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Lakeside Distillery deemed current; owner expects UL zero-waste certification by April

Broadwater County Solid Waste Board · November 6, 2025
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Summary

The board heard that Lakeside Distillery, a previously delinquent account, has become current and plans a federal/state UL zero-waste certification walkthrough in April. The board said it would not require the distillery to pay assessments while certified.

Board members discussed a request from Lakeside Distillery to be treated as a low-waste business once it secures UL zero-waste certification. Staff stated the owner had been delinquent earlier in the year but has since paid outstanding amounts and is current.

Misty (staff) said the owner expects state and federal approval for a UL zero-waste designation by April and that the distillery has addressed prior issues, including arrangements for glass recycling. Board members said they would consider relief from assessments or different treatment of the business if the certification is achieved and verified.

No formal motion was taken; board members said they would revisit the issue after the owner completes certification and presents proof to staff.