Brinkman Construction was granted a Temporary Permit to Exceed Sound Limitation for morning work from 3:00 am to 7:00 am on August 24th, 2017 with the possibility of the date moving to the 22nd or 23rd of August. Please Click HERE to see full Temporary Permit.
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LOVELAND DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP (LDP) THE REGULAR MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR
Monday, August 21, 2017 8:00 a.m.
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Backers of downtown Loveland’s redevelopment since 2010 have focused on the “south catalyst” – a transformative project covering multiple blocks of southern downtown. That is how the “vision book” for the district first described it.
Independence Gallery Presents
~Nature's Vista featuring the work of Marc Jones~
Reception August 11th 6-9pm in conjunction with "A Night on the Town"
233 E. 4th Street, Loveland, CO 80214
Read More....Families can come create a large bowl using clay and cookie cutters.
Up to 4 people can work on 1 bowl for $40. Ages 3 and up.
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LDP Vision
“Our residents enjoy the convenience of shopping, working and learning in a pedestrian friendly city center. Visitors find restaurants, retail shops, and entertainment easily accessible by public transit or private vehicle. The presence of local residents at all hours of the day or night demonstrates the Downtown’s commitment to friendly service in a clean, safe environment."
LDP Mission
“To create a vibrant Downtown that provides a safe, dynamic environment to gather, live, educate, shop, work and play.”
The Downtown Development Authority (DDA) is a statutorily created authority, approved by the voters in February 2015, and authorized by the City of Loveland in April 2015, for the purpose of halting, preventing, and correcting deterioration within the geographic boundaries identified as the District, and to create and implement development plans for the District, utilizing tax increment financing (TIF) for the completion of authorized projects that are part of a comprehensive DDA development plan – the Plan of Development.
DDA Vision
The vision of the DDA is to establish a downtown that is healthy, viable, and economically sound for the future. Click here to go to the organizing document.
DDA Mission
The Mission of the Loveland, Colorado DDA is “to strengthen, develop and promote the economic well-being, safety and vitality of the Downtown District. As a self-governing agency of the City, the DDA facilitates, plans and executes development and capital improvement projects. We commit to fulfill our mission collaboratively, ethically and professionally, while preserving the unique and historic character of the District.”
The Loveland Downtown Partnership and Downtown Loveland Association merged their efforts to form the LDP Business Alliance, a business advocacy and advisory group within the Loveland Downtown Partnership.
The LDP Business Alliance focuses on collaborative marketing and downtown business advocacy. The integration brings together long-term associations with many downtown businesses and legacy knowledge of Loveland's downtown to help create a more seamless experience for existing businesses as well as new businesses seeking to locate and do business in the Downtown District.
Brinkman Construction was granted a Temporary Permit to Exceed Sound Limitation for morning work from 3:00 am to 7:00 am on August 24th, 2017 with the possibility of the date moving to the 22nd or 23rd of August. Please Click HERE to see full Temporary Permit.
Read More....LOVELAND DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP (LDP) THE REGULAR MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR
Monday, August 21, 2017 8:00 a.m.
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Backers of downtown Loveland’s redevelopment since 2010 have focused on the “south catalyst” – a transformative project covering multiple blocks of southern downtown. That is how the “vision book” for the district first described it.
The agreement binds Brinkman and the City in a shared $76 million development pursuit that will transform the area bounded by Lincoln and Cleveland avenues on the east and west, Opera Alley in the mid-block between Third and Fourth streets on the north, and First Street on the south.
The Loveland Downtown Partnership (LDP) Business Alliance is proud to announce a new summer concert series for 2017: Downtown District LIVE
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Downtown District launches color-filled Hop. Skip. Jump. this Friday!
The Hop.Skip.Jump. program is designed to help people find parking, direct them to what's happening where and when, all in the midst of the construction going on downtown.
