AT"Ul tt .b t to sa g forth the em�e7nt d eo of of Conat a• ., The, tam Used Iwa hiftw ters i Urde" t + t o&Orw tse.veq have t me ids s#p0ed Paragraph W,or„ff not dew in the amgrap►h I I I elsewhere.Ian:the Agre. njr not defuw below cis i� this tt ' � F 1 F a Weement staatt be defuW as bvi4' ib the. A I% RgpAMi SecOom 13 -1 wo and 4, as mp � .md the* Vbah u*d in the.Ag ri .aut#' IMP*&e S tarms J.Wi tneaninp sot h ftibelow., A. n YYa the t 'g l-ou and p a ou "tted bvbft GC31 pa .9 in t - . , e F flIIl fim 0 thm. i # or 01050OW1000, or 00V .. da"6640SIF Controffillug, coatmHad by, oc r a"mm ceo& vft Mmubw. The tint Omuul ll as used to the itiarnedaa eky�p $ t s ,� pec to a ooiporad,^the a'!& to exercise, �:� a mWysmm 9m. 30 poment. of,the voting rigbis attnImtabte to -&e ;off ;gi p,t=4 mar coW ot.`em� ft Oxsessux% dheoy or Willy.of tIm power to d1 "d on Of-t pilies tim A ca*oticd.cTtdty. 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Ir too la- 0 fff} ii j� S y � t { i a F 2 t z , { 5 2 4 to Abudwoo p waft M so. to ATOM"m w ! lqoq r s i Y � ?� E �'ol I C trued ass Mm oqm o w ; { Am 000" • ��'����'i��� ���LiFY. �ali/1e1 �iM ii� amulft M'O* Aluo loq "s1;d. -;Z suot y - I Y C Cuu pw Ain" ,, UW� 044 Aug ut twoqugpup I t 3p � w Aga uoqwm vritAm mpum j m. o, Awdwd �a Aouc m Mom..o ; . *p jaWao Wnpuw aq % j© (sNou AXt d Su b: ) :;fit ad rz • � t Am Su a%w 00 ptm v sqqtqxa uo ro"ate;A 10 (Vs�m oomm saml aht po stuma pig gy%4.9 ,VAW�a&a.� `Atiedtxi+ � F OA cr suognq ... }ara gons q T 1 'qg:ul MUM aA# nab:a�so r ! Summ,ptm M� `a*sumom Buono# PO 0 IP mum" .1 au r a; sjagmn jo s Muodo*.po" tow*qwn pins sa;valmoa%UOTIs 'qVAAA%Xp4ft'pU#su 'uaq�a s 's C R y r Admission omy add ti yM*i 4 Outi4m bf thg Percents , bitests of ft then Members n dudr Voting Inte1"�Oid Fcanov ic' '(!'(Nd Profit and 2.4. LI>WATKW ONE' '# 'ALS OP-�PITAL C . a r meet praor Ageert A a may A�tr. +=wd the.rft= `U%, 0,�; asok*)bn 'Cry, a.,w9en offiavi t the Atfieles tv Arwomt upon 14w APPO of lmbers Coftibudan mug O a 4 i ,m*UOdw to Movibiem on mum; ofihek CqpW ContdbW ,b ,b ' ,t r+d i y tt pay t ;(n consent of A+f 'i xe t as i ,.unlew of ft. itai.�tributia : as pw0ded W tho Ac4tho Arficles are clssd or so amen4di s 16 allow t 'd'm ►i irr.mduction. J ° absem oft statemant t A � to the ` csr Tnteres or-n tt'�f:.,a Mew, • . . , . 4-60 MOW b ' `'t3Y its coTid&!!4m has no A :# to demand and remve ea*in MOM i ;f w beer 14 45 OQhaO, DWibWw uoW:ft,d ss&ution. a 't w Con pany. IU tee *avm W.dboir shed ha s' y66 vlob of a boar bf as ftonontic J wv a � tb.respect W the vte +s ip�to cb a)uldet bf an.]Bco-no U&.r Gtia PMY only "Spw t'O Dhfti utions,if t 5 FMCENTAGE WERE Ir E *�M MUMATE The Mem R xe lof � U< embeir vw divided. btto a. Perc�ente r nt t to ' ' allocation of ]Net Profft a0d. allocati�,i Of Not Ltd n',6 ! ionExWN t snd.Exhibit,bit $as , h eiddbit my be amended km dm d*.' b y b C pang mad+ be rqxwmwd. by a x#ifie of 11 'act contlira of a;.Cestificate of MemberaMp my be detenntud by acdw of mybi :i�d.�tsnt� in codomity vAh the follovui g�l�i � , A Suh Cafi i. wen.. nttmbe�d1be iauw'4,viith a it ahQriz�ed r+eematives of Company and sltotdd b� o�a f�csim l+a�+ereof. ft sty under W96 Csinipw I the name df`the person to*m Wm4 the j 3 � t Of +af fi f � x tby, the cmtif . c Bach CWMM* "d 00nacm iftftnimt I at dw tYf rxiss - tti�ats t , Aa ON* of 1� e Interesfs ivpmenw meby� Jbrdi 16 AM or mpm*ized of ft " or hack of the smell466- oro..'.It WU tla X the terfifivate may set that the *c statemad or a t� any holder of the r lntemts upon r Amt a "a r . [may' +��+{/' {T gY TI c Of tIFWAIU f ..l np* Ccrtwmw. of sbx# be mid k00 in Am %wvo� until the `fQr w ati mtw for IL 19m Ilnmbor of been saw + d camdcd, except 9$ yi&d WO to lost, Am or depUoyed Cad$cm* Any Mmftr R A t her or �'a enlb�rshi" is;�$tale or deskoyea mW make an gdodgAt Or ag V.838hon, of aiat sad WOO ft unio whh a Mmaor of CmpoW,: emompaded by n o4ned appli" a.now,0 A�mtt m and:u�n.the FPS of a atisfwtgry bond of Wemnityl to ion`1=0440 an amotw 4ouhb the valm of lobe p hftruls as such C 0060W, (06 tss ► for soh boW m+d tl gmoiW rcq*W to be detennWod of _ tt teW CadfioW mgW be Isar (if the sam toot od, Sam. b*avm as alloipd to be lost, , luept as in U A(9�1 no ",be liable un.+ n ju4ment, deems or E3f cccc in othez' fiq fun . 1 �o No mb � �" ,:, � any 000m to C reftw of am negative balmm#n ai AzwPat 'shall anY, negative glance iu a Member'a" *td:omg on Ow.M Member my tad sty. A. Uabift f'-1ebMi �F rz Sir lei cr ml IF too ilf KP IL ja- VOR A. 4C Al all, gap is in as lat ti*�' a4 �al" lk I ri. rr ,k t JF { j AMCLIKM. i ' a i . l�iaaageaaen� �'' � a t F F i A. i ti C pomw+ CW" b,—.a cdj*Ot Wider ft wftft of and =A ,af C 9W `aOW =dw Ou "direr ion of the: :' se F 't "ceded tile ,gmement that Cam ? he #6 l :embersSers inenber- a d} . Manages OWt be toad in one (1)(W ium Managers wbo shall be el d sold, b� the WOO as pro�tded below. A Meng, unless also appointed kor MW IrA a Mayo ofl m! or other mpbyft, sW W Ate Y =the My tdr gperat%ana basins affairs of tpany and if w �� -b` hj x of such }f pW* u defined in" ' .: l fly. not be, ,+ Y Membo4 an ia&vfd*4- SUN& a } B. 0e60n Ofmknagers b F Company 3h have ems. i)� )4�m 1.teiected at each app" `meee" ` . 14 Mmhm* Includift Memben who am Manama W ca� be holes a. Mgo*y-]�-lnlerest. A Manager shad -serve t� evlrl ;`a G the:, i r of they + lowkng annual MembeW meettg(h)ftf 40to an �.#s is elected and. ;ugh fior Y �r the date on which hk Owl. ' . ands" to aene.A Manager wh tet i rvi,U fM sum la:elected' f qualifies. q AW:AhavOr npmA wft or wMat cause bg.htbers bolding a lajo ' . Manager as esquire tb k A�L AW Midegereloo fill ava y sly mve as a Manager untn The AW WIWd 46*.of M Wd OW g mmsor elected and quralifi€L _A,�y noy realp kt aw time up n notice to yQ,�� C ;�to QueW.�lf Do OuO ness ht.E ei } k f ` t. ' spno,-vm' '�� xq* � Iq spy ;` ' a : paltupum wu iPRO Aud ss ss i ; j° asn pus sa qmn w w hhF < ` t Pik u Ejuii < 1 # `tom- t» rrtX ImVui 1}Ioul `awWoxdd� j-C al .gym I" pm on *Pmq VIM waii 0%conouJalp*004, m uraIS O J-vw Auvmxw',m"W' q9 " 't s P ON t4, NW' Jf*,k=d O pear . joP ►T .. x ' QOWO pdpWd �yy Y w POOR"" . 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Aw 12 rl . 4;4 'I 4w COS ,t l 3 ) i (i) To Onta h16 4 ky�d.aft o0w,agreame*4a belay°ot Witt pay Tither P t �1 ptx po necessary priate tothe To .pity ��t �npany`of an id' �� ray and .I ca ex.c n tioha rand To&wdas awbo veaftury or"Oroprieft to the 1 }} } Managerinclui&M a 0 ftS as.a mp tkot have ft *Oftiwwa ft near tb enow, t . . . of ' ;4 otoW>ng the ishmd v vats or �m eft. `to Membom Fudhart Manager dWlnd have auk* bwvandeil,tO i&M COMMY to enpo in OW of aftwrdbusy tosea#iins Wh 10 W� :7,B WOW,r affimiat `e voh� : the M=be6 as = for-:toch O&w and the eonewence of 4,otbarg +bs �i I` fide s ,k 40e of a 6M* * ftwme* at Pba SW To*=t vo vO "lobe least f* punt 4 SIIA)of all V Utee U OM340, 3►k%tt:not less than'a M*�`In-` (b) Tho, MeW° k, a O*r .LbAw Uaba it Cooinvow, Meriben hot l ' i of :in : k (d) The change a ilut co;C ft*w Contttbt*, , in the charadUrl bush 'O( y shall req iho:ups ve t vok Of a hoWft 0 51 . all . b bufflnu .: ApftofC=V&w € p it M as for so pwpwe Of g has#n innd a the a on. nay o 'C"OugmyOfof Company sand` -*4 Ad is*-c(*ftwaWw- 'ft Avd4a dr' A,greet�a n t s #~ae Iac t actfw campy and the $ 'ls 4mling,ho w e e:of ft fed the Uana t l ;tea►suc al, tx. D. Ads as Cowiusim E OfPaority ".! 5 ; Every eontr Ev _` t. Gtd i A:Eanager or momba as n. be jai rde 2 evm person tl�erecrf i) nOr = :hadftvc boonazoended m �� �*�� �o� ut�an$. liAi oagers> and(iii)the c� r apd,defivbry of piy*tvc�va d�ly audwdaod.by Members and Managers, Any n may al t*ty;on.a °*t egsed to such pemn and s tied by any Maier hereunder: s as to, **kfX sung ` whzch c c the- $+ . OW con *V) w to ft ' =' Ity '#y w' ate A&dm`the A a , mer�dme is and Sher doeu&w#rests tot, AW of f: aff ainnf" �p k y S r .t 3: F w any Or I Ulm io Oby Dray or as to atu Q*a i' whatsower 1, COMO, % my, der or :gay 4w*w in tb capacity as d. '� - Sf AiW l S� as MW eipp r +usiness a Mfiw u t h obligated to devote only as mtwh Mampr sJithe to in cif Cony as shall be reasonably required.in ftk of the Co�yx A=Mahager shall geirftip:the duties a Manager In Va *'Ia.a der OT it ��y` eves..to be in tl�best inter�ta off'Company,and with-dwcaw,, her or its duties shad.not We any:lability by reason of be or*: been a ger o CamWy> IU negligent condbot of a.Wow vidl tho l� f t deeei gssgl , or intentional.mitcandtWo, a kwwk g vWadw the duty of 4w cm. 4 AA WAkRANTED P &i f C in Pft*V9kV S, duties, '.Manager bni ' a . > l l' ; entitled {L1 Aty # . Cxm groups unlas dwy ha' l wle*, `=ha.#wWm,that voWd cause such radiance to be unwarranted: ,A oft or:ice 1 agent tower lwhm Aw IMaba ers:reasonably beficon to.be r+sliab e i tent in.t ° . B. any attowey, pubes or.o*t?r Win.Up =am wbich the Managers reasonably b ve toh*v a ch P�;a a►fea i =car+ t c a n or Cx n wnw q= w*h-il Uw er y 4asignateo in mcmd am with a provid=oftboAxt Was or thoAoftaftt Ait to mom wit1 atx O*Y,Leh _ bey befim,la met Oompetenee. M. LIMITAMONS ON UAH�I� 11 ; A in uding � :�a,� as�1� �t cofivany at A+fim*ms for any loss or da age # Irom at rtidswid fat or or any aet or 21 ,# t t4 Z ramu of$MIA bad failure to act unlea Adix negligence or 11 miso a 3 be a es.otcom�►cc I&wb-m 346 ANNUAL MEETING OF MEN M S Mw mmusl meets ofway ptoft= t `ithe deofian pr of Z i i c car for �t a t, of di that t: .: Th6 .tang-of*=ben vW 1 how at OU& t 04 les; .}at wMa4 Of�rga i2 ation as Managm shay fix. trine,, rr if*ew aw1w) m Makers a y are unable to?agree upon such. tim and place, Memo bAft a an than 60 P 'Of t voting inter shah dates the time and place. E i A. `o to Ca11 40OW I s special meetings of + t aay crtrt uch berg lwvvi #wm by Act or by the ATdoleas my. � . 'lea d+eiu c my lobes or Meft6m z e, I tom. of the V ue proposed be cl+ Y B Date Time and.Place of McCH w itho place vu� .... *tb date of "'b*.sty in thel of the meeft or In a d* and Mitered wa v E*Ake�pmvi&d-notice of the meeting is given ft*r.i .. tan(14)i6o uw than E'( ) belare the date Qfthe m 18 1 }A l "1 f r A. R. 00AM t ficatioon Managers deRva ok written doe statbW t "tiumC,jad plow of my c t ng 4f , i :iota a. s Meeting Of:M tiers ar. when Qdwrwise reqWred bvi' 1 the Wises for wtk the meeting is 2 i E t sow zz R-, tip. Wo 40 bi Id Mo. fl J- AW IR tpk low POR 6 Orr, 04 X 9" 41 Wok 40k, W�- bf Aa tr, cr 06, Ae OR TM xl- __AL Alk IV TA* ARM —Far 4a im OL pk t i-4 rr v Ott.. co ,Oil ch Ir RL t Vu t rr 4 2 the- Presidtt aM ' t! r:+yy epm I ragtdM sts meet. � sh woo*6f 04 bus, her s-u=wdow as If mq*W by { a a t 1 tChief Ph"" weer AWI give COMPOY A bood b,i* 9w V4 S* tocb . 'to the Mlewbem f&.'itbc f ftW ,of bis 6W= and for ft restor�iow ,. � �`1 s &,,radpaima, retirement or offfaist boois, j�04 voocbx,% mmq ad Lww arty of 1 sim Under M4�,her or its oonW, Woo" to • j R w � � • • 9 � f i � •i k J r t 3 �z d f z i 7 { kr M . rr wpm Imm k ft a+a t t y VOMK*mu l' "u *v n f � 1pw off` -upwa 4` 40 P M '�I t iiLu1`�r 'A�+QvdMQ;) � (�... .- i t3 Pam` � I"' ,� � i:. k ' ' MOM. vop i to 11 ISO 4" 4 jo k i X - E 3 • lKnoobv a puloos lo . . ; a „ � r `msodo E i=was of koodono IKL joqi " Aq k 91 119 441 Ag ir X'A ........... . Al AI 4T t ca td i = . 1 ,.t , x such Membees income =owt " b oA C or debited to and deducted from ,the income k$ . 9",MeOwt auk` ddWR jtriiag in swh account s I be Umsferved _ , to "ir i Capll;w,., Apt of such , r { f ;. i V 1FAMA.�IW. � S.R S .Y.OF 0 MUOST in tho { i went my kbreo 4r�1jo. vio, UVO of Aim the t+ s="I to tbpapitA Awow of ft tmmkimt to the e tobta,to the tmvx&rred:fi 1 k } x 1 r = d 1 = y 1. r 1 t 4 r x q x r k 4 , } 4 t As Ems tl* 9!h- 9-7 IdIC too., go ........ ....... 