Oklahoma SB1092 mandates medical marijuana commercial growers to submit an odor control plan if they receive three or more odor complaints within a.
Oklahoma SB1092 requires licensed medical marijuana commercial growers to submit an odor control plan if they receive three or more odor complaints within a month. The plan must include facility information and odor mitigation best management practices. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority will implement these provisions through necessary rule promulgation. The act becomes effective November 1, 2025.
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