The Cache moves forward in Greeley
GREELEY — City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday on several measures that advanced a proposed 788-acre metropolitan district west of the city called The Cache.
Actions Tuesday related mainly to parcels along Poudre River Road and the Poudre River, city planner Brittany Hathaway said. The Cache is on mostly undeveloped land north of 10th Street, south of County Road 62, east of 95th Avenue, and West of 83rd Avenue.
Measures approved involved annexation, zoning, rezoning, and a preliminary PUD. Greeley planning commissioners last month had unanimously recommended council approval.
Unannexed acres were Weld County agricultural land. City land was rezoned from low-density residential…
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