Oklahoma HB3519 modifies medical marijuana licensing, removes bond requirements, and establishes a land reclamation fund.
Oklahoma HB3519 amends the state's medical marijuana laws by removing the requirement for certain bonds and introducing new licensing fees. It creates the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Land Reclamation Revolving Fund to support environmental remediation projects. The bill also mandates that certain licensees submit land reclamation fees and requires the examination of land ownership documents. The Authority must develop a website for medical marijuana business applications and make them easily accessible.
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