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Residents press Larimer County on abandoned vehicles; speaker accuses local authorities of TIF abuse
Summary
At the Feb. 10 Larimer County meeting a resident urged stricter enforcement against untagged and long-parked vehicles in road rights-of-way, while a second public commenter alleged misuse of tax-increment financing and criticized county inaction; commissioners said they will pursue ordinance language and meet with the sheriff and county attorneys.
Two public commenters used the Larimer County administrative matters meeting on Feb. 10 to press the county on separate public-policy concerns.
Brian Debuts, a resident of unincorporated Larimer County between Loveland and Fort Collins, told commissioners he has observed at least "10 vehicles" parked in road right-of-ways without plates or with expired tags and said some appear to be abandoned. "When they're parked in the road right away without a plate ... and they've been parked there a long time, I would consider them an abandoned vehicle," he said, and asked the county to tow or enforce code. He said deputies have sometimes removed vehicles but…
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