10" ar it k A4 t Aw,meteba dwx� waTwwwy Sewn 1.70+21(10, . f f 4 Alko d-h6=Wri dfhn*um Gain 4 irr► di s ease duringat edw . pa k Mimeo � of l m Oaf ben any Met*" with a sly '`, b&IM4 non id of # tea[ shall be allmmed, hm of im"I wd l Yaw (4�k if new ry, C*W to t r of( t Of i s in ft WwAlm GOIA till PmoP And ' ft hence suclit l embek` C*iw parry into s -sA ated ,�� ,fie enci of �e� '�fps Co� this Fwas ao S"1 WO:nat include4oy Aom of,income or g4n a4ocaed pursuaart to the rages SHOMt= under Oiis Pam ! I at" l* made Wore my btr1 a `o � thus ara . $.I A*O")a O=p*y l : l the*rpm of0"�?aragca*I L# lala2i i�i a 1 Qa S l i t id l Of each'y6at l bo fmkxd wA ft adjustme s 1T , ")(bX4� s AwrdI of �. GWAsly defied and t ddftlWftdInMoot ' ' 'ms* Spa 1. d E. AllocatioA gfWet ftftli Qim UniW qwi� r , of N4* PWft flAtJ dOn sheLU �,Ved 4 to Member fo . wwuAand'manners tQ el �&0 t it &e R ffie vital a u Dew'of Wh Wda T=wury ,►i XH)(d) as guic* as panNe fii the emit fy M mber unexpecteft My(4ibistribWom.tom,.a offe Ond of such year, reasonably av expe :�o exceed affsetting; kemases to mr l "a i .. +fig t am P to occur during or tom* in V" wCh r na are expel to be l (: 'Aa to,a.niln 4tsm y gait charge x Jag 41 X, ®R ----------- -2t cs 44 -10 vi %IA 7 10 04 L 00+ rr 04 Wit Po for, r+ : JL Vo a re JJJ77{1 t{{: ` � Via. I. `a .�Memi� s A�at the is in wkwa e" h igat to and ' of A Weement�aad(it) the 4mount the Member .s t :, ,bo 04e 16�� Pmuant tho penultlm.ate sentences of S on M 2( l: F 1..70* `f ,' + f the Tdu Re axch larber i lbe y !WW 4ineme and pin Ift tt==a of such cxcws a's subs slam tip'. . r# O� tt Md Sfthmar wow:bwe a C*W daunt v". . a 'deficit bOW= inftbea of auch sum of r an atim IMMWOM ' O *r tbia,F SJ bow been -.de 46 It f Md*-it qualified e a hw. of and this, To t $0 I , .awl asset of coft4xl�y is �jnartew or Accomt atune aR t as t. kw=�, piny l all -on"Oft to assa 184 Law awomt my e ce between dw ` ' loffttkasP bais4 for federal purposes aW.xts gloss fair , t M.Aflomi w 1,63S6 Cadet: CWth tiding Ot }of the ;. ;. ��.. . �, , bm NO tfts and Not .sasses shall be $DOOM i '*0 1W Wdadt with nrgExrainents :far tUributi-cm otcash eb,040;; m g=ment, Ia jr� for DiWibutioa of asset : 40 t won aW v�� up Mc#y in accordance utet wco lea Proafthm fadth+s00hunWIS duxWkmtkvi to fob with b1cations 1� l x f 3 f r Y E r :Y • a f If the "dons v0` �►t M. fit which C M are baby. Suftnized dh*� i k� , o, �,: an other items lq �lt�cata �'t' . l Mbem so as toa the allo o n � � , l �� " dw nOkmer in WbIch tba Members intend tw, Y0 16 bO divided this ArWo V ,%t Wi Ais of TMdUry moans tla 4,WIY alwaking,Othor N- et P�Qft Not LOS"$, dives WM be. li4 boy and Items oft m , among to MaW*s .w -the net amount of the al aid Sueb � r stover r visions of aomi� tax puMoses� the tom; aU6040; to aftload ime, atloeatton. Omvisiotts Of do to R ' � � 'to �t the plant ntmeWom awl Di des p vi .,1 t ; � ',Matte to adopt:and vevise any re asomble lY=er.I WO !to theissat of Mmbirs to rafted ft Mamb33' inte StSt 1 at 4he fi% wit � and O ` = in Company dose Offt Yew- a- The akkoc rtit> `£ S 1 be VVIW in thkfolkovu°ing order from first to lash; 3 AD=hc MWMUM gam required by Subparagt^aph C; E : 1400ag }` required by. h$; Miubed by But �: .'d 1' VoUnq, vo sus i Avedmoojo qU.0 . ION ut PWOR Ie "Plow ' �` � � ;s�� � Diu �. p- MP*qppM. I:jam►p=4twW oy o "R�` Am 04 refos i s Sao.smoun E'9, is E soop p put =owl mi apt at * `s; C j jp Mob* Aq, pwmb»i ge j gov Immov,midalow HY x t VaTlbW spar ipyaQ jun000V p4ldoo slV,PpAl r so mmy s s�sgq P �Mwnqlw 01 o ) kq ploqtft op ► � u WU rdo uosodsip mp xa ape W04s .pta' i r t • i f , s { • i mmm for the fad All Pam ad :tttwl"'isdebte&=off All lsayn ;s :fo o ovoragng costs incwjW h. dft to ibb ao ration, f ess And it acacn rc of# AS=m d O Reasonably • PW,T t YtrfOrItox .. . 4 +fir to wed by rem the aism of a M Member or,o M du ' W ' Asw , of ; Cam,each A=of*mc, 94114 man,.or Omm of Come,* tmhfat Picular PwW of 5W&fly s of ro Oy on or d. whldh It is.soured or othrrwi*; such day"I beARocated ib 'fipR[K!upm'L' ' ..Yvo ykrmt y vj se of swh day. PMPM Offtst a transfer � � s �01�tbe. h been towummated-Ou the amofh scorn+ . ��1�at�during such ont* l such b ', 'twrease 4 o dem saftelly oee (Ly., gaics a &VWWUS Made Owbg the fin, or MOVA WO be.6ftmcd to' ,on 166&Yof flee=nth). Noftftsu p! on ays.to tbo off, a WIM of COmpany realind in motion wt a sale or Otho tray► old -of'dw ilift of *dl be allocated Solely to the partkis Ownbw sua We o�Odw. n i # c i E yF 5 'S ' ft AkOU . ulPQffft aq z # � q � - : . . ueu �suo�� t +� ' a #pm pu 30 PIPo ` moo ssow jo suo". gi v p ` doDpu"W. i atu'" t � r 1.5 Q suopqp Vo r i JMU Pw � sq-�fl l ° . 114 JSN ao Nounwamc, �t 3q3rx OV aAnq tip m*K'on III ! Apmov Auvdmood rt . ow4oa.elms, po aq RpW jKmW ON t ! Ss ' ! ► on�q qot faro. #*PU so OSPOVAOER� err q p,,V, . , "Z ham XXM v i i { r 3 1 >. ! f jE x � F i x z • ' . i F' x 7 { F i t r { z Y • i 7 s , i x 6 x 7 i atp 3o qdgslwW ?t k � a %.Pm., 1p r • i f 7 k ` f �,m up sp(4p Mg SIT oft ? - M �()Zl to opt xm :ftwovq;mzpj S Y 1 A 4*Anvlumwd*j Poe� 'pug itJX p t' qmlo [E `S$atIES*. . .. [� ! Alm 4�d=3j3 m pug 900' ... ' w um i m g 0 1cuc0ui 1mv.�apa�. %psodu JOUaM MP OR Ms smdtad xvi qloj awnb", pa OPPOWk, oq t. E tl()J *MWV4000 guado oq P .ping CKV k ? i VIM po*woj wow sullutw000 SlutntmOOW luopuada A OPALwqjo w: i ; , ► 1'9 S M VftftVA *W AM . JP i t ; ►I 1008aj i+ #�ddu OuRunoom s aq uma "(Pon POW . Aw po SWWOP I * uvdmo lojjmpq U9 qjo Sao= o T ` JO O alp I� .� ja s. PNWI . i I . Ilamo,taft, s pompom %sw pEua ,� "UTOmd w4xW uTP Pug F.""s Tnf lunlaw gtq "" UOP0900 of (mod* _,Um XV : p 3fl wo * way loq=yf I q. !. { Y � { Y • -r ' k r Y� C }r k } TIC i jjj J r. r. • Yt 1 IY[ Y i • kr t r k s r 2• � l x i j � •, k { � •3 vvr <" . araW dug w AV 2Q , *,)0. n . am I `such Sul "i xit ' ut A*P.W 4 Ott t , lhoft of ju s s atpjo s. ov. tu ; t i i.. Iota", t low, ulln" OR* 94 Aq p #gsgns . � 8t uv 1 ,< ap jopm xwpoy V. co mmod Is sheuogjad Stm. dope ptm mom m tr -pm an p � M,ttti agt� �UORMNOW O qns 01 APO a ax i JO MnPtm4 V via do ILWm r • 41toY in vo ,Mp a *v #0 ,. + � ► �. � p43:xapun sasclmd xiln murk pmm.m p UOPMUU4 �*I=p ' AWIP mud Mum ; antes. s d , to pa; ' �►° Hic jo jq . qm Jape uownaiaw "odwo hps lam" , z. tORIMM OM Iq damn VARY , ` iuv Rimp t p ,� f -IN ell pt i ;• r�ajj,,, 4 { t# „ Popba "APOO &4MOM MR UT lay 00, .. tamMa tq mom : .. vm ov uo mdh sassesP PO txgw= im ,On A dh . a<axat> autara � .. :�a�� P 40, ; puTAA 20,� a�c��strods sued usepwqn 'i p luau MOM Os m =lam ma*mtzmqd a aq> td zr Fug . a ? WC" alp IN OMM IMP "AmdusO aq i a tx � a { !#1 wp"Oun of 0 Pwwj*Im AEI onmmw amu s polio* pupa jo, - pap sum' dow. Ipw �t ` qc €PW jf cam" ttd Mowe" Ell 30 Aa"( Auftwd JO ' oq A pomu*uwq.nq 4w.Amoog T u q `swo3 . *q ipis sg a> y .tarns ojjA ad SWOAO 41P, ,4u0 JOa 41 low A It la mg . .. ................. - .41 jet lair- bb At 'BE ,ba Ir ga p4 s { s F jy AW"QA I I i , upon iil� dissolFdi©n 4 o0p U#&!" 9.,E it�qy,And to mx�nm cooscht by the m"ng Mom IWd ng 8 *WIY, - W to W* of .P and if am] y t**�ft �, ' C Aamo ` s h=% Won the '' W pMQn, the v6a Members �t have .&vhm such M+ nber. inter. fiber or by gueh �% M mWJ or within nfixty ) tha inher�tanr� Qr o . PMOU,*0 ite0aining Members notify ; MOMPI" in. vrr&4 I-Of dWr Avebaso{a portion of ft Famftr Mknibeea IOUs The Wure of any 81 1 W.OWW W� ilCable period Ct t13tX C an. WnJ'QS.M r w:topwWwe any of the Fir NICM:a ice" $. B. Fs R making ICI &W be enfitled to a.� '. the . h!ietnWs pro r �t the+ thef + ons . demmd:far the mm i e I23 ie1 St`by the `,� h form M bWs tru*61,or Wis.Ja . , theme ROMP t ono:or less than c :io P'""0 F+ ie� ic's kfticil A�#�`t�*bpwi ,'X' at iis alb tic Remaining Membw W 6 tn' Ii Pmentage low:4f tha ` h a t Pvr4fttW Interests of all limbers and dw'Fon a If the '. . , t of the.F abeir� } �� ���. pia AW 014t t6 PMhW the unpuvch;�d portion of The Famw MombeA ' ape"dan of law to,my��� `'' �'� ta! �`�tr�ase= the ao �I .I is O�f O6 F er.M*b r, subject to k � _ t f r. etojof the hokkrof such Wteigg�to Oipnad tb fore accordiog to,to M or o4ber applicable 14w. I +c wt#itsFtand n pw,"" of the Areement to Ift toftdr,4 tb nuaaxu%Ambers may nkoWly to 1 an SIUVdIftof the Fes' N tuber%Interest to be pri hased by ftch of#ate m 1 r a s f • F b s foist be 's pro tata, p �fFph�:'��px*m of the book wkw 4 &H RAp ft &ft6dnW T� or such f� �b � Ih or a o Ran"" b elm to. sapa to, mocha, clrns the bo : VAbw to Vary f fan' the t F t#a such meson �be ebfidW to require an appralsaL k Ath vatu mes'M. . 'a:Merest equal the fair.=market value of as x we nt 'with � ) dqs after`the [c a to remaining,,A sidt`b+ 04 ease of a al�to agree; sorb nbwty ( day pftiA as-adeterm ned bar t qrWsCM ected-bar the Form Membet or s F����#oste ��ox it'�a ���tba Irte�ber4 a selected so of'' 1°pormer Mwab `s interest in. by ft two WrsitmJ Campmy AwR beft wft*V ofthe other f tbce event # fir�arket Arai *Oft("%), k book vat, tuts p� ,� such appraisal shall + w4vrwby e FK*$o oring 10"*r into the trawsa t# the'bwk s r be pald by C ampany or the Fot purposes of P ,� } m " ' �I, die caw a* ,4 tqiW Omni. *W M Of � � togs v4 . into St L`f? to "at e, from.t � cjt?s� at then cormt Applicable.F`�Rats(tb0'A� o r ;ct�or�1,214(d)of't Code fc11 : vdkh the first:pa' tut is UM&(&fA 'a tilt to"whet the AF woW4 be for suwh. math under MC 800000 1 t 'oft Codo if 66 AFR fsto wnger guts** to,full. =Wrd,= pn��VW SO t (1� f pay and F" �,afar t n�af rs fb t W. 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CITY OF PALM DESERT,CA 92260 € 1 COLOR AND MATERIAL SAMPLE EXHIBIT BOARD -M- EXTERIOR WALL COLOR EXTERIOR WALL COLOR EXTERIOR ACCENT COLOR EXTERIOR SIDING SHERWIN WILLIAMS SHERWIN WILLIAMS SHERWIN WILLIAMS 6"W.COMPOSITE SIDDING SW 6698 P SW 6233 SW 6241 TERRAIN COLLECTION,RUSTIC ELM 0 KINGDOM GOLD SAMOVAR SILVER ALEUTIAN BY TIMBER TECH W J o F Jx a fi ZL� i W � W M DECOMPOSED GRANITE INTERLOCKED CONCRETE PAVER N BY SOUTHWEST BOULDER AND STONE BY ANGELUS PAVING STONES c DESERT GOLD DESERT GOLD c4 ADOBE SUNSET FINES ADOBE SUNSET FINES Zd� LW z S - _ ran.eno g E Q 9,0 DESERT ALARM INC 73168 HIGHWAY 111 SUITE.:204,PALM DESERT,CA,92260 1 760-322-1562 1 GEORGE@DESERTALARM.COM 12/04/2017 74725 Joni Drive Palm Desert, Ca, 92260 Security System Overview: 1. Camera System: Which Will Be Installed At Property will Visually Record and Monitor all Building Entrances and Exits,The parking lot/Delivery area, the adjacent Drive, and the entire inside of the cultivation facility.A combination of Fixed and Varifocal Internet Protocol Cameras will be used, Each Camera will have 4 Mega Pixels of Resolution. The horizontal Viewing angle of each camera will be at least 105 degrees. 2. DVR System: The Corporation will utilize a DVR recording Server, Which exceeds Any and all Industry Requirements. This DVR server will be fully integrated into the alarm system and will have a host of Video Analytic Capabilities. The monitor connected to the DVR will be located at the main security desk inside of the locked monitoring room. 3. Alarm System: The Alarm System will include all doors and windows to be protected and alarmed with contacts that are tied into the alarm system. Each Door will be equipped with a 6001b Mag lock, Deadbolts or Electric Door Strikes. All Access Control and door lock will be used in conjunction with the video surveillance system to track All movement throughout the Entire Property. Hold up/Panic Buttons will be placed in specific Areas throughout property. Glass Break Detectors along with 360 degree Motion Detectors will placed throughout entire Unit to ensure no movement goes on inside of property while system is armed. 4. Vault System: In accordance the regulations, The Corporation will dedicate a vault storage room for any processed medical marijuana and transaction records. The vault will have a Proximity sensor as well as a maglock. 