Loveland council rejects Sugar Creek plan
LOVELAND – Developers of a proposal that could bring up to 1,110 varied residential units to 171 acres on the north edge of Loveland are weighing their options Wednesday after a divided Loveland City Council rejected their plea for annexation and an amendment to the city’s comprehensive plan.
“We’re trying to figure out our path forward. We’re trying to understand what that looks like now,” said Russell Baker, principal at Fort Collins-based Black Timber Builders LLC, after the council on a 4-4 vote at 12:33 a.m. Wednesday rejected Black Timber’s plan to develop Sugar Creek, a mix…
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