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Renewable Energy | Alternative Energy | Clean Energy | Zero Emissions |
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| WHY INVEST IN FORT COLLINS, COLORADO? | ||
| Voted #1 Best Place to Live | Money Magazine | 2006 |
| Voted #6 Best Place to Raise a Family | Frommer's Magazine | 2006 |
| Voted in Top 10 Towns for Recreational Living | Outside Magazine | 2006 |
| Voted in Top 10 Cities “Where to Buy Now" | Business 2.0 | 2006 |
| Voted in Best Cities for Relocating Families | Worldwide ERC | 2006 |
| Voted #18 Hot Spot Small City for Job Growth | Inc. Magazine | 2005 |
| Voted #17 Salary Growth Best Performing Cities | Milliken Institute | 2005 |
| 18 Perfect Towns That Have It All | Outside Magazine | 2005 |
| Voted #4 Best Place to Live in the United States | Men's Journal | 2005 |
| Voted #1 Place in the Country to Retire Retire | Retire Magazine | 2005 |
| Voted #1 Place to Reinvent Yourself | AARP | 2003 |
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This is a college town of about 118,000 people located 60 miles north of Denver and home to Colorado State University. It is also home to many high tech companies such as Hewlett Packard and supports a young well educated population. It is also popular for it's outdoor lifestyle with many lakes in the surrounding areas and its location at the foot of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. |
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The Site is 1.5 miles from the Central Business District and two miles west of I-25 and is located north of Mulberry Street. Access is from Timberline Road or International Blvd. Mulberry has on/off ramps to Interstate 25 and is a bypass route to Laramie Wyoming. The site is bounded by an older industrial park on the south, a newer industrial park on the east, and a new manufactured home community on the north. |
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