Longmont is proposing a swap of its Distel and Tull properties, purchased in 2019, to allow construction of a compost facility. Courtesy: City of LongmontLongmont is proposing a swap of its Distel and Tull properties, purchased in 2019, to allow construction of a compost facility. Courtesy: City of LongmontLongmont City Council on Tuesday agreed to pursue a land swap that could eventually facilitate construction of a composting facility in partnership with Boulder County. Ownership of Distel would be transferred out of open space for potential use as a composting facility, a relocation of the fire training center, and/or a futuremunicipal training center. City and county officials together toured a California composting facility in December.