Form 24: Data Package Cover Page and Checklist
The licensed laboratory shall compile and generate one data package for each representative sample that the laboratory analyzes, prior to release of the certificate of analysis (COA). This form shall be signed and dated by the reviewing supervisory or management laboratory employee meeting the responsibilities and qualifications under 4 CCR section 15737.
Form 1602: Equity Fee Relief, Additional Owners
Use this form if you are requesting an equity fee relief and need additional room to list qualifying equity owners.
Form 21: Sampling – Standard Operating Procedures
This form covers: the procedure(s) used for obtaining representative samples for all matrices, equipment and supplies used, and sampling tools
Form 22: Sample Preparation – Standard Operating Procedures
This form covers: Storage and handling procedures for samples; preservation methods used for samples; hold time for sample types and matrices.
Form 19: Standard Operating Procedures
This form DCC-LIC-019, Standard Operating Procedures, must be prepared by applicants for licensure and maintained post licensure pursuant to Cal. Code Regs., tit. 4, § 15011.
Renewal requirements for eligible provisional equity retailers
All licensees must adhere to the renewal requirements set forth within California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 4, section 15020. Locally verified equity retailers with valid provisional licenses may be eligible for provisional license renewal until DCC issues or denies the annual license, or until 5 years from when the provisional license was initially issued. …
Provisional licenses: Timeline of key dates
This timeline outlines important dates and deadlines for provisional licenses. A PDF of this information is also available to download. 2031 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 Notes (1) From March 31 item: License applications for mixed light and indoor cultivation at or less than 22,000 square feet of contiguous premises and outdoor cultivation at…
Labor peace agreements on file
DCC has a full or partial labor peace agreement (LPA) on file from the licensees listed in table format in the link above. Additional information can also be requested.
Child-resistant Packaging (CRP)
State law requires that all cannabis goods are sold in child-resistant packaging (CRP). CRP is packaging that is designed to be hard for children under five years of age to open. It is the responsibility of the licensee that packaged the cannabis good to make sure that the package meets CRP requirements.
DCC’s Strategic Plan
DCC’s first ever strategic plan focuses on four priorities that will support the department over the next three years as it continues to foster a well-regulated cannabis market in California.
