McWhinney withdraws application for Centerra West
LOVELAND — Faced with strident opposition from neighbors and a Loveland Planning Commission that resisted making changes to the city’s comprehensive plan, McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. has withdrawn its application for annexation and high-density zoning of a 52-acre parcel on the shores of Boyd Lake that it called Centerra West.
The Loveland-based developer in late July had requested that the tract be zoned as a planned-unit development to allow a mix of commercial and residential uses, as well as a comprehensive-plan amendment to allow medium- and high-density land uses. Its general idea was to build a mix of single-family homes,…
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