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Economic Development Department

 

What's word new flashingin the Economic Development Department

The newly created Economic Development Department strives to ensure that development is planned and carried out in a manner that is beneficial to the community's health, safety, and welfare.  The department coordinates development activities consistent with the city's smart growth objectives which includes:  neighborhood protection, excellent community design, coordinated infrastructure investment and enhancement, environmental protection, and planning for the provision of dispersed affordable housing.


Mission Statement

Economic Development Department Mission Statement

 

The Economic Development Department creates partnerships and fosters opportunities to promote Longmont’s economic vitality.   We engage the community in building a sustainable economy, creating livable neighborhoods and preserving the built and natural environment to maintain and enhance our quality of life.  We are known for our responsiveness, consistency, streamlined processes and accessibility.

Economic Development Department

Goal Statements:


Divisions

The Economic Development Department consists of four divisions. Together these divisions encourage a pattern of development that balances quality of life issues with the impacts of growth. They are also responsible for the delivery of a variety of basic services for the community

Forms and Fees Private Activity Bond Applications Being Accepted

The City of Longmont has been allocated $3,826,755 of Private Activity Bonds for 2009.  This tax-exempt bond financing program can be used by private or non-profit organizations interested in acquiring land, buildings and equipment for manufacturing, industrial, agriculture or other primary job creating enterprises.  The financing technique may also be used for low and moderate income housing, hospital facilities or pollution control projects.  Commercial development projects are ineligible for this program. 

Economic Development Department

303-651-8318

Applications are also available via our website, please visit this page for more Information and to download the application.

Applications will be accepted until April 30, 2009.

 

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Development Services Center - 385 Kimbark Street

In an effort to streamline the development review and building permit processes, a "one-stop" permit processing concept has been implemented with the opening of the Development Services Center in October 2007. What this means is that customers can get all their information, plan reviews and building permits at one place. Besides streamlining the processes, staff have moved offices into one area so customers no longer have to travel between remote locations throughout the City. The Old Museum and Old City Hall were remodeled at 385 Kimbark St. to accommodate the Economic Development divisions, including Planning and Development Services, Building Inspection, Economic Vitality, as well as offices for Longmont Power and Communication, Public Works, Water/Wastewater, and Fire Department representatives. Please check out our Development Services Center page for office hours and related links.

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From the Director's Office




 

If you have any questions, please contact
Brad Power, Director of Economic Development Department, 303-651-8481,
e-mail brad.power@ci.longmont.co.us

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