Loveland council votes to move whitewater park forward
LOVELAND — Loveland City Council voted Tuesday to remove 42 acres from an urban renewal area near Centerra and end a public improvement fee covenant to advance a plan to build a new whitewater park attraction on the property.
The vote was 7-1 each time, with Mayor Jacki Marsh voting no and council member Andrea Samson absent.
The parcel is 2% of the 2,060 acres of the overall renewal area, city staff told the council.
The removal was needed for the city to be able to commit incremental increases in sales and property tax receipts to the new project.
“A commitment of funds is…
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