Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a pharmacy moving to a new location?

Notifying patients of the new location is not a formal requirement for a pharmacy that is moving to a new location according to the regulations governing pharmacy operations. While it is highly recommended for pharmacies to inform their patients to ensure continuity of care and maintain trust, it is not mandated as part of the technical requirements set forth by the pharmacy board.

On the other hand, submitting a new application to the Board is indeed required because a new location may necessitate a reassessment of compliance with local regulations, safety standards, and operational considerations at the new site. This ensures that the new premises meet all the necessary standards for pharmacy practice.

Returning all previously issued permits is also a requirement to avoid confusion over which licenses are valid, pledging that all operational activities are conducted under the authority of the newly issued permits. Finally, even after a move, it's crucial for a pharmacy to use the current permit only after its address has been amended in official records, ensuring that all aspects of the pharmacy’s operation are legally binding and up-to-date.