Greeley City Council approves Poudre Heights Metro District
GREELEY — The city council voted 6-1Tuesday night to approve the creation of Poudre Heights Metropolitan Districts Nos. 1-5, paving the way to develop a potential 292-acre, master-planned community in northwest Greeley.
The southern boundary of the Poudre Heights metro district is West 10th Street. It extends north well past Fourth Street. On the east, it’s bounded by 101st Avenue.
The preliminary planned unit development for the metro district calls for a variety of zones, including about 35 acres of open space, 40 acres of low-density residential, 85 acres of medium-density residential, 25 acres of mixed-use, 35 acres of commercial and 70…
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