Lawsuit: Years-old land-use settlement restricts Boulder County cannabis company’s expansion
BOULDER COUNTY — A seven-year-old settlement between Boulder County and the landlord of an improperly operating medical marijuana grower is restricting another cannabis company’s ability to expand, a lawsuit filed this week alleges.
Wild Horse Enterprises LLC, which is suing the Boulder County Board of Commissioners and the county’s community planning and permitting department, claims that Boulder County officials are misinterpreting a 2016 settlement with Emerald Investments Two Ltd., or EIT, the owner of the Broadway property on which Wild Horse runs a marijuana cultivation business.
Emerald, the complaint claims, “has not always leased units within the parcel (it owns on Broadway…
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