Greeley downtown plan calls for investment, restored vitality
GREELEY — A 10-year plan to build on and restore economic vitality to downtown Greeley got its first rollout before the City Council and Planning Commission Tuesday. The council will consider incorporating it into the city’s Strategic Work Program at its meeting next week.
If it gets serious consideration as its authors intended, downtown could see marked improvements not only in economic vitality but also public safety, walkability and incorporation of the 55-block downtown area into the neighborhoods that surround it.
“The great win to me is setting downtown up as economically thriving for the future,” said Downtown Development Authority executive director…
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