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Loveland City Council members appear inclined to let the moratorium on metropolitan districts lapse on May 28 but would like to tighten the city’s 17-point criteria for approval of new districts.

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.

After a contentious few months with a new council, Loveland City Manager Steve Adams has resigned.

LOVELAND — The Loveland City Council, facing a lawsuit from developer McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. over the decision to rescind approval of the Centerra South urban renewal area, will stick with its outside attorney for now instead of bringing a municipal defense entity into the action.

The Loveland City Council, facing a lawsuit from developer McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. over the decision to rescind approval of the Centerra South urban renewal area, will stick with its outside attorney for now instead of bringing a municipal defense entity into the action.

The Loveland City Council will hold its final meeting of 2023 on Tuesday, when the agenda includes a request to reconsider the Sugar Creek annexation, zoning and comprehensive plan amendment that the council turned down on Dec. ​6 on a 4-4 tied vote, as well as year-end budget decisions.

With a pair of 7-2 votes, the Loveland City Council on Tuesday imposed temporary moratoriums on new applications for fossil-fuel drilling and on the creation of residential metropolitan taxing districts.

Faced with the threat of a breach-of-contract lawsuit but bolstered by Loveland voters’ resounding message in the Nov. 7 municipal election, the Loveland City Council on Tuesday rescinded its approval of plans designed to help finance a $1 billion mixed-use project on farmland on the city’s eastern edge.

<em>Editor’s note: This story has been updated.</em>

After Col. Patrick McFall successfully completed his three-year assignment as Commander of the U.S. Army YPG, Col. John Nelson became the new commander.