‘It takes a village’
Whether it’s rewriting land-use codes to increase density, passing tax increases, forming metro districts or relying on philanthropy, addressing the region’s growing need for affordable or attainable housing has proved ever more vexing.
Solar Central
WELD COUNTY — Magnum Feedyards has operated for more than 30 years in eastern Weld County. The main line of business is growing feed and feeding cattle for market. Owner Steve Gabel started with 5,500 head in 1994, and he has gradually increased that to 35,000 head and 10,000 acres of land.
Fort Collins to eye commercial development in land-use code Phase 2
The City of Fort Collins wants to hear from its residents about standards for development as part of Phase 2 of changes to its land-use code.
Court upholds Wellington’s rejection of asphalt plant
The Larimer County District Court has upheld the Wellington Town Board of Trustees’ rejection of plans for relocating an asphalt hot-mixing plant to a site near a residential area on Wellington’s north side.
Carbon Valley boom
The communities of Dacono, Firestone and Frederick are big winners in the race for infill and a larger tax base.
Wells: How’s the market? That depends on which market
Brandon Wells, president of The Group Inc. Real Estate, provides things to know to help you understand the dynamics of the residential market.
With new state law abolishing ‘U+2’ occupancy rules, Fort Collins to vote on changes
Fort Collins may prohibit the city’s long-standing “U+2” housing policy.
Fort Collins’ 3rd try at land-use code wins final OK
After having two of its attempts to rewrite the city’s 27-year-old land-use code overturned by citizen-initiated petitions, the Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday night gave unanimous final approval to a stripped-down but “foundational” version.
BizWest names Mercury 100 Fastest-Growing Private Companies
BizWest has named the 100 fastest growing companies.
Fort Collins council rejects appeal of Union Park plan
Fort Collins City Council on Tuesday unanimously rejected the latest appeal of the city’s approval of the Union Park project development plan.
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