5. Access Control System: The Access Control Protocol has been designed to prevent diversion of all the corporation products by progressively controlling and monitoring authorized personnel and victor flow throughout the facility. The Access Control System will be integrated into the alarm system, to track all codes and times when doors are released. Each door will have a Maglock and can be released by pushing the lock release button behind desk. There will be emergency Push to exit buttons in case of emergency. Sincerely, George Madain Project: Partner Buds lop Desert Alarm proposes the following scope of work: If CAMERAS • Install 1 11 I.1-' day/night Infrared weather proof I)o e Cameras. Features 2.8-12mm lens, 4 Mega pixel of Resolutions. Video Output is HD 1080p@30fps/25fps. This is A State of the Art Top of the Line Camera, The Final Picture will Be Excellent. Able to Read License plates with playback Zoom capabilities, able to see the smallest of Details. • Install "2 32 channel Net�Nor `ideo l ecord€r, Comes with 6 terabytes of Hard Drive (up to 3 To 5 Weeks of Recording). This is a High Resolution NVR system with built in P.O.E and has 32 Pre-installed Licenses. • Install Power Stumlies for each Camera, to Power up to 32 Cameras with IR illuminators On during Night. • Connect NVR to Internet Router for Remote Viewing From Smartphone, Tablet, Labtop ETC.. From anywhere in the World. • Install 65 Inch High Definition Samsung Monitor for local Viewing. Total Investment After Taxes: Desert Alarm Will Give A 3 xyear Warranty on Parts. This Job Will Be Professionally Installed From Start to Finish you Will be 100 Percent Satisfied on the Final Outcome of the Entire Installation and as well The Picture Quality For Every Single Camera. Please feel Free To Contact me on my cell if any questions Project: Partner Buds 760-413-3557. Thank You for Giving Desert Alarm The Opportunity to Fully Secure Your Property. Have A Great Day! GEORGE MADAIN 73-168 Highway 111 Suite 204 Palm Desert,CA 92260 Office:800-726-1779 Ext. 21 George@desertalarm.com www.desertalarm.com ACCEPTED BY: X DATE CUSTOMER Desert Alarm,Inc. DAI a Security Alarm Systems Company in the truest sense. Our staff of security alarm Project: Partner Buds consultants and technical installation staff is committed to providing quality and timely technical security solutions and support. The Desert Alarm team is poised,as the premiere alarm systems provider for discriminating consumers and their increasing demands for state of the art security systems technology's as we enter into the third millennium. 73-168 Hwy 111 #204 Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760)322-1562 Toll free(800)-726-1779 Fax(760)-322-9113 www.desertalarm.com Project: Partner Buds Alarm IV kv Desert Alarm proposes the following scope of work: High Tower Buildink Alarm • Install New Alarm Performance package which includes: Install Door/window sensors (41), Install (32) 360 degree Long Range IR Warehouse Motion Detectors throughout Entire Building New Panel Battery and Transformer, Installing (1) New LCD Full Read Out Alpha Keypad, Installing New 30 watt/120db Siren. (0.00) • Gsm Cell Unit cell unit lets the alarm communicate wirelessly via satellite so there is no need for a phone which is better protection for your business and as well gives you the capability to remotely arm/disarm the system for your smartphone, tablet, computer etc. Also lets you receive text notification anytime someone arms or disarms the system.( Price is onetime fee of 295.00 and 10.00 more monthly). • Profession Installation and testing of all Equipment Insuring System is working and Communicating Properly. • 2 Year Warranty on system, As well same day or next day Service calls (if Needed). • Labor and Installation will take about 5-7 days with 2 guy on the job to complete and get done correctly. As Soon as I get the approval to do the work I can have my guys out there as early as next day. Project: Partner Buds Alarm WA x , H O cr W - We Do Require A 2 Year Agreement at 50.00 Monitoring Price will Never Be Raised. Thank You for Giving Desert Alarm The Opportunity to Fully Secure Your Property. Have A Great Day! GEORGE -MADAIN 73-168 Highway 111 Suite 204 Palm Desert, CA 92260 Office:800-726-1779 Ext. 21 George@desertalarm.com www.desertalarm.com ACCEPTED BY: Project: Partner Buds Alarm X DATE CUSTOMER Desert Alarm,Inc. DAI a Security Alarm Systems Company in the truest sense.Our staff of security alarm consultants and technical installation staff is committed to providing quality and timely technical security solutions and support. The Desert Alarm team is poised,as the premiere alarm systems provider for discriminating consumers and their increasing demands for state of the art security systems technology's as we enter into the third millennium. 73-168 Hwy 111 #204 Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760) 322-1562 Toll free (800)-726-1779 Fax (760)-322-9113 www.desertalarm.com Project: Partner Buds bill" kv owl IV Desert Alarm proposes the following scope of work: Merry Jane Mau Lock System • Install New 41 Door Mau Lock System: Which Includes 41, 700 pound mag Locks to hold door Closed. As well install Swipe reader pads which will Release the mag lock if correct Key tag is swiped. Lastly we will install a button which will release the Mag lock when pushed. • Profession Installation and testing of all Equipment Insuring System is working and Communicating to our Central Station. • 2 Year Warranty on system, As well same day or next day Service calls (if Needed). • Labor and Installation will take about 10-15 Hours with 2 Men on the job to complete and get done Correctly. As Soon as I get the approval to do the work I can have my guy out there as early as next day. IN x z Thank You for Giving Desert Alarm The Opportunity to Fully Secure Your Property. Have A Great Day! Project: Partner Buds GEORGE MAD-VW 111 i , 73-168 Highway 111 Suite 204 Palm Desert,CA 92260 Office:800-726-1779 Ext. 21 George@desertalarm.com www.desertalarm.com ACCEPTED BY: X DATE CUSTOMER Desert Alarm,Inc. DAI a Security Alarm Systems Company in the truest sense.Our staff of security alarm consultants and technical installation staff is committed to providing quality and timely technical security solutions and support. The Desert Alarm team is poised,as the premiere alarm systems provider for discriminating consumers and their increasing demands for state of the art security systems technology's as we enter into the third millennium. 73-168 Hwy 111 #204 Palm Desert, CA 92260 (760)322-1562 Toll free (800)-726-1779 Fax (760)-322-9113 www.desertalarm.com d I c }a 1 9 i 1 a 4I a 3 f i 01 �d:• =I a I P = 1 9 t4. �€�§cmNll CG _ r ......................a °C ----------- in 1 � O IF F 1 � 4 EI 11 0 4h TENANT IMPROVEMENT FORow PANTHER BUDS LLCa ax €� 74725 JONI DR. 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Icy.. ,_ ........ — cNnrets o.G.mANo XIWESEfTIEN I1 I OURr Egg M SYMBOL LEGEND I, W V I y I � � d p BL H o Z P. z Q Z c W � ,.....° REVISION BY SHEET TALE: i . .- R— Y11010 IT lo°xo. role- _ I ALARM SYSTEM SPA6BERAL CONfRAGTOR SHALL VISIT TIE JOB ID SITE A VERIFY ALL EXWINS GO/DIT10N5 .a�.�......—.......>......�....,�.,�...�......m.....:.....,..,-.......,...........�...®.................�.—e....d>.�e...�..��....�..a.....,�.��...........�..w.-.,d...�.....e...>.........�.,..—..........�.......-...........�..............e.......................�....a.a.....—.e.�.......—.4..e�....s.—ems...-.......�— MIS ON STATEMENIr P=fiier's Bu&s oblective is to cwtivate� manufacum.,oaad distribute die hest qual4 were iona1/rnrdic cwmabis at an affirdable ice to theconmmer in the mmt effidient en roftment, al Soundmethod possible, We are comwited to the bnaW tom. osi-e att6butes. that carob g can contribifte to not only ffic ,consmer but the community at lark Our goal 1*3 to be a profitable c rpany dedicated to the lox tem success of its partmrs, employees and also to ihe 'MunicipWity ofPalm Desert. COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS PLAN Panther Buds is a cultivation company that plans to produce one of the regions highest quality cannabis. Our highly experienced management team has over twenty years in the cultivation field and has operated in the most extreme growing climates. Thus, giving them the knowledge to create the ideal greenest climate possible. We plan to produce close to $4,000,000 in three the first three years of sales. Panther Buds management grow team has created a templet for success. Our design has an assembly line set up to produce cannabis flower 365 days a year . Our perfect climate has lower CO2 emissions than the traditional style. We recycle about 90% of our water and are working to be 100% recyclable in our first year . Our system emits very little odor to the public, neighbors, and surrounding businesses. Each room with its own independent cooling system and odor filtr ation allows us to have a var fable climate in the different rooms to accommodate different strains of cannabis to their geographical origin. The independent cooling also reduces are demand charges thus reducing utility cost. Electricity is the major running cost. We are presently working on a renewable energy plan to be compliant with new proposed state regulations. The system deters bugs, mites, mold, and other diseases to spread through warehouse. Each room is basically quarantined to itself reducing chance of epidemic spreading through warehouse. These identical flower rooms allow Panther Buds to have continues research and development on product enhancement, reducing nutrient, electrical and labor costs. If it0s 30 degrees or 125 degrees outside, we can still maintain a per fect climate with our extreme insulation design of the individual flower room design. The assembly line set up promotes the lowest labor costs while increasing production to a maximum. The design also enables Panther Buds to operate under code, state law, and Osha requirements. Panther Buds is discussing a plan with United Food and Commercial Workers Union for our employees. The Union will help us stay compliant in the fastest growing industry in the world and allow us access to their affiliated Federal Credit Union for the banking elements of the operation. Financial For ecast (Refer to Spr ead Sheet) Ther e is a total of sixteen r ooms, twelve which ar e flower production rooms, and four are intimal vegetation prep rooms. Each of the flower rooms will contain 110- 130 plants which will produce a total of 20 pounds per eight—week harvest cycle. The harvested plants will spend one week in the dry room and the following week will be trimmed and packaged. This gives a ten—week harvest to sale period. The rooms will be initially started or set up one week at time, therefore making a twelve—week period in which four of the rooms will be overlapping to create six harvests per month. This method is done to stagger the inventory, ensure quality, freshness, and to avoid over saturation of the market. However , because Q 1 will be far less profitable, only seeing three harvests, the following three quarters will produce fifteen harvests or batches. We estimate each pound of cannabis will sell for a conservative $ 1 ,500 per pound to the distributors. Three batches at 20 pounds per harvest multiplied by $ 1 ,500 yields us $90,000 in the first quarter . At this ratio, quarter 2 through 4 produces $450,000 per quarter . These prices are based on current market value at a highly conservative rate. All our expenses are based on current market value of products. This is not taking into consideration the discounts for bulk purchases or commercial electrical rates. The initial set up cost for building renovations is based on a $60 per square foot tenant improvement. All equipment costs