Economy & Economic Development  May 12, 2025

Loveland getting downtown facelift

City’s eastern gateway to see major projects at Schmer Farm, Centerra South

LOVELAND — With the coming of spring, Loveland is springing forward with new residential and commercial development, a new option for health care and a downtown that is being joined at the HIP.

Work gained full steam during April on the $24.5 million Heart Improvement Plan for downtown Loveland, locally known as the “HIP Streets” project, a plan talked about for nearly 16 years that is designed to transform a five-block stretch of Fourth Street between Jefferson and Garfield avenues into a modern community hub.

The project will be paid for through a mix of Utility Enterprise Funds and Certificates Of Participation.…

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