Loveland council votes to accept city manager’s resignation
LOVELAND — The Loveland City Council has agreed to a severance package for City Manager Steve Adams.
The city will provide nine months of pay after his Feb. 2 departure date, plus pay for 802 hours of accrued vacation time, a sum that will total about $290,000. Adams was first appointed in 2016 as manager but has worked for the city for about 30 years.
The severance amount was modified from Adams’ request of 12 months pay after extensive debate. Adams’ original request would have totalled about $361,000.
Adams approached individual members of the council prior to the meeting, indicating that he intended…
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