Berthoud Voters Reject Revere Development Proposal

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Voters in the town of Berthoud, Colorado overwhelmingly rejected a proposed 81-home development called the Revere Development in the April 7 municipal election, with 2,625 'no' votes compared to 1,140 'yes' votes on the ballot measure to approve the project. A complementary measure to limit housing density on the same property also passed, 2,577 to 1,185.

Why it matters

The Revere Development had been a contentious issue in Berthoud, with concerns raised about the impact on the town's infrastructure, environment, and community character. The decisive rejection of the project signals that Berthoud residents want to maintain the town's existing character and growth patterns.

The details

The Revere Development was proposed to be built on land west of U.S. Highway 287. In addition to the failed ballot measure to approve the 81-home project, voters also passed a separate measure to limit housing density on the same property by a margin of 2,577 to 1,185.

• The municipal election in Berthoud took place on April 7, 2026.
• As of 11:11 p.m. on April 7, the unofficial election results showed the Revere Development ballot measure failing.

What’s next

The newly elected trustees will be sworn in and begin their terms, likely continuing to shape Berthoud's development policies in the wake of the Revere Development rejection.