Proposal to rezone former Greeley Hewlett-Packard land to high-density residential fails
GREELEY — A proposal to rezone part of the former Hewlett-Packard Co. property in west Greeley from industrial to high-density residential failed in a tie vote during the Greeley City Council meeting Tuesday amid intense neighborhood opposition.
The proposal would have rezoned the last remaining unused industrial portion of the former HP property near the intersection of West 10th Street and 71st Avenue from Industrial — Low Intensity to Residential — High Density.
The measure failed even after Brian Bartels, a principal in property owner LaSalle Investors LLC, vowed to retain the property’s industrial zoning if the measure failed,…
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