500-unit Habitat for Humanity project passes Greeley City Council
GREELEY — The Greeley City Council this week unanimously approved a rezone and PUD plan for Hope Springs, the biggest affordable housing project yet built by Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity.
The 43-acre development will be built in phases, with the first phase consisting of 22 single-family homes and 154 duplexes. The second phase will add about 315 multifamily units. Hope Springs will be located directly south of the Frontier Academy K-6 School, west of Walmart and north of 32nd Street.
The project is being co-developed with local developer Richmark Cos. Cheri Witt-Brown, president of Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity, said that collaboration is…
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