Loveland land-annexation suit dismissed
LOVELAND — A Larimer County District Court judge has dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit that aimed to block a land-annexation and rezoning process for the development of a large distribution center by Trammell Crow Co.
A group called Workers for a Safe Larimer County had sued the city and city council in October, alleging that council had erred in approving the annexation without the state-mandated Annexation Impact Report.
As part of judge Daniel Michael McDonald’s dismissal, the plaintiffs agreed to drop their claims, and the city agreed to forgo any claim to attorneys’ fees.
The annexation in question is 152 acres of unincorporated…
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