Future Legends developer: USDA forced months-long work stoppage
WINDSOR — An investigation into the potential presence of an historically significant drainage ditch in Windsor led to a months-long work stoppage at the Future Legends Sports Complex, the project’s developer told BizWest.
Construction at the 118-acre site at 801 Diamond Valley Drive — which is set to be the home of Pioneer League baseball team NoCo Owlz and United Soccer League One professional team Northern Colorado FC, and will also include youth sports fields and accommodations for visitors. The project was stalled for the last eight months after the U.S. Department of Agriculture informed the developer that a…
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