Executive session delayed for Loveland hotel/water park incentives
LOVELAND – With its agenda running an hour and 15 minutes behind, the Loveland City Council on Tuesday delayed for two weeks a planned executive session to discuss a tax-abatement request from developers who want to build a hotel and water-park complex on Byrd Drive near the Northern Colorado Regional Airport.
As part of his proposal for the Rocky Mountain Grand Resort and Conference Center, developer Martin Lind, who heads Windsor-based Water Valley Co., asked 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…
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