Greeley City Council OKs bond for affordable housing, rezone for Two Rivers Marketplace
GREELEY — The Greeley City Council approved two items in its weekly meeting that pave the way for future large-scale residential and commercial developments on the city’s east and west sides.
The city’s contribution to a total of $13.61 million in bonds alongside Weld County was approved in a unanimous consent agenda vote. The money will be used to help offset the costs of a proposed 240-unit affordable housing complex east of the Greeley Mall, to be developed by the Spokane-based Inland Group, which owns and operates multiple senior living homes and apartment complexes…
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