The Tetra Lounge in Downtown Denver is on track to become the city’s first social equity applicant approved for a marijuana hospitality establishment license, city officials announced Monday.
Once Tetra completes required inspections, it will be cleared to open for business as a location where folks can legally consume marijuana in a public place now that it has received final approval from the city’s Department of Excise and Licenses.
Department spokesperson Eric Escudero said Denver used to have a different kind of cannabis hospitality program that allowed folks to only smoke outdoors, and with this there was only one operator in the city, The Coffee Joint. After an overhaul of marijuana regulations last year, the new hospitality program came to fruition.
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