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Purpose

 

Through the planning effort described herein, the City of Longmont initiated a process that will ensure future improvements within Midtown (the study area) occur with aesthetic and functional continuity. The Midtown Redevelopment Plan is intended to serve as an approved redevelopment plan providing recommendations for improvements and policy reform which can be implemented over the near- and long-term. As a strategic document it is designed to promote (re) investment. Ultimately, it was developed to articulate a vision, concept and strategy for the future use and development of the Main Street Corridor from Longs Peak Avenue on the south to 17th Avenue on the north, Kimbark Street on the east, and Terry and Coffman streets on the west.

 

For easier access and viewing the Final Midtown Redevelopment Plan has been separated into pdf files.

 

If you have questions on any of the aspects of the Midtown Redevelopment Plan please contact Planning and Development Services at (303) 651-8330 or email the Planning and Development Services Division at longmont.planning@longmontcolorado.gov

 

Thmb1st-and-Main-TOD-report-1107171st and Main Transit Oriented Development Strategies Report  

 

The purpose of this report is to provide the City of Longmont and the Regional Transportation District (RTD) with conceptual plans and corresponding projected costs for the 1st and Main transit station and the associated transit oriented development (TOD). The 1st and Main station area improvements will serve the end of the line FasTracks commuter rail from Boulder and Denver and will also serve as a transfer hub for local routes. This report provides further detailed planning and financial analysis to implement concepts outlined in the 1st & Main Station Transit & Revitalization Plan that was adopted by Longmont City Council in 2012.

 

Documentation from December 13, 2005