Applicant outlines security, inventory tracking and staffing for proposed Bartlett dispensary

Andrew Scott, representing the applicant, walked the commission through how the proposed Good Behavior dispensary would operate if granted a special‑use permit. He described a three‑zone floor plan — public access for ID checks, a limited‑access sales floor with ordering kiosks and a restricted vault where products and cash are stored — and said access would be controlled by key fobs and monitored by interior and exterior high‑definition cameras.

Scott stressed compliance with state oversight: "All that information is available 24 hours a day, to state regulators," referencing the seed‑to‑sale tracking system and quarterly inspections by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation and random inspections by the Illinois State Police. He said deliveries would typically be by panel vans once or twice weekly at unpredictable times for security, and that waste material would be mixed with inert material before disposal. The applicant estimated overall employment of 25–30 full‑time staff, with 6–10 employees on site during typical business hours.

Commissioners asked follow‑up questions about the precise security measures, monitoring of the parking lot and the length of video retention; staff and the applicant confirmed the video would be retained and accessible to regulators. The applicant argued these measures reduce diversion risk and minimize off‑site impacts; some residents disputed that outside behavior could be fully controlled.