Loveland stops work in West End; developer still wants an acceptable use
LOVELAND — The city of Loveland has discontinued all planning staff activity in the West End Neighborhood as a result of the City Council’s directive to the city manager to “strongly consider” stopping activity in that zone.
City Manager Steve Adams, in a letter to the council, said that after the council’s input and comments from the neighborhood “all city action for this project has concluded.”
A survey that city planning staff was conducting in the neighborhood ended Oct. 20, he said, and staff has not processed the results.
At issue was an effort by city staff to “rectify nonconforming uses” in…
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