are based on a wholesale cost. All labor costs are based on current wage rates to the industry. Security is based on a $20 per hour for armed guard and sur veillance alar m system that will oper ate 24 hour s, daily. Taxes, licenses, and utilities will be based on cur r ent r ates and can be adjusted based on incr eases or decr eases in the r ate. COMMUNITY RELATIONS NEIGHBORHOOD RESPONSABILITY PLAN The goal of our outreach plan is to educate the surrounding community, hear any potential concerns, and mitigate any adverse effects. Our outreach plan is for the surrounding community of businesses and residences is to seek and create a dialogue that will include the following tactics; Outreach surrounding residents : Host an event at a local community space to discuss our business plans. Next door app— introduce ourselves to the community via social platform. One on one conversations with community leaders. Speak at community events, including; planning groups, neighborhood forums, etc. If so desired outreach to schools about drug awareness and addictions. Outreach surrounding businesses : Delivering informative valuable information about J our future for the local community and how it may affect their place of business. We give all with our business name and contact information. Sending informational e—mails, such as quarterly updates and planned changes to our business operations, to the management or owner of sur r ounding businesses. Attend local business events and speak to business owners and managers After our initial education push, we will provide our contact information to all stake holders and make our selves available. Outr each sur r ounding community: Our goal is to become a responsible and r espective part of the local community thr ough a sustained presence for local homeowners and business owners. There will be an effort to monetarily give back the community. We will give a percentage of all profits to a variety of youth programs in the community. This will be discussed with community officials as well as the community directly to allocate the funds in the best possible way. We plan to have local blood drives on the property and possible food drives for the community's homeless shelter s. Lastly, we will focus on directly giving back to the Palm Desert consumer , by offering discounts through our distributor to the local dispensaries that will be in tur n passed on to the Palm Deser t r esidents. 7705.Michigan©riva Po nn Desert,CA$22 9 PhOWIF (76� -4780 " Deb(760)777 6,M2 Mail 11m=ott(a)t1t1e24fiorwonx�trr: wwwzcottdesignnndtifl624.com Design r and TrUe 24, 1na. IDOWMW .15, 2017 GLS Ardh lecture Group, Inc. 74994 Joni Wve Palm DOS, C 9=0 (760) 0-38 RE- POinthelr BUdS, LLO. 7,4 .`5 Joni Dr-. Palm 1wl; CA 92M tube&Air f ow r a iramant.` anal`odor contmi sysim for asch for/gam mom Grp Room and Vegetation loom Air condfttoing mar t (based on the wooing mWirartfta) 3700 CFN1- This air is .recalcuWad dWi the cooling ale. Circulating wall fans to recirculate the air throughout the spaw to keep moire from o'r ting "+ the OantS. Fain suing and �Iocatlona to be!determined by the owner. Exhaust systems cWculatien for each grow mom i' volume f an air change every 10 Minute to uer ata the roam. Cp. grow room .4128 ,cu. ft. .1 40 alr dhanges, `= 41 3 CFM per grcw room. Uiaust systems: will be cartridge type cha=al filters 1�o dilate the CO2 after each grow. qcle.. The exhaust fart system remain cuff whHe the lights are on during 'tl grow cycle urns the CO2 volume becomes a health hazard. All grow room and vegetation rooms vAlt have pofthle intatior c.harcoal fibre to constan fitter the fn rlior air. The off`ms, restaroorns} corridors, eta WO be air condstlorted using it eWdent HVAC systems and rooftop ecommizer CO2 to meet the cGOUnS heating and oxygen needs of the areas. Additionally all. tv's spaces will be constantly air filtered uaing portable CI cowl filters All filtered Interior air, Will be whausted to fhe e)derior and shell to through a secondary bha=al flit r mounted In the rod#to obtain the reqo ited odor oontrol in the exterior tho buildIngx The exhaust hem 1br odor control consists ofa Fence (or equal,) #Fl og mine whaustar with.'Greentree Hydroponics (or equaij. cartridge,type charcoal fitter, sjwd for the fan capacity, for each grow room. The fan has a capaC4 up to 520 CFM � grow mom 4126 cup, ft. f 10 air changes=41S CFM per grow woo* The I VAC tallirrg o*ntrao be sole d) is tensible for the Installat"ton of the cbarooal fdtor Installation at each fa locetIlOn. The: p Will Wlcate the requirement for odor control as a requirement of the City of Palm Desert. 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Strong background in all aspects of Hospitality and Guest Services with a broad range of high-profile clientele. • Hard working, driven, and dedicated, while firmly committed to providing exceptional guest services, and highest levels of client satisfaction, retention, and loyalty. • Excellent organizational, communication, and people skills. • Bilingual, speaking English and Spanish fluently. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE STREAMLINE VALET. Huntington Beach, California 'tanager(2010-present) esponsible for managing day to day company operations, staff training and development, marketing company services, managing client accounts, and all aspects of customer relations. • Firm was the largest and most popular valet company in Orange County (according to Yelp). • Successfully marketed company services to major restaurants in the region. ■ Also managed private parties and other events. TSUNAMI SUSHI,Jaco, Costa Rica General Manager(2005-2010) Responsible for overseeing restaurant operations, profit and loss, staff training and supervision, employee scheduling, inventory control, quality assurance, customer service, and other managerial functions. • Managed an operation which attained all profitability objectives, and increased sales by 15%. • Also assisted in the opening of a second restaurant in Quepos. REEF VALET, Huntington Beach, California Director of Operations(2000-2005) Responsible for daily operational management, staff training and supervision, workflow coordination, establishing client relationships, client relations, and other related assignments. Managed 30-member staff. • Marketing efforts resulted in a 20% increase in client base. • Also handled employee payroll and staff evaluation. WESTERN DENTAL U.S.A., Costa Mesa, California Office Manager(1997-1998) Responsible for managing office operations, overseeing support staff, accounting, billing, insurance administration, and patient relations. Personally increased credit sales by $70,000. DUCATION SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY, San Diego, California Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science ion Psychology. REFERENCES I FILED`UL Secretary Of Stag S StB Of�eu�; Mia ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FOR JUL 0 7 DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE,INC. 61 We, the undersigned residents of the State of California have voluntarily associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a cooperative corporation under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California and particularly under the provision of California Corporations Code sections 12200 et seq.and do by this document certify to the following: ARTICLE I.NAME: The name of this corporation shall be Dank Dash Cultivation Cooperative, Inc. ARTICLE II. PURPOSE: This corporation is a cooperative corporation organized under the Cooperative Corporation Law, The purpose of this corporation is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which a corporation may be organized under such law. The specific and limited purpose of this corporation Is to facilitate or coordinate medical marijuana transactions between qualified patient members and/or primary caregiver members. ARTICLE III. INITIAL AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS: The name and address in the State of California of the Corporation's Initial agent for service of process are: Daniel David Senske, 43520 Palmilla Circle, Palm Desert, CA 92260. ARTICLE IV. MEMBERSHIP RIGHTS: Each member of the corporation is entitled to one vote, and may own only one interest. The proprietary interests of the members are equal. ARTICLE V. NUMBER OF MEMBERSHIP SHARES: The authorized number of membership shares shall be one million (1,000,000) and such shares shall be without par value. ARTICLE VI. INITIAL CAPITALIZATION: The amount of capital with which this corporation will begin business is Nine Hundred Dollars($900,00). ARTICLE VII. PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS: The principal office for the transaction of the business of the corporation is at 43520 Palmllla Circle, Palm Desert, CA 92260. ARTICLE VIII. DIRECTORS: Section 8.1. Number of Directors, The number of Directors of this corporation shall be three(3). Section 8.2. Initial Directors. The names and addresses of the persons who shall serve as directors until the first annual meeting of the members are: Daniel David Senske 43520 Palmilla Circle Palm Desert, CA 92260 James Rudden 43520 Palmilla Circle Palm Desert, CA 92260 Dave Johnston 43520 Palmilla Circle Palm Desert,CA 92260 39247152 ARTICLE IX, SUBSCRIBERS: Each subscriber to this certificate agrees to take one membership share and the names and addresses of the subscribers are the same as above. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being the directors of Dank Dash Cultivation Cooperative, Inc, have signed these A is of Incorporation on this day of June 16, 2016. aniel Davi enske ';jRudden Dave Johnst n DECLARATIONS I declare that I am the person whose name is subscribed above. I have executed the above articles of incorporation.This instrument Is my act and deed. Executed an //�1Zo L at Palm Desert, California. Ideare the for oing is4anorrect. , -Daniel Davi fiske, Initial Director I declare that I am the person whose name is subscribed above. I have executed the above articles of incorporation.This Instrument is my act and deed, Executed on 6 at Palm Desert, California. lae th a in true d rrect. ,jL�—� q,c2rRes udden, nitf I irector I declare that I am the person whose name is subscribed above. I have executed the above articles of incorporation.This instrument Is my act and deed. Executed on Zdl at Palm Desert,California. I Ottlare the for of g tru and correct. ave Johnston, 1 itial Director I I DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY IRS INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CINCINNATI OH 45999-0023 Date of this notice: 01-24-2017 Employer Identification Number: 81-5090828 Form: SS-4 Number of this notice: CP 575 E DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE INC 43520 PALMILLA CIR For assistance you may call us at: PALM DESERT, CA 92260 1-800-829-4933 IF YOU WRITE, ATTACH THE STUB AT THE END OF THIS NOTICE. WE ASSIGNED YOU AN EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Thank you for applying for an Employer Identification Number (EIN) . We assigned you EIN 81-5090828. This EIN will identify you, your business accounts, tax returns, and documents, even if you have no employees. Please keep this notice in your permanent records. When filing tax documents, payments, and related correspondence, it is very important that you use your EIN and complete name and address exactly as shown above. Any variation may cause a delay in processing, result in incorrect information in your account, or even cause you to be assigned more than one EIN. If the information is not correct as shown above, please make the correction using the attached tear-off stub and return it to us. When you submitted your application for an