Greeley approves PUD for Schneider Farm
GREELEY — The city of Greeley has approved on first reading a rezoning ordinance to create the Schneider Farm planned unit development that eventually will replace farmland with both residential and commercial properties.
The 170.6-acre site, located north of 10th Street and west of 83rd Avenue, will be developed in phases over a period of years. As presented to the council Tuesday, phase one would include 30 acres of single-family residential lots that will accommodate 149 units. Subsequent phases will include another 62 acres of single-family homes, 21 acres of parks and open space, 24 acres of multi-family that will include…
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