Doing the video for my granddaughter's wedding next year in the mountains of Colorado. The venue is adjacent to the local police station and the city runs the venue. My granddaughter asked for some drone footage in the video. I contacted the coordinator via email with my intentions as a curtesy and got this really poor response. "Regarding flying a drone—we do not own the air space above our building and are very near Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR). You will have to do your own research about the area and where you are allowed to fly the drone, but most likely will require a permit." I checked it out on airmap and it is all clear for takeoff, no restrictions. I have no need to be above CBMR and don't mind honoring their wishes. I will not be taking off or landing from CBMR land. I'm getting a strong sense that this is a tactic to put me off and not have a drone flying. That's fine. I can get establishing shots from anywhere else in the mountains but the gaming is a shame.