EIN, you checked the box indicating you are a non-profit organization. Assigning an EIN does not grant tax-exempt status to non-profit organizations. Publication 557, Tax-Exempt Status for Your Organization, has details on the application process, as well as information on returns you may need to file. To apply for recognition of tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code Section 501 (c) (3) , organizations must complete a Form 1023-series application for recognition. All other entities should file Form 1024 if they want to request recognition under Section 501 (a) . Nearly all organizations claiming tax-exempt status must file a Form 990-series annual information return (Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF) or notice (Form 990-N) beginning with the year they legally form, even if they have not yet applied for or received recognition of tax-exempt status. Unless a filing exception applies to you (search www.irs.gov for Annual Exempt Organization Return: Who Must File) , you will lose your tax-exempt status if you fail to file a required return or notice for three consecutive years. We start calculating this three-year period from the tax year we assigned the EIN to you. If that first tax year isn't a full twelve months, you're still responsible for submitting a return for that year. If you didn't legally form in the same tax year in which you obtained your EIN, contact us at the phone number or address listed at the top of this letter. For the most current information on your filing requirements and other important information, visit www.irs.gov/charities. STATE OF CALIFORNIA • WITHHOLDING SERVICES AND COMPLIANCE MS F182 FRANCHISE TAX BOARD o PO BOX 942867 SACRAMENTO CA 94267-0651 DATE: 07/19/16 DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. 43520 PALMILLA CIR PALM DESERT CA 92260-2674 NOTICE NUMBER: 5525788160713 1 ENTITY ID: CORP 3924752 IN REPLY,REFER TO: 767:HW: : ICLTR Withholding Tax at Source Requirements You May Have California Withholding Responsibilities We received information that your business entity may be doing business in California. Therefore,we are notifying you of your potential resident and nonresident withholding responsibilities. Nonresident Withholding If your business entity pays California source income to nonresidents of California, you must withhold and send Franchise Tax Board (FTB) 7 percent of all payments you make to each nonresident that exceed $1,500 in a calendar year. (California Revenue & Taxation Code Section 18662) If your business entity does not pay California source income to nonresidents of California, this responsibility does not apply to you. Payments Subject to Nonresident Withholding Payments subject to nonresident withholding include, but are not limited to: Nonwage payments for services performed in California. • Lease, rent, royalty,winnings, and payout income earned in California. • Distributions from California pass-through entities (estates, trusts, partnerships, LLCs, S corporations). Exceptions to Nonresident Withholding Generally, you do not need to withhold if any of the following exceptions apply. The payee: Is qualified with the California Secretary of State to do business in California. • Has a permanent place of business in California. • Is an individual who is a California resident. • Is a tax-exempt entity under California or federal law. • Is a government entity. • Provides only goods or materials. • Received a withholding waiver from FTB. • Meets one of the other exceptions listed on Form 590, Withholding Exemption Certificate. Other exceptions may apply. See FTB Publication 1017, Resident and Nonresident Withholding Guidelines, for details on those exceptions. FTB 4086 MEO(REV 09-2011)SIDE 1 s . A� f � e r r- lk qk No- pX � , ���■■■"`^^^ ♦.fps n ,v41 y i.�xF T Y r' a. yndl ��• �.�wA� �-T�}�Yam- �. ^7, 4 y�• � .Y ;�..�••"^' � ..�: ����"��. �"" y •_-tea r t / S t c s i +I F .... i • _ - / Wt� 4 two, DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. BYLAWS ARTICLE I. NAME AND HEADQUARTERS Section 1.1. Name and Location. The name of the cooperative shall be DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. (hereinafter"Cooperative") and the headquarters will be located in California. ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP Section 2.1. Membership Qualifications. Any person, irrespective of age, sex, race, nationality, political opinion, sexual preference, handicap, or marital status, who is entitled to the protections of California Health & Safety Code Section 11362.5, meets membership requirements and is capable of using and enjoying the benefits of membership is eligible to become a shareholder of the Cooperative. A person may become a Member of the Cooperative by: (a) Complying with the uniform conditions as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors; (b) Making full payment of any nonrefundable membership fee as set forth in Section 2.4; and (c) Making full payment for one (1) membership share upon joining and additional shares as required by the Board of Directors. Section 2.2. Application for Membership. Any applicant eligible for and desiring admission to membership in the Cooperative must file a written application for admission in whatever form and containing whatever information the Board of Directors prescribes. Section 2.3. Acceptance of Applications. Applications for membership shall be reviewed by the Board of Directors or by an agent designated for that purpose by the Board. The application shall be accepted or rejected in writing within thirty(30) days or as the case may be for reasons satisfactory to the Board. If accepted, the applicant shall be admitted to membership and shall be allowed to vote and hold office. If rejected, the applicant shall be entitled to a refund of any amounts paid for membership fees and shares. Section 2.4. Membership Fees. A one-time nonrefundable membership fee, in an amount set, from time to time, by the Board of Directors, may be charged and collected from each prospective Member upon joining the Cooperative. Section 2.5. Membership Information. Each person, upon becoming a Member, shall receive a copy of the Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws of the Cooperative. Section 2.6. Nomenclature. "Shareholder" and "Member" and their plurals shall be synonymous throughout these Bylaws. 'Board" means the Board of Directors and refers to the entire group, while "Director" and "Directors" refer to Members of the Board of Directors. Section 2.7. Working Membership. The Board of Directors shall provide a system and the rules by which Members may provide their labor to the Cooperative in return for a discount on purchases from the Cooperative by such Members or their household shoppers. Members may participate in such system at their option. ARTICLE III. SHARES Section 3.1. Shares Issuance. (a) Subject to the exception in Subsection (b), membership shares may be issued for a price set by the board. (b) Membership shares and fractions thereof may be issued as a share dividend or patronage refund. Section 3.2. Shares Ownership. Share ownership entitles a Member to one (1) vote only in the affairs of the Cooperative, regardless of the number of membership shares a Member owns, and to all the rights of the Membership as described by statute, the Articles of Incorporation, and these Bylaws. Section 3.3. No Transfer of Memberships. Memberships may not be transferred. Section 3.4. Fair Share Investment. (a) From time to time, the Board shall set a monetary amount of investment in membership shares which each Member must purchase. Such minimum investment shall be called the Member's "fair share." The Board shall also, from time to time, set the minimum amount in dollars that each Member must invest toward his or her fair share in each fiscal year of the Cooperative. (b) Any membership shares distributed to a Member pursuant to Section 3.1(b) shall be counted in determining the Member's total investment toward his or her fair share amount. The Board shall, from time to time, specify the mechanisms by which the annual investments are to be made. (c) Once a Member reaches his or her fair share amount, he or she may make further purchases of, or receive distributions in, membership shares at his or her option,provided the Board and statute allows this action. Under no circumstances, however, may the Board require a Member to invest in membership shares above the current "fair share" requirement. Section 3.5. Partial Share Withdrawal. A Member having membership shares exceeding the current "fair share" requirement may reduce his or her equity by withdrawing property from the Cooperative up to the amount of such excess upon written request to the Board. The Board must, within one (1) year or as the case may be of such request, pay the amount the Member requests in cash or other property or both. The exact form of payment is within the discretion of the Board. ARTICLE IV. TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP Section 4.1. Voluntary Withdrawal. A Member shall have the right to resign from the Cooperative and terminate his or membership by filing a written notice of resignation with the Secretary of the Cooperative. The resignation shall become effective without any action on the part of the Cooperative. Section 4.2. Death. A Membership shall immediately terminate upon the death of a Member. Section 4.3. Expulsion. (a) A Member may be expelled from the Cooperative by resolution adopted by two-thirds (2/3) vote of all the Members of the Board of Directors for any of the following reasons: (1) Having failed to comply with the Bylaws, rules or regulations of the Cooperative; (2) Having failed to patronize the Cooperative during the immediately preceding fiscal year of the Cooperative in a minimum amount to be set by the Board; (3) Being delinquent on the payment of their fair share for one calendar year; or (4) Any other justifiable reason. (b) Expulsion shall become effective immediately unless the Board shall, in the resolution, fix another time. On expulsion the name of the Member expelled shall be stricken from the membership register and all his or her rights shall cease except as provided in Section 4.4. (c) Before a Member is expelled, the Board shall give the Member at least fifteen (15) days written notice of the proposed action and the reasons for the proposed action. The Member shall have the opportunity to respond, orally or in writing not less than five (5) days before the effective date of the expulsion by the Board. Section 4.4. Redemption of Shares. If a membership is terminated for any reason set forth in this article, the Cooperative shall purchase the paid up value of the Member's shares within one (1) year after termination occurs, unless the Member chooses to donate the value of such shares to the Cooperative. The Board, in settling the Member's property interest, shall have the right to offset any and all indebtedness of the Member to the Cooperative. The paid-up value of the Member's share interest is the monetary value of the Member's shares at the time of termination. Section 4.5. Escheat Shares. (a) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of this Section, any Proprietary Interest that would otherwise escheat to the State of California pursuant to the provisions of the California Code of Civil Procedure section 1500 et seq. shall instead become the property of this corporation in accordance with California Corporations Code section 12446. (b) No proprietary interest shall become the property of this corporation unless the following requirements are satisfied: (1) At least 60 days prior notice of the proposed transfer of affected Member by first-class or second-class mail to the last address