Council to vote on project

Unified Development Code amendments also on Tuesday’s meeting agenda

Loveland’s City Council will have the opportunity Tuesday to donate land and lock in fees for the proposed St. Valentine Apartments project across the street from the Police and Cour ts Building.

Archdiocesan Housing, which is a ministry of Catholic Charities of Denver, and Blueline Development are asking the city to help of fset the cost of building the 54-unit suppor tive housing project at the corner where northbound Hayes Avenue cur ves west.

The development would serve people transitioning out of homelessness.

Archdiocesan Housing has said it would continue to manage the development once it’s up and running, coordinating case management and other services for residents.

Council members will decide whether to donate the 4-acre plot of city land, which is vacant and valued at $425,000; officially designate the project as affordable housing, which would lock in 2020 building

Archdiocesan Housing Pictured is a conceptual drawing of the layout of the proposed St. Valentine Apartments supportive housing development, northeast of where northbound Hayes Avenue turns west before it becomes East 10th Street. The Loveland Police and Courts Building is at the bottom left corner of the image.