During May 12th's Night on the Town, visitors are invited to HOP from shop to shop, SKIP along the sidewalks to discover hidden artworks and interact with unique selfie spots and JUMP into one of the pedicabs and enjoy the ride. Anyone finding the hidden gems, special artwork and sidewalk secrets are encouraged to share photos on social media using #LoveHopSkipJump.
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2016 has been a busy and exciting year for the Downtown District. Interested in learning about the many accomplishments of 2016? Click here for a list of accomplishments.
Read More....Click HERE to see a video produced by The Community Foundation for the 2015 Destination Loveland event.
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"Downtown redevelopment project in Loveland gain momentum" by by Doug Storum on September 20, 2016 published in BizWest.com.
Includes video which shows an animated aerial flyover and through the proposed The Foundry mixed-use project in downtown Loveland.
Video courtesy city of Loveland/OZ Architecture/Russell + Mills Studios.
Read More....
Brinkman Construction was granted a Temporary Permit to Exceed Sound Limitation for morning work from 3:00 am to 7:00 am on August 24th, 2017 with the possibility of the date moving to the 22nd or 23rd of August. Please Click HERE to see full Temporary Permit.
Read More....LOVELAND DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP (LDP) THE REGULAR MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR
Monday, August 21, 2017 8:00 a.m.
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Backers of downtown Loveland’s redevelopment since 2010 have focused on the “south catalyst” – a transformative project covering multiple blocks of southern downtown. That is how the “vision book” for the district first described it.
Families can come create a large bowl using clay and cookie cutters.
Up to 4 people can work on 1 bowl for $40. Ages 3 and up.
Read More....Independence Gallery Presents
~Nature's Vista featuring the work of Marc Jones~
Reception August 11th 6-9pm in conjunction with "A Night on the Town"
233 E. 4th Street, Loveland, CO 80214
Read More....
Brinkman Construction was granted a Temporary Permit to Exceed Sound Limitation for morning work from 3:00 am to 7:00 am on August 24th, 2017 with the possibility of the date moving to the 22nd or 23rd of August. Please Click HERE to see full Temporary Permit.
Read More....LOVELAND DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP (LDP) THE REGULAR MEETING
SCHEDULED FOR
Monday, August 21, 2017 8:00 a.m.
HAS BEEN CANCELLED
Backers of downtown Loveland’s redevelopment since 2010 have focused on the “south catalyst” – a transformative project covering multiple blocks of southern downtown. That is how the “vision book” for the district first described it.
The agreement binds Brinkman and the City in a shared $76 million development pursuit that will transform the area bounded by Lincoln and Cleveland avenues on the east and west, Opera Alley in the mid-block between Third and Fourth streets on the north, and First Street on the south.
The Loveland Downtown Partnership (LDP) Business Alliance is proud to announce a new summer concert series for 2017: Downtown District LIVE
Read More....Downtown District launches color-filled Hop. Skip. Jump. this Friday!
The Hop.Skip.Jump. program is designed to help people find parking, direct them to what's happening where and when, all in the midst of the construction going on downtown.
During May 12th's Night on the Town, visitors are invited to HOP from shop to shop, SKIP along the sidewalks to discover hidden artworks and interact with unique selfie spots and JUMP into one of the pedicabs and enjoy the ride. Anyone finding the hidden gems, special artwork and sidewalk secrets are encouraged to share photos on social media using #LoveHopSkipJump.
Read More....
2016 has been a busy and exciting year for the Downtown District. Interested in learning about the many accomplishments of 2016? Click here for a list of accomplishments.
Read More....Click HERE to see a video produced by The Community Foundation for the 2015 Destination Loveland event.
Read More...."Downtown redevelopment project in Loveland gain momentum" by by Doug Storum on September 20, 2016 published in BizWest.com.
Includes video which shows an animated aerial flyover and through the proposed The Foundry mixed-use project in downtown Loveland.
Video courtesy city of Loveland/OZ Architecture/Russell + Mills Studios.
Read More....
Downtown District LIVE!
Hop. Skip. Jump. Launches 5/12!
2016 Downtown District Accomplishments
Loveland's downtown in BizWest.com