The underlying B24-09 project was to construct a new 20-acre municipal solid-waste landfill cell with an engineered liner system. Associated work included clearing and grubbing the site, constructing landfill-cell components, and grading and revegetating disturbed areas. This posting is a Notice of Final Settlement for that construction project, not a grant program.
This notice concerns final settlement for Larimer County's B25-14/Project 6018 Dale Creek Bridge Replacement. The underlying work included demolishing and replacing the existing Dale Creek structure (Bridge No. LR45E-0.2-S287) with a three-cell concrete box culvert, plus excavation, grading, dewatering, erosion control and stabilization, riprap, fencing, and related work near Virginia Dale. Larimer County describes the project as replacing the existing 10-span timber bridge on CR 45E and reports that installation is complete and the road is open to traffic, with minor site closeout work remaining.
This final-settlement notice concerns Larimer County's B25-10/PN348 guardrail contract. The project description specifies guardrail at CR 56 near Kluver Reservoir, two locations on CR 74E, and CR 38E west of Horsetooth Mountain Open Space. Larimer County identifies the project as a safety improvement and reports the guardrail installation is complete.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Larimer County
Lammer County Board of County Commissioners Administrative Matters Meeting
Date: Oct 13, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Board reviewed the commissioner schedule for the upcoming week and approved a consent agenda. The consent agenda included a construction services agreement for County Road 70, a liquor license renewal for Noble Wolf LLC, and a resolution endorsing an update to the County Comprehensive Plan to incorporate strategic growth and water plan elements in compliance with Senate Bill 24-174. Additionally, the Board issued a proclamation declaring October as Community Planning Month, recognizing the contributions of planning staff to the county's growth and development.
Board of County Commissioners of Larimer County Work Session
Date: Oct 12, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board conducted a work session regarding the county's public housing authorities. Key discussion topics included an update on the existing intergovernmental agreement between the county and Housing Catalyst, the role of low-income housing tax credit programs and private activity bonds in funding affordable housing development, and operational reports from the Housing Authorities of Estes Park, Fort Collins, and Loveland. The session also covered current housing project pipelines, workforce housing initiatives, and strategies for preserving and rehabilitating existing affordable housing stock.
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Board Of County Commissioners Administrative Matters Meeting
Date: Aug 25, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on several key administrative and legislative items. Discussion centered on the proposal of a 0.3% sales and use tax referendum for the upcoming ballot to support community resilience, wildfire mitigation, drinking water protection, infrastructure improvements, and other essential community services. Additionally, the board approved various consent agenda items, including abatements, construction agreements for park improvements, grant agreements for solid waste diversion and broadband expansion, and liquor license renewals and transfers. A funding request for behavioral health services was also addressed.
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