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Maine · Through October 1, 2025

28-B M.R.S. §510: Limited access areas

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  1. TITLE 28-B: CANNABIS
  2. CHAPTER 1: CANNABIS LEGALIZATION ACT
  3. SUBCHAPTER 5: OPERATING REQUIREMENTS FOR CANNABIS ESTABLISHMENTS

Except as provided in subsection 1, a person may not enter or remain in any limited access area unless the person displays an individual identification card issued by the office pursuant to section 106.

1. Contractors. A licensee may allow a person to enter or remain in any limited access area without displaying an individual identification card if the person is a contractor of the licensee, including, but not limited to, an electrician, a plumber, an engineer or an alarm technician, whose scope of work will not involve the handling of cannabis or cannabis products and the person signs a visitor entry log provided and maintained by the licensee and is issued a visitor identification badge by the licensee.

1-A. Visitors. A licensee may allow a visitor who is not a minor to enter or remain in any limited access area without displaying an individual identification card if the visitor signs a visitor entry log provided and maintained by the licensee, the visitor is issued a visitor identification badge by the licensee and, if the visitor is visiting in a limited access area with immediate access to cannabis or cannabis products, the visitor is accompanied at all times by the licensee or an employee of the licensee.

2. Licensee compliance. A licensee shall ensure that all areas of ingress to and egress from limited access areas within its licensed premises are conspicuously marked and that a person is not allowed to enter or remain in any limited access area without displaying the person's individual identification card issued by the office pursuant to section 106.

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