 Juniper Preserve, formerly Pronghorn, is appealing a county decision to deny the resort's request to open a psilocybin service center. A Deschutes County hearings officer found the plans don't include enough screening of the parking area to make it less visible to nearby homes. And transportation is an issue. Psilocybin, which is still illegal under federal law, would have to cross over federal land to get to the resort. County commissioners will hear the resort's appeal July 17th.