Lind wins OK for Customs office near NoCo airport
LOVELAND – A Windsor-based developer has won approval from the federal government to open a U.S. Customs office near the Northern Colorado Regional Airport at Loveland.
Martin Lind, whose Water Valley Land Co. developed the Discovery Air campus just south of the airport, applied to host the Customs office there after the airport’s governing commission in September decided that funding a new terminal was more important and that the cost to add the Customs office would mean it couldn’t provide additional staff at the airport.
“That has been a pretty big point of frustration. They don’t see the value that we did,”…
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