Loveland council to be asked to take step on Draper parking garage
LOVELAND — The Loveland City Council and the Urban Renewal Authority will be asked Tuesday night to approve a cost-sharing arrangement that will enable developers of the downtown Draper project to design a parking garage that ultimately will become the property of the city.
The Draper Project, which includes properties starting at 301 E. Fourth St. where the Heartland Cafe and, previously, Draper Drug were located and extending eastward to 333 E. Fourth St. is projected to include five stories of redevelopment. It will include 96 residential units and 14,559 square feet of commercial space.
To enable the development to work, developers…
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