Natalie Chuck joined Denver7 Investigates in May 2024. Previously, she worked as a Multimedia Journalist in San Diego where she covered historic flooding, wrongful-death lawsuits, and cold cases.
BOULDER COUNTY — Some people living in Coal Creek Canyon are calling on Boulder County commissioners to say"No" to a marijuana processing and retail facility coming to the middle of the forest.
Reptar 1783 LLC, the company proposing the business, submitted the original application in September. Denver7 reached out to the company for comment via email and phone and has not heard back. "I've never heard anything negative about that being used as a lodge," said Pam Ling, who has lived near the lodge for nearly 20 years.
Several neighbors pointed their concerns to a note in a document provided by the Coal Creek Canyon Fire Protection District to the commissioners, citing in part:
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