Developer proposes mixed-use project on Monroe school site
Editor’s note: United Property Development has noted that its purchase of the school property is contingent upon approval of its development plan.
LOVELAND — The lockers are empty, classrooms cleaned out and the cafeteria now a mid-day destination of the past. Monroe Elementary has taught its last cadre of students. And the building will be razed.
Developer United Property Development LLC of Minneapolis and Denver bought the 6.61-acre property from the Thompson School District for $6 million. Through Fort Collins-based architectural firm Kimley Horn and Associates Inc., the developer has submitted a request for rezoning and redevelopment of…
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