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Next week's trial for McWhinney's lawsuit against Loveland has been canceled, but the legal process isn't over yet. Here's what we know.

A third lawsuit has been filed against Loveland for actions related to the November election and immediately after the new city council was seated.

LOVELAND — The Loveland City Council, in a study session at which formal votes can’t be taken, directed city staff by consensus how to proceed in creating a process for gathering public input in order to revise the city’s oil and gas regulations.

City Attorney Moses Garcia will resign effective April 2 after 18 years of work with the city if the Loveland City Council approves his proposed separation agreement, a city official confirmed Wednesday.

Loveland City Council will convene a study session on marijuana dispensaries before taking action on the issue.

Deputy City Manager Rod Wensing will step into the acting City Manager role after Steve Adams departs on Feb. 2.

Eight Loveland residents, including five former members of the City Council, are taking legal action against the city over the reversal of the Centerra South urban renewal plan

Five former Loveland City Council members and three current residents are suing the current council for overturning Centerra South in November.

Steve Adams will resign from the city on Feb. 2 with a severance package worth just under $300,000.

The new hub at 350 W. 37th St. sits just around a mile north of the Food Bank for Larimer County's parking lot on North Lincoln Avenue, where COLT moved to in 2016 shortly after losing its lease at 29th Street and U.S. 287.