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SB 1262 —28- <br /> 1 expenditures incurred by the licensee and banking records, if any, <br /> 2 for all funds obtained or expended in the performance of any <br /> 3 activity under the authority of the license,provided that a licensee <br /> 4 licensed to act at more than one premises may keep all records at <br /> 5 one of the licensed premises. Required records shall be kept for a <br /> 6 period of seven years from the date of the transaction. <br /> 7 (b) The bureau and any state or local agency may make any <br /> 8 examination of the books and records of any licensee and may <br /> 9 visit and inspect the premises of any licensee that the bureau may <br /> 10 deem necessary to perform its duties under this part. <br /> 11 (c) Any books or records requested by the bureau or any state <br /> 12 or local agency shall be provided by the licensee no later than at <br /> 13 the end of the next business day after the request is made. <br /> 14 (d) The bureau or any state or local agency may enter and <br /> 15 inspect the premises of any facility operated by a licensee between <br /> 16 the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on any day that the facility is open, <br /> 17 or at any reasonable time, to ensure compliance and enforcement <br /> 18 of the provisions of this part or any local ordinance. <br /> 19 (e) If a licensee or any employee of a licensee refuses, impedes, <br /> 20 obstructs, or interferes with an inspection pursuant to this part or <br /> 21 local ordinance, or if the licensee fails to maintain or provide the <br /> 22 books and records required by this section, the licensee may be <br /> 23 summarily suspended pursuant to this part and the bureau shall <br /> 24 directly commence proceedings for the revocation of the license <br /> 25 in accordance with this part. <br /> 26 SEC. 5. Section 23028 is added to the Government Code, to <br /> 27 read: <br /> 28 23028. (a) (1) In addition to any authority otherwise provided <br /> 29 by law, the board of supervisors of any county may impose, by <br /> 30 ordinance, a tax on the privilege of cultivating, dispensing, <br /> 31 producing, processing, preparing, storing, providing, donating, <br /> 32 selling, or distributing marijuana by a licensee operating pursuant <br /> 33 to Chapter 18 (commencing with Section 26000) of Division 9 of <br /> 34 the Business and Professions Code. The tax may be imposed for <br /> 35 general governmental purposes or for purposes specified in the <br /> 36 ordinance by the board of supervisors. <br /> 37 (2) The board of supervisors shall specify in the ordinance <br /> 38 proposing the tax the activities subject to the tax, the applicable <br /> 39 rate or rates, the method of apportionment, and the manner of <br /> 40 collection of the tax. A tax imposed pursuant to this section is a <br /> 94 <br />