of the Member shown on this corporation's records, and by publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which this corporation has its principal office. (2) Nor Proprietary Interest shall become the property of this corporation under this Section if written notice objecting thereto is received by this corporation from the affected Member prior to the date of the proposed transfer. (c) For purposes of the Section, a "Proprietary Interest" shall mean and include any membership, membership certificate, membership share(including, but not limited to, any Participating Membership Share, Sustaining Membership Share certificate of any class representing a proprietary interest in, and issued by, this corporation together with all accrued and unpaid dividends and patronage distributions relating thereto.) ARTICLE V. GOVERNANCE OF THE COOPERATIVE Section 5.1. Control. The control of the Cooperative shall be vested in the Membership. Section 5.2. Administration. The administration of each enterprise of the Cooperative is vested in a Board of Directors responsible to the Membership. The initial term for the board of directors is four(4) years. After the service of the initial term, the term shall be reduced to one (1) year. Section 5.3. Management. The management of each enterprise of the Cooperative shall be vested in the Board of Directors. The president of the Cooperative is authorized to enter into contracts on behalf of the Cooperative. Section 5.4. Right of Appeal. (a) Any employee or representative of an employee shall have the right to present a grievance directly to the Board of Directors. (b) Any Member or representative of a Member shall have the right to present any grievance or concern to the Board of Directors. ARTICLE VI. MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS Section 6.1. General. Whenever Members are required or permitted to take any action at a meeting, a written notice of the meeting's date, time and place shall be posted in the Cooperative store and mailed to the Members at least twenty (20) days but not more than ninety (90) days prior to the date of the meeting. This Section shall apply to all quarterly and special meetings. No fee shall be charged for attendance at any membership meeting. Section 6.2. Twice Annual Meetings. (a)There shall be two (2) membership meetings per year held every six (6) months. The time and date of the meetings shall be set by the Board of Directors. (b) The second membership meeting shall be the annual meeting. Section 6.3. Special Meetings. (a) Special meetings of Member for any lawful purpose may be called by the Board or the President, and shall be called by the Board upon written request to the Board by at least five percent (5%) of the Members. (b) Any special meeting called by the written request of the Members pursuant to Subsection (a) shall be held not less than thirty-five (35) days and not more than ninety (90) days after the Board receives the request. Section 6.4. Chairperson. Membership meetings shall be chaired by the President of the Board of Directors or his or her designated substitute. Section 6.5. Quorum. (a) At any membership meeting, the presence, in person, of two percent (2%) of all Members having voting rights or one hundred percent(100) of the Members, whichever is less, constitutes a quorum for the transaction of business. If a quorum is present, motions shall be passed by a majority vote of those present and voting on the matter, unless the vote of a greater number is required by statute, the Articles of Incorporation, or the Bylaws. (b) Quorum requirements and number of votes required to conduct an election or approve a mailed ballot measure shall be the same as those required at a membership meeting. (c)The Members present at any meeting at which a quorum is present may continue to transact business until adjournment, notwithstanding the withdrawal of enough Members to leave less than a quorum. If any action is taken, other than adjournment, it must be approved by at least a majority of the quorum. Section 6.6. Functions of Twice Annual Meetings. The functions of the meetings shall be primarily to: (a) Nominate candidates for the Board of Directors (in the appropriate years); (b) Request referendums and initiatives; (c) Discuss policies and problems of administration and management; (d) Make recommendations to the Board of Directors; (e)Provide educational information on matters of interest to Members; (f) Install the Board of Directors (in the appropriate years); and (g) Endorse the annual financial report ARTICLE VII. DIRECTORS AND OTHER OFFICERS Section 7.1. Composition of the Board. (a)The Board of Directors shall be composed of three (3) persons. (b) Aside from the initial director, each Director shall be an active Member of the Cooperative for at least six (6) months prior to the date of his or her election and shall continue to be an active Member for the entire term of office. (c)Two or more Members who are members of the same immediate family may not serve on the Board simultaneously. (d) No Director shall be elected for more than three(3) consecutive terms. (e) No more than three (3) employees may serve on the Board at any one time. (f) The Manager/Consultant may not be a Member of the Board. Section 7.2. Vacancies on the Board. In the event of a vacancy on the Board, the remaining Directors shall appoint a qualified Member of the Cooperative to fill the vacant position. However, if such vacancy occurs due to a recall by the Membership as provided in Section 9.4(a), the succeeding Director must be selected by the Membership in accordance with the election code procedures. An appointed Director shall serve the remainder of the term of the Director he or she is replacing. Section 7.3. Meetings. (a)The Board of Directors shall have regular monthly meetings on a date and at a place of their choosing. All meetings, except for executive sessions, shall be open to the Members. All meetings shall be announced at least seven (7) days prior to the meeting by newsletter and an announcement on the Cooperative bulletin board. (b) A majority of the number of Directors authorized in the Bylaws constitutes a quorum of the Board for the transaction of business. (c) Meetings of the Board may be called by the President or by any two (2) Directors. (d) The majority vote of those Board Members present and voting shall be required for official action provided there is a quorum. Abstention votes shall not be counted in determining the passage or failure of any measure on which a vote is taken. (e) All meetings of the Board of Directors shall be conducted according to "Robert's Rules of Order" unless provided otherwise by a majority of the Board of Directors. (f) A quorum is necessary to call a meeting of the Board to order. In the event that during the course of a duly called meeting less than a quorum is present, an action taken by a majority of the required quorum is an act of the Board, unless a greater number is required by statute of the Bylaws. (g) Any action required or permitted to be taken by the Board may be taken without a meeting if all members of the Board shall individually or collectively consent in writing to such action. Such written consent(s) shall be filed with the minutes of the proceedings of the Board. Such action by written consent shall have the same force and effect as an unanimous vote of such Directors. (h) The Board may meet in executive session to discuss personnel matters, real estate issues, and legal matters. With the unanimous consent of all the Board Members, the Board may meet in executive session to discuss matters provided the topics are announced to the Membership and posted with the meeting announcement. Section 7.4. Vacancies and Removals. (a)The Board may declare vacant the office of a Director whose eligibility for election as a Director has ceased, or who has been declared of unsound mind by a final order of court, or convicted of a felony, or who has failed to attend three (3)regular or special meetings in any six (6) month period. A Director whose seat will become subject to the above described action through his or her absence from a subsequent meeting shall be notified by the Secretary after missing two (2) meetings in accordance with California Corporations Code section 7221. (b) Any and all Directors may be removed without cause if such removal is approved by the Members in accordance with Section 9.4(c). (c) Except as provided in this Bylaws Section or by court order, a Director may not be removed prior to the expiration of such Director's term office. Section 7.5. Officers. (a) At the first meeting of the Board following the Board elections, the Directors shall elect, as Officers of the Cooperative, a President, Secretary and Treasurer. The same person may be elected to multiple offices. (b) Responsibilities of the Officers shall be those set forth in the Policy Manual of the Board. Section 7.6. Board Policy. The Board shall develop and state in writing those policies necessary to carry out the duties of the Board and the functions of the Cooperative. A copy of these policies shall be available to the Membership on request. The statements shall include policies on election procedures, personnel, duties of Officers and Directors, and any other matters deemed necessary by the Board. ARTICLE VIII. NOMINATION AND ELECTIONS Section 8.1. Length and Limitation of Term. (a)Pursuant to Section 7.1(d), no Member shall be elected as a Director for more than three (3) consecutive terms. (b) A full term for the initial directors shall be four(4) years; after the initial term, a full terms hall be one (1) year. (c)Directors shall be elected by a schedule established pursuant to Section 8.5. Section 8.2. Nomination Procedures. A prospective candidate for a seat on the Board of Directors shall secure the nomination by one of the following methods: (a) Selection by the nominating committee. (b) Nomination and second by any two Members at the membership meeting preceding the election. (c) Petition signed by fifty (50) Members or ten percent (10%) of the membership, whichever is less. This petition must be received by the nominating committee at least three (3) weeks before the start of the balloting. Section 8.3. Election and Nominating Committees. (a)The election committee shall be appointed by the Board of Directors to administer elections. The election committee shall be composed of no fewer than three (3) and no more than five (5) Members. (b)The nominating committee shall be appointed by the Board of Directors to recruit a slate of candidates for the Board of Directors and to aid in recruitment of Members to serve on committees. The nominating committee shall be composed of no fewer than two (2) and no more than five (5) Members. Section 8.4. Mailed Ballots. Ballots for the purpose of electing Members of the Board of Directors shall be mailed to the Members. Section 8.5. Schedule of Board Elections. (a) After the initial term, two (2) Directors will be elected each year for full terms. In years that are evenly divisible by three (3), one (1) additional Director will be elected for a full term. (b) Election to fill unexpired terms will occur at the first available election cycle. (c) Installation of the new Board of Directors shall occur at the annual membership meeting. ARTICLE IX. MAILED BALLOTS Section 9.1. Uses of Mailed Ballots. Mailed Ballots shall be used for votes on the following: (a) Board of Directors elections; (b) Board of Directors recall elections; (c) Bylaws amendments; (d) Referendums; and (e) Advisory surveys Section 9.2. Election Code. Voting by mailed ballot shall be conducted in accordance with the Election Code. The Election Code shall be established by the Board of Directors