Simply, the way to get a document is to either download a copy here, or buy hardcopies or cds from our FedEx Office DocStore. Documents are listed in the table below in alphabetical order by title. For documents relating to a project underway, see the Advance Planning, Affordable Housing, or Historic Preservation homepages. For current maps, please use FCMaps, our online mapping tool or contact GIS.
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Click on cover for a brief description
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2008 Buildable Lands Inventory & Capacity Analysis - June 24, 2009
26 pgs | 3.5m
To download the inventory map, please visit Popular Maps.
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Description: This report contains buildable land capacity information as of December 2008. The report is intended to be informational in nature and not a policy document.
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Campus West Community Commercial District Planning Study Report - December 2001
98 pgs | 4.5m
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$5.51
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Description: The bulk of the report explains issues and alternatives explored in the public process between 1999 and 2001. This material is intended to serve as a record of the process, and as reference material in the event of future interest in redevelopment.
The results of the planning process did not warrant adoption as an official subarea plan as originally intended. Instead, the report explains the differing perspectives in the context of a lack of consensus; and also explains redevelopment issues and ideas without recommending City actions to promote redevelopment at this time.
However, the report does recommend a tailored street design for West Elizabeth Street, and explains a possible new street design for Plum Street.
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City Plan (Comprehensive Plan) - May 4, 2004
fcgov.com/cityplan
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$13.53
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Description: City Plan addresses issues such as compact development form, alternative transportation modes,density, neighborhood preservation, affordable housing, wildlife protection and creating human-scale development. For more information, please visit fcgov.com/cityplan.
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City Plan Monitoring Project 1997-2007 Indicator Report - February 2009
51 pgs | 526k
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Description: The City Plan Monitoring Project reports on progress towards achieving the goals of City Plan.
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Design Standards and Guidelines for Large Retail Establishment - January 17, 1995
26 pgs | 1.6m
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$2.66
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Description: This document's goal is to encourage development that contributes to Fort Collins as a unique place by reflecting its physical character and adding to it in appropriate ways.
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Development Design Standards for the I-25 Corridor - May 2001
54 pgs | 648k
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$3.50
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Description: The general goal is to create a framework for development that focuses on improving the quality, location, environmental sensitivity, and long-term viability of land uses along I-25.
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Downtown & CSU Project Inventory - April 27, 2007
53 pgs | 441k
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Downtown Plan - June 1989
178 pgs | 4.6m
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Downtown River Corridor Implementation Program Summary Report - July 18, 2000
80 pgs | 3m
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$7.25
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Description: The emphasis of the Downtown River Corridor Implementation Program (DRCIP) is on action and implementation. This project, approved by City Council in 2000, identifies and coordinates projects and addresses issues ranging from natural areas to development. This program is also meant to resolve conflicts arising from the more than 20 plans and studies previously developed for this area.
This program does not suggest changes in City Plan or the City's Land Use Code. Instead, this program builds on existing projects and programs, especially City Plan. As spelled-out in City Plan, the visions for the downtown river corridor are of enhancement and restoration of natural river features, an extension of downtown uses and character towards the river landscape, and the integration of cultural and recreational opportunities into the area.
DRCIP consists of two distinct phases. The first phase, which was concluded with the Downtown River Corridor Implementation Program Summary Report, identified priorities, recommended next steps, and provided public outreach. The second phase consists of actual project implementation. Private and public entities are currently implementing various aspects of the Program. One of the more recent and significant efforts has been the work of UniverCity Connections and its task groups.
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East Mulberry Corridor Plan - September 2002
fcgov.com/eastmulberrycorridor
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$18.44
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Description: An 18-month, collaborative project between Larimer County, the City of Fort Collins, and affected businesses and residents. For more info, please visit fcgov.com/eastmulberrycorridor.
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East Side Neighborhood Plan - March 1, 1986
212 pgs | 5.4m
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$5.27
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Description: A plan preserving and enhancing the heritage and vitality of this area.
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Fort Collins Design Manual - May 2000
fcgov.com/advanceplanning/designmanual.php
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Description: This document has frank, easy-to-read examples and explanations of selected key Land Use Code standards. Using graphics and pictures, it explains a whole approach to arranging the parts in land development in a connected, town-like pattern. It is directly cross-referenced with the Land Use Code. For more info, visit fcgov.com/advanceplanning/designmanual.php
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Fort Collins Downtown Strategic Plan - February 17, 2004, Amended 12-05-06
246 pgs | 6.5m
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$24.83
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Description: Commissioned by the City, DBA, and DDA, the first objective for this plan was to study current conditions and trends. The second was to recommend steps the City and business leaders should take together to protect and enhance the viability and success of Downtown, with emphasis on the next five years.
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Fossil Creek Reservoir Area Plan - March 17, 1998
86 pgs | 2.9m
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$7.40
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Description: This plan is a collaboration of careful land use planning between Larimer County, the City of Fort Collins, and citizens. The goal of the plan was to enhance the quality of a highly desirable urban level development area while preserving critical wildlife habitat and maintaining sensitivity to the rights of individuals.
