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Protect Our Old Town Homes: Additions Come in All Shapes and Sizes

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013. Additions Come in All Shapes and Sizes. And to note which of these additions could have been added under the new ordinance that city council recently passed and which have added floor space to the point that the houses exceed the new FAR (floor area ratio) limits. A Probable Old Addition. One of the Newest Additions in the Neighborhood. Sneaky Additions - If you don't look close, you might miss them. The addition on this house pops out slightly beyond the old wall of the house,...

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Protect Our Old Town Homes: Show Your Pride in Your Historic House

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Wednesday, August 7, 2013. Show Your Pride in Your Historic House. Your house doesn't have to have an official historic landmark designation for you to think it's pretty darn cool to live in an old house that's full of character, history, and the occasional oddball quirk. So whether you've sought landmark designation or not, Protect Our Old Town Homes. Just south of Colorado State University. Checks can be made out to POOTH (the acronym for Protect Our Old Town Homes. Wednesday, August 07, 2013. We are a...

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Protect Our Old Town Homes: Overall House Size - the F.A.R.

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Saturday, March 30, 2013. Overall House Size - the F.A.R. Don't miss the fact that there's an older house tucked in the shadow on the north side of these two much larger homes. NCM: Lot Size 4000 House Size ≤ (Lot Size) x .50. NCM: Lot Size 6000 House Size ≤ (Lot Size) x .25 1000. NCM: Lot Size ≥ 6000 House Size ≤ (Lot Size) x .25 1000 250 (towards detached garage). NCL: Lot Size 5000 House Size ≤ (Lot Size) x .40. NCL: Lot Size 6000 House Size ≤ (Lot Size) x .20 1000. A Tale of Four Old Town Additions.

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These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 2 - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 2. July 21, 2015 •. The Sanborn Map and Publishing Company has produced, over the years, several detailed maps of cities and towns. After creating these maps, they would sell copies to local insurance brokers who would use them to determine pricing for insuring buildings based on the use of the building, the materials it was made out of, and special features (like the spire on a church). Sanborn Map from 1886 page 2 of 4. The Commerc...

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Camping in Larimer County - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. Camping in Larimer County. July 18, 2015 •. A popular Colorado summer past time is heading to the mountains to camp out in God’s country. The temperatures are cooler. The creeks and rivers are slowing down from their spring fury. And the wildlife is plentiful. This was no less true back in the day than it is now. Four men and 1 boy sit in a semi-circle next to the camp stove, in front of their sleeping quarters. Camp Umanit, 1931. (Photo and text from the Colorado State Un...The P...

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These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 3b - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 3b. August 5, 2015 •. In 1886, a Sanborn insurance map was drawn up that shows the buildings in Fort Collins at the time. Most of these have been lost to us, but a few remain. See previous pages of the map here: page 1. Beginning of page 3. I’m going to jump right into the rest of page 3. 214 and 210 Linden Street. The Masons on Linden Street, c. 1886. (From the Fort Collins Archive – H07615. This photo is also particularly helpful i...

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Advertise - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. Blog Advertising vs Print Advertising. Blog advertising is a unique opportunity in Fort Collins a media that has never been developed in our city before. While it’s not a novel concept and has been a marketing strategy for forward-thinking businesses around the country for over ten years, The Scoop Blog Network is a ground-breaking grass-roots media company that brings blog advertising opportunities to Fort Collins for the very first time. Scoop Blog Network Press Kit 2015. Johnst...

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Snippets of history - one house at a time - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. Snippets of history – one house at a time. July 3, 2015 •. Leo and Hilda Ritter moved to Fort Collins in 1919. Today I present photos of each house the Ritters stayed in during their time in Fort Collins along with a small snippet of Hilda’s description of the place. From the Fort Collins Archive – H03486). The Kappa Delta Sorority House. 612 S College Avenue. 720 W Oak. This is the house that Leo and Hilda had built. 8220;Once Jack and Charles Post were having fun and coaxed Jean...

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These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 3a - Forgotten Fort Collins

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The Scoop Blog Network. These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 3a. July 28, 2015 •. This article is third in a series. Information on the 1886 Sanborn map of Fort Collins and the area it covers, as well as which buildings still remain from the first page of the map, can be found in,. These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 1. The second page of the map was covered in. These buildings remain: Sanborn Map (1886) page 2. I’m going to dive right into the third page. 8230; I think not. A sear...