This handy, at-a-glance webpage summarizes this week's neighborhood meetings, hearings and other development review related events. Want to get this info via email? Sign-up using the orange box to your upper right. Or you can visit fcgov.com/weekreview now! Want to see all submitted applications? Check out the Current Projects List. 

We've created a new flowchart to show a citizen’s role in development review “at-a-glance” with frequently asked questions on the reverse side. We've also created a complete multi-page guide as a more thorough "how-to" resource. Please share these handy tools showing all your opportunities to offer feedback and participate in development review with your neighbors. Both the flowchart and guide can be easily downloaded at fcgov.com/citizenreview.

We are a “one-stop shop” for all of your development needs. And your one-stop point of contact will be a Project Planner from Current Planning. We hope this streamlines your development review which involves collaboration from many City departments and local agencies (for example, those providing telecommunications. emergency services and water). Wonder what development review is all about? Check out our new user-friendly, guide to the City's development review process; from the "sketch-on-a-napkin" start all the way to the final Certificate of Occupancy. Visit fcgov.com/drg.

When changes are sought on structures 50 years old or older, it triggers a review for historic resources. This step is designed to help preserve Fort Collins' historic character, allow citizens to comment on changes, and for owners of eligible properties to hear about available financial incentives. For more info, fcgov.com/historicreview.

We are working with CSU, neighbors, developers, and other stakeholders to identify strategies to address the increasing need for student housing, identify possible key areas for development, and identify potential impacts and compatibility issues. Learn more and join the conversation by visiting fcgov.com/studenthousing.

All applications and associated plans must now include digital copies on a disk or other storage device. This is in addition to the required hard copies.