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Broken Arrow Marijuana Grow Facility

Lextract extracted 126 fields from a 48,000 RSF Oklahoma marijuana grow facility lease: cultivation use clause, dedicated power metering, OMMA licensing provisions.

By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026

Location

Broken Arrow, OK

Size

48,000 RSF

Annual Rent

$480K/yr

Term

60 months

Tenant

Broken Arrow Herbals

Landlord

Oklahoma Agricultural Properties

The Challenge

Large-scale marijuana cultivation facilities occupy industrial buildings but require specialized infrastructure (grow lighting, HVAC, water systems) that creates unusual TI provisions and utility cost structures. Oklahoma's medical marijuana program creates state-specific licensing provisions that differ from Colorado and California cannabis leases.

How Lextract Handled It

Lextract extracted the cultivation facility use clause, the specialized utility addendum (tenant pays 100% of power costs via separate meter), the Oklahoma state licensing provisions, and all NNN terms. The below-market rent ($10/RSF) reflects the rural Oklahoma market vs. urban cannabis markets.

126

Fields Extracted

Under 3 minutes

Extraction Time

Extracted Highlights

FieldExtracted Value
Use ClauseLicensed marijuana cultivation facility
Annual Base Rent$480,000
Utility AddendumTenant pays 100% power via dedicated meter
TI Allowance$25/RSF for grow infrastructure
State License RequirementOklahoma OMMA Grower License
AssignmentProhibited without OMMA approval

Complexity Factors

  • Marijuana cultivation (federal/state law conflict)
  • Oklahoma OMMA-specific provisions
  • Dedicated power metering for grow operations
  • Specialized TI for cultivation infrastructure
  • Regulatory approval required for assignment

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do marijuana grow facility leases differ from cannabis dispensary leases?

Cultivation facilities require power, water, and HVAC infrastructure provisions not found in dispensary leases. They are typically in industrial buildings with dedicated utility meters, specialized TI allowances for grow systems, and state grow licensing requirements that differ from retail licensing.

What Oklahoma OMMA provisions are typically found in cannabis leases?

Oklahoma leases reference the OMMA license number, require notification to the landlord of license renewal or revocation, and typically restrict assignment to other OMMA-licensed growers. Lextract extracts all state-specific licensing provisions as structured fields.

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