Loveland council advances three major projects
Schmer Farm annexation to clear way for King Soopers; Centerra South vested rights, Legacy affordable housing get nod
The Loveland City Council, often sharply divided over development issues, found some unity Tuesday night in approving issues involving three major projects, including one that could pave the way for a King Soopers grocery store on the city’s eastern edge and another that will provide options for affordable housing.
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