Longmont Times-Call · October 15, 2012
Longmont Times-Call — Demolition & Recycling Project
Alpine's Note
Thank you Longmont Times-Call. We're very proud of having our Longmont demolition projects covered by the news. The Longmont Times-Call has followed our controlled demolitions for years, and we love being a part of Longmont, Colorado's history and future.
Via Longmont Times-Call · Posted October 15, 2012
Longmont Demolition & Recycling Project — 700 Coffman Street
In its colorful history, the building on the northeast corner of Longs Peak Avenue and Coffman Street has housed a church and a handful of bars and restaurants. Now, it has been demolished to make way for apartment units.
Demolition started Monday at 700 Coffman St., as crews began preparing for the groundbreaking of the Roosevelt Park Apartments. The $21 million project at Main Street and Longs Peak Avenue is planned to include 115 apartments, plus a restaurant and retail space and a parking garage.
About $16 million for the project is coming from development company Burden Inc., with the remainder financed through other sources. Alpine Demolition handled the demolition and material recovery scope as part of the site preparation work.
The Longmont project is consistent with Alpine's commitment to being part of Colorado communities' growth — clearing historic structures safely to make way for new development.