OverviewAs part of the Owl Canyon Roadway Corridor Plan, Larimer County is beginning safety and capacity improvements along County Road 70 between County Road 11 and County Road 15. Key Improvements will include the following:Roadway: Reconstructing and widening a two-mile section of CR 70 between CR 11 and CR 15. The new…
On November 27, 2026, the updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) and Flood Insurance Study (FIS) will become effective for Unincorporated Larimer County. The County must adopt the updated FIRMs, FIS, amended Floodplain Overlay District, and amendment to Larimer County Land Use Code Article 12, Section 12.1.3.A.1.a. to…
Starting October 1, 2026, updated Transportation Capital Expansion Fee (TCEF) rates will go into effect for new construction, additions, detached habitable space, non-residential development, land use changes, etc. Typically collected when building permits are issued, these one-time fees help fund essential road capacity…
BackgroundOur transportation network is a critical part of our everyday lives. Roads provide vital connections to the diverse communities across Larimer County, to schools, employment, and entertainment centers, to recreation and nature areas and to the growing north front range region. Our communities are growing and so…
Following the 2024 US 287 Safety Assessment Study, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is moving forward with design and construction for safety enhancements between Bonner Springs Ranch Road and the Wyoming state border (Mile Points 362–385).This project focuses on intersection safety, passing lanes, shoulder…
OVERVIEW:This project will reconstruct an approximately 2-mile section of CR 50E (Country Club Road) to improve safety, address deteriorating pavement conditions, and enhance capacity and accessibility for all users. The design will follow recommendations from a 2023 corridor study.Country Club Corridor Study(NOTE: this…