Downtown Greeley apartment-building plan clears DDA, heads to council

GREELEY — A trimmed-down version of a major residential project has won a tax-increment financing agreement from the Greeley Downtown Development Authority, a pact expected to go before the City Council for first-reading consideration Tuesday.

The plan has “been scaled back a little bit” from the original proposal from Richmark Homes and Indianapolis-based developer Milhaus, noted Bianca Fisher, the DDA’s executive director. What once was envisioned as a seven-story building with a two-story parking “podium” topped by five floors of residential units, she said, is now being presented as a five-story apartment building with a five-story, 258-space parking structure behind it…