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June 2018
City Council Meeting
Longmont City Council will be hearing from Riverset, LLC. on a proposal for the city to annex 21 acres of land at 21 S. Sunset Street owned by the company. The land is currently zoned as general industrial, but the property owner is requesting mixed use-planned unit development zoning in order to build a mix of residential and commercial buildings. The meeting will be held at the Longmont Civic Center at 350 Kimbark Street at 7pm. The meeting agenda and…
Find out more »July 2018
City Council Meeting Open Forum
The July 17 city council meeting, beginning at 7 pm in the Council Chambers at 350 Kimbark Street, will be an Open Forum for residents to talk for 5 minutes each to council members about any topic on their minds. Please plan on attending the forum and speaking up for stronger riparian protections including: Rewriting the criteria in 15.05.020(E)(3)(b) used to identify circumstances where the 150-foot riparian setback may be reduced in order to eliminate loopholes and provide more stringent…
Find out more »Longmont City Council Meeting
The updated Land Development Code is scheduled to go before City Council for a first reading on Tuesday, July 24 at 7pm at the City Council Chambers (350 Kimbark Street). A second reading is tentatively scheduled to follow on August 14.
Find out more »August 2018
October 2018
City Council Meeting
Please attend the City Council meeting on October 2nd at the Civic Center (350 Kimbark Street) and wear green to show your support for Stand With Our St. Vrain Creek! Stand With Our St. Vrain Creek will be presenting comments to City Council during the public invited to be heard portion of the meeting starting at 7:00pm at the Civic Center (350 Kimbark Street). We ask that you arrive at 6:40pm if you'd like to present your own comments since…
Find out more »St. Vrain and Left Hand Stream Management Plan at Altona Grange
St. Vrain and Left Hand Water Conservancy District staff are seeking input on the St. Vrain Left Hand Stream Management Plan process to help transition from flood recovery to restoring and protecting stream health. The second opportunity for pubic input on the plan is at the Altona Grange from 6:30pm to 8:30pm on Tuesday, October 16th.
Find out more »January 2019
City Council Meeting
This is a last minute notice, but Longmont is holding another City Council Open forum tonight at 7:00pm at the Civic Center (350 Kimbark Street) where residents can speak about any topic they desire. If you are able to attend, please consider doing so and speaking up in favor of greater riparian protections. Since residents can speak about any topic for up to 5 minutes, it's best to show up early to add your name to the speaker list. https://www.apnews.com/519eccc528c74f4f93e120a7c9077b71
Find out more »City Council Meeting
City Council will be reviewing and scheduling the projects they want to pursue in 2019 at the January 22nd City Council meeting. One of the these projects is the revisions to the riparian section of the Land Development Code (LDC). Staff will ask council to prioritize the projects in the order they wish staff to work on them. Also council members will be asked to choose which recommendations of Stand With Our Saint Vrain Creek’s 4/1/2018 letter they wish to…
Find out more »March 2019
Wildlife Management Plan Public Meeting Open House
Longmont is updating its Wildlife Management Plan and has scheduled the first public meeting open house date. Per Longmont's website, the goals of the Wildlife Management Plan are "to develop a general City philosophy for allowing the coexistence of wildlife and human activities and to the extent possible, preserve wildlife habitats and promote improvements of degraded habitats, ensuring that Longmont’s high quality of life is maintained for its residents."
Find out more »April 2019
Wildlife Management Plan Public Meeting Open House
Longmont is updating its Wildlife Management Plan and the second public meeting open house date is Thursday April 4th from 6-8pm. Per Longmont's website, the goals of the Wildlife Management Plan are "to develop a general City philosophy for allowing the coexistence of wildlife and human activities and to the extent possible, preserve wildlife habitats and promote improvements of degraded habitats, ensuring that Longmont’s high quality of life is maintained for its residents." The second meeting will look at pollinators, native fish…
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