The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has rescinded the boil water advisory for the community of Briggsdale, as of the afternoon of June 18.
The two-year process to develop the Freedom Parkway Access Control Plan (ACP) finished with its adoption by the participating jurisdictions on December 12, 2018. Input from residents, business owners, staff, and elected officials was incorporated into the ACP, which was prepared through a cooperative effort of the following jurisdictions and agencies:
Freedom Parkway (WCR 54) Access Control Plan(PDF, 5MB)
The corridor includes all or portions of SH-402, Larimer County Road (LCR) 18, Weld County Road (WCR) 54, and 37th Street. It is approximately 25 miles long, starting at LCR 7 near the Loveland – Johnstown boundary on the west to WCR 49 near Kersey on the east.
Full Report(PDF, 5MB)
Table of Contents(PDF, 72KB)
Chapter I - Introductions(PDF, 636KB)
Chapter II - Existing Conditions(PDF, 3MB)
Chapter III - Access(PDF, 598KB)
Chapter IV - Public Involvement(PDF, 666KB)
Chapter V - Access Recommendations(PDF, 172KB)
Chapter VI - Policies(PDF, 958KB)
Chapter VII - Referrals and ACP Amendments(PDF, 73KB)
Appendix A – Study Area(PDF, 226KB)
Appendix B – Corridor Vision Ultimate Cross-section(PDF, 404KB)
Appendix C – Growth Management Areas(PDF, 2MB)
Appendix D – Rivers, Trails, and Parks(PDF, 1MB)
Appendix E – Access Inventory Maps(PDF, 44MB)
Appendix F – Access Photo Inventory(PDF, 131KB)
Appendix G – Potential Future Traffic Signals and Roundabouts(PDF, 13MB)
Appendix H – Speed Limits(PDF, 3MB)
Appendix I – Greeley-Evans Transit Route 2(PDF, 147KB)
Appendix J – Access Inventory(PDF, 169KB)
Appendix K – Intergovernmental Agreement(PDF, 632KB)
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