A report of the findings from a financial investigation into the original Centerra urban renewal plan and the entities charged with administering it will be made publicly available by noon on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, the Loveland Urban Renewal Authority (LURA) board voted unanimously to release the 55-page document from audit firm Ernst and Young, which details repeated departures from requirements established in the plan’s 2004 Master Financing Agreement (MFA) with the city of Loveland.

The report will be posted on the LURA website (lovgov.org/LURA) and added to the official meeting packet.

The vote followed a two-hour executive session where the board was advised by its attorney Austin Flanagan on the potential legal implications of the move and any follow-up action authorized by member

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