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CCB approves Anacol independent social‑equity consumption lounge; another lounge item tabled
Summary
The Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board granted conditional licensure to Anacol LLC for an independent social‑equity consumption lounge (Infinity) and tabled a separate retail‑attached lounge (TRNVP098) while staff verifies jurisdictional records.
The Cannabis Compliance Board on Sept. 18 approved a conditional license for Anacol LLC to operate an independent social‑equity consumption lounge (to be branded Infinity) in the Las Vegas area. Division Chief David Staley told the board investigators found no areas of concern in the application ACON82200090. Owner Bernard Garth told board members he planned a locally focused lounge offering cannabis cocktails, live entertainment, product testing space and membership services. Board members asked about engagement with existing lounges and lessons learned from recent openings; the owner said he had consulted other operators and would rely on staff and outside compliance support.
Earlier on the agenda the board heard a presentation for a retail‑attached consumption lounge by TRNVP098 (application ACON82200076), but questions about the approved jurisdiction (Washoe/Clark vs. Story County) led the chair to direct staff to check records and table that item to the October meeting. After approving Anacol, the board moved to table TRNVP098 to allow staff to confirm whether the attached‑lounge approval matched the location under review.
Applicants who receive conditional licensure must still obtain any required local approvals and pass final inspections by CCB inspection and audit divisions before opening to the public.
