FoCo council to eye new plan for rental-housing registration, inspections
FORT COLLINS – The Fort Collins City Council will soon consider an option for a revamped rental-housing registration and inspection program that includes a year’s delay before it starts.
Council members heard city staff members present three options Tuesday night; by the end of the work session, they appeared to be gravitating toward the second one.
“There are varying opinions on council for the right approach, but we’ll be presenting Option 2,” Fort Collins City Manager Kelly DiMartino told BizWest on Wednesday. “The first year will still be registration only. We wouldn’t start proactive inspections until after a year. That allows more…
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