Private school aiming to expand wins initial OK for annexation

ByDallas Heltzell
FORT COLLINS — Heritage Christian Academy took another giant step toward a planned expansion Tuesday when the Fort Collins City Council gave first-reading approval to the annexation of its 24.84-acre property located northeast of the intersection of International Boulevard and Mexico Way. The annexation would include about 13.6 acres Heritage...

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