New active living complex proposed for Broomfield

ByTommy Wood
BROOMFIELD — A new active living complex for seniors has been proposed for a vacant parcel of the Harvest Station development near 120th Avenue and U.S. Highway 36. The Olivia at Harvest Station, as the project is called, would consist of 220 units across two buildings, with units ranging in...

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