Loveland council to mull 30-year tax-abatement request for water-park complex
LOVELAND – A proposal for a water-park resort to be built off Byrd Drive in east Loveland will get a close look at the City Council’s regular meeting tonight, as will the developer’s request for some major incentives.
As part of his proposal for the Rocky Mountain Grand Resort and Conference Center, developer Martin Lind, who heads Windsor-based Water Valley Co., will ask the city to help pay for the $244.6 million project by contributing 100% of the sales, property and lodging tax the resort generates in its first 30 years, as well as waiving construction fees and paying for improvements…
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