Loveland seals deal, ratifies Centerra South URA revisions
LOVELAND — The final vote on the revisions to the urban renewal plan for Centerra South, while still drawing contentious comments from members of the public and Loveland mayor Jacki Marsh, picked up one additional vote Tuesday night.
Councilmember Jon Mallo, who has voted against the plan throughout the process, cast a vote in favor, making the decision 8-1.
At issue for the council was ratifying what was termed “substantial modifications” to the URA plan as a result of Larimer County voting last week to commit 65% of incremental property-tax revenue within Centerra South to infrastructure costs at the development. The…
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