City of Beverly – Screening Form for Marijuana Establishment Host Community Agreement Proposals
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breach of security. Operator will site interior and exterior security cameras in coordination
with the Beverly Police Department, including two (2) cameras located so as to provide an
unobstructed view in each direction of the public way(s) on which the facility is located, and
provide unimpeded access to all security camera feeds to the Beverly Police Department.
Operator will participate with the Police Department in a comprehensive diversion
prevention plan.
h. Operator shall comply with all CCC requirements regarding Criminal Offender Record
Information (CORI) review for any new individual for whom the Marijuana Establishment
seeks a marijuana establishment agent registration and forthwith submit all necessary
information to the Police Chief who will then make a determination as to whether the
individual is suitable to hold the position.
i. Operator shall refuse to complete a transaction with any customer if the customer appears to
be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
j. Operator shall verify the legal age of all customers using a government-issued identification
prior to the customer being admitted into the facility and again prior to the completion of a
transaction. Applicant must utilize electronic identification verification measures.
k. If any term or condition of the HCA shall to any extent be held invalid, illegal or
unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction or by regulation, the validity, legality,
and enforceability of the remaining terms and conditions of HCA shall not be deemed
affected thereby unless one or both parties would be substantially or materially prejudiced.
Further, the Operators agree it will not challenge, in any jurisdiction, the enforceability of
any provision included in the HCA; and to the extent the validity of the HCA is challenged
by the Operator in a court of competent jurisdiction, the Operator shall pay for all reasonable
fees and costs incurred by the City in the defense thereof.
Proposers are welcome and encouraged to propose additional benefits for the City’s consideration.
In addition, the City may also require direct impact mitigation particular to the specific location
proposed by the applicant and its specific impacts.
6. Favorable criteria. Favorable criteria include, but are not limited to: (a) demonstrated direct
experience in the cannabis industry or a similar industry; (b) managers, directors, officers,
investors, and others related to the establishment are free of any disqualifying criminal
convictions; (c) managers, directors, officers, investors, and others related to the establishment
are representative of a diverse community; (d) financial records, Business Plan, and other
documentation that demonstrates strong capitalization or access to financing to ensure success
of business; (e) strong commitment to the community through investment and outreach; (f)
demonstration of a clear understanding of the zoning regulations; (g) proposed design and
operation of a facility with minimal impact upon the surrounding neighborhood; (h)
demonstration of a commitment to providing indirect community support to the City through (i)
use of local vendors (e.g.
, whether and how local businesses and vendors will be prioritized in
the provision of goods and services called for in the construction, maintenance, and continued
operation of the facility), (ii) hiring of Beverly residents (include process for recruitment), and