Map showing proposed 300-acre industrial site.

300-acre light-industrial site proposed to annex to Fort Lupton

BySharon Dunn
FORT LUPTON —  Westside Property Investment Co. has proposed annexing almost 300 acres into the City of Fort Lupton to market it as a light-industrial area to include data centers, warehousing and manufacturing. “These tax positive, employment creating uses will help the City of Fort Lupton achieve its goal of...

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