What are premises or licensed premises in the OLCC context?

In the context of the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), "premises" or "licensed premises" refers to all areas that have received a license from the Commission for marijuana-related activities. This definition encompasses not only the physical locations where marijuana is produced or sold, but it also includes any associated areas that the OLCC has determined can be part of the licensed activities. This broader interpretation ensures that all spaces utilized for legal marijuana operations, whether indoors or outdoors, commercial or otherwise, adhere to regulatory requirements set forth by the OLCC.

The correct choice reflects the comprehensive nature of licensing under the OLCC, as it extends beyond just specific public areas or outdoor locations, ultimately encompassing all authorized places where licensed marijuana activities take place. This understanding is crucial for compliance with Oregon’s cannabis laws and regulations, ensuring that all aspects of marijuana operations are conducted within the bounds of what has been approved by the OLCC.