Hughes Stadium Redevelopment: This is the hub of engagement for the Hughes Stadium Redevelopment proposal. Please visit this page for up-to-date information, including proposal documents, neighborhood meeting notes, neighborhood meeting announcements, public hearing announcements, development review process, Frequently Asked Questions and public commentary. You can also sign up to receive e-mail updates when new items are posted. City staff contact information can also be found on the page.

The City's Development Review Center is experiencing high volumes of development review project submittals at this time. In order to maintain efficient project reviews and provide accurate, timely responses to inquiries, the City is enacting a series of measures related to the submittal process that may impact you as an applicant.

• Appointments are required for all submittals or resubmittals and must be scheduled on day prior. Please call the Development Review Center at 970-221-6689 or email DRCoord@fcgov.com to schedule an appointment time.
• Only complete submittals are accepted. Consistent with Land Use Code requirements, the submittal will be returned to the applicant if any required materials or application fees are missing or insufficient.
• All complete applications submitted Monday morning through Wednesday noon will be routed the same week. Submittals received after Wednesday noon will be routed the following week.

Please note that applications received earlier in the week will make it easier for Development Review Center staff to distribute plans to reviewing City departments and other referral agencies.

Building permit applications are accepted at any time during business hours and without an appointment.

This 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 find out more about development proposals? Check out our sortable and searchable table of development proposals under review - you can search by the sign number, keyword, street name or number, and more.

We are a “one-stop shop” for all of your development needs. And your one-stop point of contact will be a Project Planner. 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 user-friendly, guide to development review; from the "sketch-on-a-napkin" start all the way to the final Certificate of Occupancy. Visit fcgov.com/drg.

We've created a flowchart to show a citizen’s role in development review “at-a-glance” with frequently asked questions on the reverse side. There is 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.

The City’s Land Use Code (LUC) regulates zoning, building design, and lots more. It was written in 1997 and has been updated regularly to address specific code issues, but it hasn’t really been looked at comprehensively. Fort Collins and our community priorities have grown and changed a LOT since 1997. This year, we are beginning updates to the LUC to make sure it supports our adopted goals and policies in City Plan and the Housing Strategic Plan. 

If you are holding a neighborhood meeting as part of your development review, this guide will help you prepare. The guide explains everyone's roles, how the meeting is run and what the applicant needs to bring. Let us know what you think. Visit step two of our Development Review Guide.

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. Affected Property Owner (APO) labels provided at the time of new application, are now required to be submitted in a Microsoft Excel format in addition to the hard copy labels.