DENVER – Businesses looking to get one of Denver’s first-of-its-kind social marijuana consumption permits got their first look Thursday at the stringent draft of rules and regulations they will likely have to adhere to if they want one of the permits.

Denver voters approved Initiative 300 last November, which opens up the possibility for the existence of the clubs. The city, state and local organizations have been hammering out exactly what requirements the businesses have to follow since.

But the city released its draft of rules and regulations on Thursday, which will be reviewed over the next month ahead of a public hearing on the rules on June 13.

As the draft rules currently stand, the idea that some people had that they’d be able to drink and smoke at the same time in the same building is out the window completely.

The draft rules say that a business that obtains a social marijuana license is not allowed to have a liquor license as well, unless the business is not currently serving alcohol. They could temporarily suspend their liquor license, but would have to go through a process to do that with the state. [Read more at The Denver Channel]