Loveland advances Draper garage pact
LOVELAND – Acting as the Loveland Urban Renewal Authority, members of the Loveland City Council on Tuesday night gave first-reading approval to a cost-sharing agreement that will help developers of downtown’s Draper Project design a parking garage for it.
The vote was 7-1, with Mayor Jacki Marsh the dissenting voice, expressing concerns about the height of the structure and the shadow it would cast and adding that “I’m not sure this is the right place” for the 277-space, $12 million garage.
Under the agreement, the city would chip in half of the $670,000 cost of designing the garage and reimburse the developer,…
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