Greeley DDA asks for reauthorization of its term
GREELEY — The Greeley Downtown Development Authority, now in the final decade of its authorized existence, has asked the Greeley City Council to reauthorize it for 20 years beyond its otherwise sunset date.
The DDA has also asked for continuation of funding mechanisms to permit it to complete work envisioned in the 2032 Downtown Strategic Plan.
Members of the City Council heard the requests at a work session this week. Interim community development director Becky Safarik led the presentation.
The DDA was created in 2003 and its sunset is 2033. By state law, a…
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