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CCB approves transfer of inactive cultivation and production licenses to Casa MJ LLC
Summary
The Cannabis Compliance Board approved a transfer of interest allowing Casa MJ LLC to acquire CSNLV LLC's inactive cultivation and production licenses (TOI 2400056). Investigators reported no concerns; board approved the transfer by voice vote.
The Cannabis Compliance Board on June 18 approved a transfer of interest (TOI 2400056) allowing Casa MJ LLC to acquire CSNLV LLC’s inactive cultivation and production licenses, C180 and P113. The board voted by voice; the motion carried.
David Staley, Division Chief of Investigations for the Cannabis Compliance Board, told the board the TOI application (2400056) requested approval for Casa MJ LLC to purchase CSNLV’s inactive cultivation and production licenses in North Las Vegas. Staley said the owners associated with Casa MJ include members of the Jamieson family and related trusts and that “no areas of concern were developed in connection with this investigation.”
A representative for the businesses described community charitable work connected to the Tree of Life operation, including a free clinic and pharmacy services that, the speaker said, serve thousands of patient visits annually. The board did not ask follow-up questions after Staley and the business representatives answered preliminary inquiries.
The board made the motion to approve the TOI (recorded in the meeting as transferring license C180 and P113 under TOI 2400056 to Casa MJ LLC) and approved it by voice. The board did not record roll-call votes in the transcript excerpt; the motion was announced as carried.
Why it matters: transfers of license ownership change who holds regulatory responsibility for cultivation and production sites and can affect local supply and enforcement responsibilities. The investigation finding no areas of concern cleared the transaction for board approval at this meeting.
The board did not attach additional conditions to this transfer during the meeting. Any future enforcement or regulatory follow-up would proceed under the board’s normal oversight and investigative processes.
