Rezoning request on Loveland’s west end heads for City Council
LOVELAND — Although the Loveland Planning Commission — to the cheers of many nearby residents who packed City Council chambers on Monday — voted not to recommend rezoning four properties on the city’s west side from low-density to high-density residential, the proposal could still be kept alive by the City Council itself.
The city has decided to present the rezoning application to council members, said Nicole Yost, the city’s director of communication and engagement, but “with the recommendation of denial (5-2) provided by (the) Planning Commission.”
The commission’s vote to deny the rezoning proposed for the area around…
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