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Loveland

Planning commission outlines upcoming work

·Loveland·Larimer County

From the Loveland Planning Commission meeting of

The Planning Commission’s Nov. 23 meeting would be canceled, and it was scheduled to meet again Dec. 14; land-use and zoning matters involving a downtown project and the Sugar Creek development in north-central Loveland were expected on that agenda. A joint City Council-Planning Commission work session was planned for Feb. 9, following work by the City Management Office with input from Development Services. In September, the Planning Commission heard a presentation about Green Ridge Glade Reservoir and a proposed project next to it that could affect the city’s water source. A speaker said the Water team had told him the changes under consideration would have less impact on the water source, though he did not know their exact implications and had not discussed them in detail with the team; the Board of County Commissioners tabled the matter Sept. 28 for further analysis, and it was scheduled to return Nov. 16. Fall recruitment ended Oct. 30; interviews were expected to be scheduled soon, with nominations to City Council hoped for by the beginning of the new year.

More from this meeting

  1. Loveland Planning Commission, Nov. 9, 2026

    Loveland planners tell council community would be better served knowing updated plan's direction before significant code changes; Loveland Planning Commission takes no vote on proposed housing code changes.

  2. Review and approval of the Planning Commission Letter to the City CouncilLoveland planners tell council community would be better served knowing updated plan's direction before significant code changes

    Staff was preparing responses and potential alternatives for a second reading expected in early November. The process also involves concerns about limited local survey participation and public input.

  3. Item VI.1Loveland Planning Commission takes no vote on proposed housing code changes

    Under the proposal, duplexes in R-1 and R-1e would move from adaptable use to use by right. Townhomes and multiplexes in R-2 would also move from adaptable use to use by right.