Greeley City Council approves Poudre Heights PUD
GREELEY — The Greeley City Council Tuesday night approved a rezone and preliminary planned unit development for Poudre Heights, a 277-acre mixed-use development in northwest Greeley. Both measures passed 6-0, with councilman Brett Payton not present.
The development could contain up to 1,185 residential units on 100 acres, with 108 acres dedicated to mixed-use development and 30 acres of industrial land. It will also feature more than 50 acres of open space.
The council had previously approved the creation of metropolitan districts for Poudre Heights with a levy of 60 mills.
Brian Smerud, founder and CEO of project…
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