MARIJUANA PRODUCERS: As part of your application to OLCC you will need to provide evidence of an irrigation/agricultural water source for your operations. Our Office Location: Community Development Department, 360 SW Avery Ave, Corvallis, OR 97333. Please contact us with any questions at or 54, we are happy to help you through this process.

for marijuana operations, the location of your water source.

the location of the proposed operations, and.

Along with your completed form bring a map of the entire property showing:

Please print out the applicable form and bring it to our office and ask to speak with a Planner. LUCS forms for industrial hemp are available on the ODA Hemp Website. LUCS forms for recreational marijuana are available on the OLCC Recreational Marijuana Website. The Planning Division is accepting LUCS at this time either over the counter or via regular mail. The Planning Division will also note if the use is prohibited in this case, the State will not issue a license to the applicant. If the proposed use is not outright permitted, the Planning Division will note this on the form and the applicant will need to complete the steps to make the use acceptable. The Benton County Planning Division will take this form and make the verification for the applicant. A LUCS is a form that the local government uses to verify to the State that the proposed use is consistent with the local development code. LUCS are required for a recreational marijuana production (grow) application and an industrial hemp handler/seed application. The LUCS is the process the State uses to determine that Oregon Liquor Control Commission and Oregon Department of Agriculture registrations and other approvals that affect land use are consistent with a local government comprehensive plan and development code. To get more news and updates like these, please consider joining OIHFA.Land Use Compatibility Statement (LUCS) Applications We are welcoming new members including farmers, handlers, retailers, advocates and all those supporting hemp agribusiness.

A hemp item intended for human consumption: one milligram total THC per serving.A hemp item other than usable hemp: 10 milligrams total THC in a container.A hemp concentrate or extract: five percent total THC.A hemp item (other than a hemp concentrate or extract): one percent total THC.Harvested industrial hemp: one percent total THC.Key Changes to THC AllowedĪ few key changes to the THC concentrations allowed for the respective products: The OLCC Rules are attached and can also be found here. The Industrial Hemp Certification Application Form required by OLCC and Instructions for completing the form can be found here. OLCC has updated their rules regarding hemp certificates and access to the OLCC marketplace and OLCC licensees.

Olcc marijuana forms