and shall be in compliance with the following guidelines: (a) It is in accordance with the Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation. (b) It provides for a secret ballot. (c) It is even handed in it rules in respect to all candidates and subjects. (d) It forbids the use of money of the Cooperative for campaigning beyond the distribution of candidates' statements and pro and con analyses. (e) It mandates that the ballot shall set forth the proposed action, provides opportunity to specify approval, disapproval, or abstention. The ballot packages must specify the time by which the ballot must be received in order to be counted. (f) All ballot packages shall indicate the number of responses needed to meet the quorum requirement and, for ballots other than the election of Directors or for advisory surveys, shall state the percentage necessary to pass the measure submitted. (g) Upon adoption of any amendment to the Bylaws, or any other matter by a mailed ballot, a revised copy of such shall be conspicuously posted at the Cooperative, not later than seven (7) days thereafter, and copies shall be made available upon request. (h) All mailed ballots under this Article may be sent to the Members and returned from the Members in a single envelope. Proxies are allowed. Section 9.3. Board Elections. (a) The Directors elected for full terms shall be those nominees receiving the highest number of votes, consistent with the number of full term Directors to be elected. (b)The Directors elected to complete unexpired terms (if any) shall be those nominees receiving the highest number of votes, consistent with the number of unexpired terms to be filled after the full term Directorships have been filled. Section 9.4. Recall of Directors. (a) A recall election for a Board Member can be initiated by any other Member in good standing with a petition signed by fifty percent (50%) of the Members in good standing. A recall election shall be scheduled by the Board within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the request and the scheduled posted in the store. The recall election will be held in accordance with provisions outlined in the Election Code. (b) A Director shall be recalled if a two-thirds (2/3) majority of those voting endorse the action. (c) A director may be removed without cause by a vote of a majority of the total Membership of the Cooperative at a duly called meeting as provided under California Corporations Code sections 7222, 5034 and 7513, or as amended. Section 9.5. Bylaws Amendments. (a) Amendments to these Bylaws may be proposed by: (1) A two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Board of Directors. (2) A petition signed by fifty (50) Members or five percent (5%) of the Membership, whichever is greater. (b) Proposed Bylaws changes shall be submitted to a committee assigned by the Board. This committee shall: (1) Check the proposed amendment for legality, for conflict with other Sections of the Bylaws, and for proper language. (2) Notify the Membership, in writing, of the proposed amendment. (3) Hold a publicized meeting to discuss the proposed amendment. (c) Amendments to these Bylaws shall be adopted by a two-thirds (2/3) majority of those voting as prescribed in the Election Code. Section 9.6. Referendums and Initiatives. (a) Any official act, either proposed or taken, at a membership meeting or a Board of Directors meeting, shall be submitted to a referendum or initiative of the Membership under the procedures outline in the Election Code in any of the following situations: (1) A petition, stating the action requested, signed by at least ten percent (10%) of all the Members is received by the secretary of the Board. (2)The majority of the Members present and voting at a duly called regular or special Membership meeting deem it necessary. (3) The Board so directs. (b)The results of any referendum shall be binding on the Board and Membership. Section 9.7. Advisory Survey. In the event it shall be deemed advisable for any reason, the Board of Directors, or the Board of Directors when directed to do so by a motion approved at a membership meeting, shall conduct a non-binding advisory survey of the Membership by mail on a specific issue or issues. The procedures for conducting such balloting shall be as described in the Election Code. ARTICLE X. FINANCES Section 10.1. Fiscal Year. The fiscal year of the Cooperative shall begin on January 1 and end on December 31 of the following year. Section 10.2. Mortgage Loans. (a)The Board shall not obtain any loan secured by a mortgage unless approved by the Members by either of the following means: (1) By the vote of a membership meeting with at least one (1) week previous notice of the proposed plan. (2) By a mailed ballot. (b) "Mortgage" shall be defined as a pledge of property to a creditor as a security against debt. Section 10.3. Other Loans. (a) Except for loans described in Section 10.2, the Board shall not obtain any loans that in aggregate exceed the net worth of the Cooperative unless authorized by either the following means: (1) By the vote of a membership meeting with at least one (1) week previous notice of the proposed plan. (2) By a mailed ballot. (b)The Board may seek loans from Members and other qualified lenders when insufficient capital is available. Section 10.4. Bonding of Officers and Employees. (a) A bond may be required of the General Manager and Treasurer if the Board so elects. (b) A bond may be required of other Officers and employees as the Board may direct. Section 10.5. Annual Audit. An annual audit or financial review of accounts shall be made by an auditor selected by the Board of Directors. A summary of the audit or financial review shall be presented in writing at the first membership meeting held in the year and the complete audit or financial review shall be available to the Members. Section 10.6. Indemnification. To the fullest extent permitted by law, this corporation shall indemnify its directors, officers, employees and other persons described in California Corporations Code section 12377(a), including persons formerly occupying any such position, against all expenses,judgments, fines, settlements, and other amount actually and reasonable incurred by then in connection with any "proceeding," as that term is actually used in section 12377(a), and including any action by or in the right of the corporation, by reason of the fact that the person is or was a person described in that section. "Expenses" shall have the same meaning as in that section. ARTICLE XI. SURPLUS ALLOCATION AND DISTRIBUTION Section 11.1. Surplus Defined. "Surplus" shall be defined as the excess of revenue and gains over expenses and losses for a fiscal year. Such surplus shall be determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and shall be computes without regard to patronage refunds, capital allocations, dividends, or income taxes. Section 11.2. Reserve Fund. The Board shall annually set aside at least ten percent (10%) of any surplus for a reserve fund equal to thirty percent(30%). Thereafter, the Board may continue to set aside ten percent (10%) of the net surplus savings for a reserve fund. Section 11.3. Dividends. After meeting the annual reserve requirements the Board may declare a dividend upon paid up shares at yearly rate not to exceed any maximum rate established by statute. Section 11.4. Remaining Surplus. (a) The Directors may uniformly distribute all the remaining surplus attributed to patronage of the Members of the Cooperative to such Members as described in the following Subsections of this Section. The remaining patronage surplus shall be computed without regard to any gains or losses on the sale or other disposition of assets. (b) Any remaining patronage surplus attributed to the Members and to be distributed to them shall be the total remaining patronage surplus attributed to both Member and nonmember business (but reduced by dividends on capital stock and any reserves charged against patronage surplus) multiplied by the ratio of Member sales to total sales. (c) A Member is entitled to a patronage refund, if one is distributed, in the amount of the remaining patronage surplus, as determined by Subsection (b) of this Section, multiplied by the ratio of such Member's purchases from the Cooperative to the purchases of all Members. (d) Any Dividends or patronage refunds declared under this Section may be in the form of membership shares, in whole or in part, subject to Subsections (e) and (f). (e) If a Member owns his or her fair share (as defined in Section 3.4) of membership shares as of the end of the fiscal year for which a distribution is made, such Member shall receive all of his or her dividends and patronage refunds in cash. (f) If the cash payment to a Member for such Member's dividends and patronage refunds together would equal less than one dollar($1.00), the Board shall distribute such dividends and patronage refunds wholly in membership shares. (g)Each person who becomes a Member of this Cooperative consents to include in his or her gross income for federal income tax the amount of any patronage refund paid him or her by the Cooperative in money or by written notice of allocation(as defined in the Internal Revenue Code), except to the extent that such a patronage refund is not income to the Member because: (1) It is attributable to the purchase of personal, living or family items, or (2) It should properly be treated as an adjustment to the tax basis of property previously purchase. The term "patronage refund" as used therein shall have the same meaning as the term "patronage dividend," as used in the Internal Revenue Code. (h) For the purpose of allocating and distributing the surplus, the entire operations of the Cooperative shall be considered as a unit; provided that by resolution of the Board of Directors, the Cooperative may distribute patronage on the basis of the business transacted by each of the departments or divisions into which the operations of the Cooperative shall be divided by the Board for purpose of allocation. ARTICLE XII. COMMITTEES Section 12.1. Board Committees. The Board of Directors has the authority to appoint standing committees to deal with the management and operation of the Cooperative. Section 12.2. Mandated Committees. The following committees shall be established by the Board and Members appointed annually to function as needed: (a) The election committee (pursuant to Section 8.3(a)) (b)The nominating committee (pursuant to Section 8.3(b)) (c) A committee assigned the function of Member and nonmember education (d) A committee assigned the responsibility for consideration of Bylaw changes. Section 12.3. Recruitment of Committee Members. The nominating committee shall aid in the recruitment of committee Members, subject to Board approval. Section 12.4. Member Committees. Any duly called membership meeting, may by the majority vote of those present and voting, appoint a committee to report back at a subsequent meeting. ARTICLE XIII. PROPOSITION 215/SB420 COMPLIANCE Section 13.1. Business Licenses, Sales Tax, and Seller's Permits. Because the State Board of Equalization has determined that medical marijuana transactions are subject to sales tax, regardless of whether the individual or group makes a profit, and those engaging in transactions involving medical marijuana must obtain a Seller's Permit. Accordingly, the President shall be responsible for obtaining a Seller's Permit. Section 13.2. Membership Application and Verification. When a patient or primary caregiver wishes to join the corporation, the applicant must complete a written membership application to help ensure that marijuana grown for medical use is not diverted to illicit markets. In addition, the corporation