Limo Joint LLC seeks conditional license amid concerns over past business practices

The Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB) meeting on May 15, 2025, highlighted significant discussions surrounding the conditional licensing of a consumption lounge and the ongoing scrutiny of business practices in the cannabis industry. The board's deliberations focused on the application from Limo Joint LLC, which seeks to operate a consumption lounge despite past compliance issues related to hemp products and Amanita Muscaria mushrooms.

Key concerns were raised regarding the applicant's previous business practices, particularly the sale of hemp products exceeding legal THC limits and the continued sale of prohibited mushroom products. Chief Staley emphasized the potential health risks these practices posed to Nevada residents. In response, the applicant's representatives acknowledged past mistakes but expressed a commitment to operating within the law moving forward.

Board members voiced their apprehensions about granting a conditional license, citing a pattern of non-compliance and the need for assurance that the applicant would adhere to regulations. Member Berry articulated the board's responsibility to protect public health and safety, questioning what measures would prevent a recurrence of past misconduct.

Despite these concerns, the board recognized the applicant's efforts to rectify previous issues and the potential for a compliant business model under clear regulations. The discussion included the possibility of placing conditions on the license to ensure ongoing compliance and oversight.

Ultimately, the board voted to approve the conditional license for Limo Joint LLC, with stipulations for further review of the applicant's business activities within two years. This decision reflects the board's cautious optimism about the applicant's commitment to compliance while underscoring the importance of regulatory adherence in the cannabis industry.

In addition to the Limo Joint discussion, the meeting also addressed a management services agreement between Indoor Garden Farms and Sunday Co., which was approved without significant concerns. The board's ongoing efforts to ensure compliance and safety in the cannabis sector remain a priority as they navigate the complexities of this evolving industry.