Greeley council extends incentives to lure house-printing company

GREELEY — Greeley’s City Council, in a special meeting Thursday, concurred with the recommendation of city staff about extending incentives to a company that would relocate its North American headquarters to Greeley and expand its efforts to 3D-print houses out of concrete.
After an executive session, the council returned to public session and voted 5-0 to approve a motion to provide $2.85 million to help the company relocate. The vote is not final; the motion directed the city manager to negotiate the final terms about how the incentive amounts would be managed. City Manager Raymond Lee is to return to the…
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