shall: (a) Verify the individual's status as a qualified patient or primary caregiver. Unless he or she has a valid state medical marijuana identification card, the corporation shall have personal contact with the recommending physician (or his or her agent), and verify the physician's identity, as well as his or her state licensing status. Verification of primary caregiver status shall include contact with the qualified patient, as well as validation of the patient's recommendation. The corporation shall retain a copy of the physician's recommendation or identification card, if any; (b) Have the individual agree not to distribute marijuana to non-members; (c) Have the individual agree not to use the marijuana for other than medical purposes; (d) Maintain membership records on-site or have them reasonably available; (e) Track when members' medical marijuana recommendation and/or identification cards expire; and (f) Enforce conditions of membership by excluding members whose identification card or physician recommendation are invalid or have expired, or who are caught diverting marijuana for non-medical use. Section 13.3. Acquisition, Possession, and Distribution of Only Lawfully Cultivated Marijuana. The corporation shall acquire marijuana only from its constituent members, because only marijuana grown by a qualified patient or his or her primary caregiver may lawfully be transported by, or distributed to, other members of a corporation or cooperative. The corporation may then allocate it to other members of the group. Nothing allows marijuana to be purchased from outside the corporation for distribution to its members. Instead, the cycle should be a closed circuit of marijuana cultivation and consumption with no purchases or sales to or from non- members. To help prevent diversion of medical marijuana to nonmedical markets, the corporations shall document each member's contribution of labor, resources, or money to the corporation. They also should track and record the source of their marijuana. Section 13.4. Distribution and Sales to Non-Members are Prohibited. Neither the corporation nor any of its members shall distribute medical marijuana to any person who is not a member in good standing of the organization. The corporation may credit its members for marijuana they provide to the corporation, which it may then allocate to other members. Members also may reimburse the corporation for marijuana that has been allocated to them. Any monetary reimbursement that members provide to the corporation shall only be an amount necessary to cover overhead costs and operating expenses. Section 13.5. Permissible Reimbursements and Allocations. Marijuana grown for and by the corporation for medical purposes may be: (a) Provided free to qualified patients and primary caregivers who are members; (b) Provided in exchange for services rendered to the corporation; (c) Allocated based on fees that are reasonably calculated to cover overhead costs and operating expenses; or (d) Any combination of the above. Section 13.6. Possession and Cultivation Guidelines. If a person is acting as primary caregiver to more than one patient under California Health & Safety Code section 11362.7(d)(2), he or she may aggregate the possession and cultivation limits for each patient. Any patient or primary caregiver exceeding individual possession guidelines should have supporting records readily available when: (a) Operating a location for cultivation; (b) Transporting the group's medical marijuana; and (c) Operating a location for distribution to members of the corporation Section 13.7. Security. The corporation shall undertake its best efforts to provide adequate security to ensure that patients are safe and that the surrounding homes or businesses are not negatively impacted by nuisance activity such as loitering or crime. Further, to maintain security, prevent fraud, and deter robberies, the corporations shall keep accurate records and follow accepted cash handling practices, including regular bank runs and cash drops, and maintain a general ledger of cash transactions. DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. The Principles of Cooperation At the 100th anniversary of the International Cooperative Alliance in Manchester, England, held in September, 1995, the Centenary Congress adopted a revised set of co-operative principles. The Statement on Co-operative Identity was adopted at the 1995 General Assembly of the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA),held in Manchester on the occasion of the Alliance's Centenary. The Statement was the product of a lengthy process of consultation involving thousands of co-operatives around the world. The International Cooperative Alliance Statement on the Cooperative Identity. DEFINITION A co-operative is an autonomous association of persons united voluntarily to meet their common economic, social, and cultural needs and aspirations through a jointly owned and democratically- controlled enterprise. VALUES Co-operatives are based on the values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity, and solidarity. In the tradition of their founders, co-operative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness, social responsibility, and caring for others. PRINCIPLES The co-operative principles are guidelines by which co-operatives put their values into practice. 1ST PRINCIPLE: VOLUNTARY AND OPEN MEMBERSHIP Co-operatives are voluntary organizations, open to all persons able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership, without gender, social, racial, political, or religious discrimination. 2ND PRINCIPLE: DEMOCRATIC MEMBER CONTROL Co-operatives are democratic organizations controlled by their members, who actively participate in setting their policies and making decisions. Men and women serving as elected representatives are accountable to the membership. In primary co-operatives members have equal voting rights (one member, one vote) and co-operatives at other levels are organized in a democratic manner. 3RD PRINCIPLE: MEMBER ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION Members contribute equity to, and democratically control, the capital of their co-operative. At least part of the capital is usually the common property of the co-operative. They usually receive limited compensation, if any, on capital subscribed as a condition of membership. Members allocate surplus for any or all of the following purposes: developing the co-operative, possibly by setting up reserves, part of which at least would be indivisible; benefiting members in proportion to their transactions with the co-operative; and supporting activities approved by the membership. 4TH PRINCIPLE: AUTONOMY AND INDEPENDENCE Co-operatives are autonomous, self-help organizations controlled by their members. If they enter into agreements with other organizations, including governments, or raise capital from external sources, they do so on terms that ensure democratic control by their members and maintain their co-operative autonomy. 5TH PRINCIPLE: EDUCATION,TRAINING AND INFORMATION Co-operatives provide education and training for their members, elected representatives, managers, and employees so they can contribute effectively to the development of their co- operatives. They inform the general public—particularly young people and opinion leaders— about the nature and benefits of co-operation. 6TH PRINCIPLE: CO-OPERATION AMONG CO-OPERATWES Co-operatives serve their members most effectively and strengthen the co-operative movement by working together through local, national, and regional, and international structures. 7TH PRINCIPLE: CONCERN FOR COMMUNITY While focusing on member needs, co-operative work for the sustainable development of their communities through policies accepted by their members MEMBERSHIP DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT FOR DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. 1. Organization and Status of Cooperative Corporation DANK DASH CULTIVATION COOPERATIVE, INC. (hereinafter"Cooperative") is a cooperative corporation organized under the Cooperative Corporation Law of California (Corp. Code §§ 12200 et seq.). 2. Right to Request Copy of Articles and Bylaws A copy of the Cooperative's Articles of Incorporation and its Bylaws will be furnished without charge to each member upon written request. Requests should be sent to , CA 922_the principal executive office of the Cooperative. 3. Restrictions on Assignment or Transfer of Shares/Membership Interests No share or membership of this Cooperative may be assigned or transferred. Any attempted assignment or transfer shall be wholly void and shall confer no rights on the intended assignee or transferee. (See Bylaw section 3.3). 4. Membership Fee A one-time nonrefundable membership fee, in an amount set from time to time by the Board of Directors, may be charged to and collected from each member upon joining the Cooperative. (See Bylaw section 2.4). 5. Partial Withdrawal of Shares A member having a monetary amount in his or her share account in excess of a monetary amount to be determined from time to time by the Board of Directors may cause the Cooperative to purchase his or her excess share amount upon written request to the Board. Subject to Section 3.5 of the Bylaws, the Board must, within one year of such request, pay the amount the member requests in cash or other property or both. The exact form of payment is within the discretion of the Board. (See Bylaw section 3.5). 6. Termination of Membership Sections 4.1 through 4.4 of the Bylaws of the Cooperative provide as follows: Section 4.1. Voluntary Withdrawal. A Member shall have the right to resign from the Cooperative and terminate his or membership by filing a written notice of resignation with the Secretary of the Cooperative. The resignation shall become effective without any action on the part of the Cooperative. Section 4.2. Death. A Membership shall immediately terminate upon the death of a Member. Section 4.3. Expulsion. (a) A Member may be expelled from the Cooperative by resolution adopted by two-thirds (2/3) vote of all the Members of the Board of Directors for any of the following reasons: (1) Having failed to comply with the Bylaws, rules or regulations of the Cooperative; (2) Having failed to patronize the Cooperative during the immediately preceding fiscal year of the Cooperative in a minimum amount to be set by the Board; (3) Being delinquent on the payment of their fair share for one calendar year; or (4) Any other justifiable reason. (b) Expulsion shall become effective immediately unless the Board shall, in the resolution, fix another time. On expulsion the name of the Member expelled shall be stricken from the membership register and all his or her rights shall cease except as provided in Section 4.4. (c) Before a Member is expelled, the Board shall give the Member at least fifteen (15) days written notice of the proposed action and the reasons for the proposed action. The Member shall have the opportunity to respond, orally or in writing not less than five (5) days before the effective date of the expulsion by the Board. Section 4.4. Redemption of Shares. If a membership is terminated for any reason set forth in this article, the Cooperative shall purchase the paid up value of the Member's shares within one(1) year after termination occurs, unless the Member chooses to donate the value of such shares to the Cooperative. The Board, in settling the Member's property interest, shall have the right to offset any and all indebtedness of the Member to the Cooperative. The paid-up value of the Member's share interest is the monetary value of the Member's shares at the time of termination. 7. 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