The project was unique in that in that both jurisdictions - while operating under different land use regulations and planning environments - came together and worked through many complex issues and policy decisions, resulting in a jointly adopted plan.
Highlights are a new intergovernmental agreement, a "buffer zone" around the reservoir, and a Transfer of Density Units program which directs growth where it makes sense.
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Harmony Corridor Plan - February 7, 2006
101 pgs | 4.8m
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Description: The Harmony Corridor Plan is a response to community-wide issues. The corridor is currently a very healthy and vital segment of our community, and this plan emphasizes the need to take advantage of its assets for our future.
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Harmony Corridor Standards & Guidelines - February 7, 2006
73 pgs | 6m
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Description: Published in conjunction with the Harmony Corridor Plan.
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I-25 Subarea Plan - August 19, 2003
63 pgs | 864k
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$10.64
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Description: The subarea plan includes the regional plan's efforts, and then adds more details.
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I-25/SH392 Interchange Improvement Plan - April 2, 2008
78 pgs | 4.8m
 Plan Summary - 16 pages, 3.5m
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Click on cover for a brief description
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Intergovernmental Agreements - 1980-2000
34 pgs | 792k
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Description: A collection of four intergovernmental agreements between city and county.
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Mountain Vista Subarea Plan - September 15, 2009
136 pgs | 3m
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Plan Summary - 8 pages, 6m
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Description: This plan represents a community planning process for determining the long range physical form for the northeast quadrant of Fort Collins. The foundation of this planning effort rests with the vision set forth in City Plan -- the 20-year comprehensive plan for the entire city.
This plan took City Plan to the next level of detail in establishing a more specific vision & goals, policies, framework plan, and implementation strategies for the northeast area of Fort Collins.
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North College Corridor Plan - March 14, 2007
76 pgs | 2.4m
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Description: This elem ent of City Plan provides design and management plans for the North College Avenue Corridor.
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North College Urban Renewal Plan - Adopted December 21, 2004
18 pgs | 1.3m
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$1.33
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Description: This plan was prepared for adoption by the City Council in recognition the renewal area requires a coordinated strategy, with financing possibilities, to eliminate blight and prevent the spread of blight, and accomplish the City's development objectives for improving the viability of this area.
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Northern Colorado Regional Communities I-25 Corridor Plan - May 2001
56 pgs | 1m
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$5.72
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Description: Because of the significance of this corridor for both residents and travelers throughout the Northern Colorado region, it is important that the communities of the region join together to establish a vision and framework to ensure compatible, coordinated development.
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Northern Colorado Separator Study - 1999
66 pgs | 18.2m
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$17.06
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Description: This study documents the results of a cooperative planning effort to maintain community separation in Northern Colorado.
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Northside Neighborhoods Plan - January 18, 2005
118 pgs | 2.3m
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$11.99
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Description: In the face of growth and development nearby and with substandard services and utilities in the area, concerned citizens have shared their immediate needs and views about the impacts of continued growth or change.
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Northwest Subarea Plan - December 19, 2006
112 pgs | 4.5m
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Citizen Summary - 16 pages, 1.5m
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Prospect Road Streetscape Program - February 1993
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$11.99
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Description: This element of City Plan provides design and management plans aimed at upgrading the visual quality of entryway corridors.
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Region Between Fort Collins & Loveland (A Plan for the) - April 1995
57 pgs | 4.5m
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$11.99
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Description: The purpose of this plan is to determine the future character and vision for the area between Fort Collins and Loveland.
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Regional Growth Opportunites: Select Industry Clusters in Fort Collins - October 2006
122 pgs | 3.4m
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Refill Fort Collins - 2006
62 pgs | 2.6m
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Results of the Visual Preference Survey (City Plan) - October 26, 1995
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$1.90
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Description: The Fort Collins Visual Preference Survey (VPS) was a part of our efforts to update our then Comprehensive Plan into the current City Plan.
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Redevelopment Policies, Strategies and Future Directions (A Report on) - August 25, 2004
58 pgs | 745k
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South College Corridor Plan - March 2009
126 pgs | 2.1m
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Streetscape Design Standards & Guidelines - January 2, 2001
84 pgs | 6.5m
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$1.90
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Description: The purpose of the City of Fort Collins Streetscape Design Standards and Guidelines is to ensure that the quality of the streetscape environment, including medians and parkways within the public right-of-way, is attractive, functional and links the public street corridors together through a unified city-wide plan
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Trends 2006 - March 2006
76 pgs | 1.4m
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Description: Trends is Fort Collins' compilation of pertinent economic and social data. It is divided into four sections: business, labor and income, development trends, and demographics.
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West Central Neighborhoods Plan - March 16, 1999
162 pgs | 1.8m
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$9.32
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Description: These neighborhoods are a composite of several. The general boundaries are: Mulberry on the north, Shields on the east, Drake on the south and Taft Hill on the west.
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West Side Neighborhood Plan - July 18, 1989
124 pgs | 6.3m
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$5.81
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Description: A plan preserving and enhancing the heritage and vitality of this area.
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