Shape the Future of Greeley: East Greeley Subarea Plan

The City of Greeley is moving forward with the East Greeley Subarea Plan, along with several planning projects to shape the evolution of several areas around Greeley. These initiatives are designed to meet the needs and reflect the values of our community. Greeley is rich in history and potential, and eastern Greeley features significant landmarks like the Greeley-Weld County Airport and Linn Grove Cemetery. As the city continues to evolve, we aim to preserve the area's unique qualities while accommodating future homes, businesses and parks.

We want your input to ensure this plan reflects what matters to you. Your participation is crucial. This plan will help shape the future of eastern Greeley, supporting residents, business owners, and community members.

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Why Now?
Greeley is experiencing change and has a rich agricultural heritage, complemented by open spaces and expanding commercial areas. Now is the ideal moment to create a clear plan that benefits the entire community while preserving our roots.

Eastern Greeley has a strong farming background, growing commercial areas, and beautiful open spaces near the South Platte and Poudre Rivers. It's also where many of Greeley's early families lived and worked. View the area map.

By planning ahead, we can:

• Protect farmland and open space
• Support existing neighborhoods and businesses
• Prepare for roads, water and services
• Respect the area's history and character
• Make smart choices for future development

A Community-Driven Plan

The East Greeley Subarea Plan will be built with input from the community. This planning effort also supports other project initiatives, like the Greeley on the Go 2045 transportation plan and the City's strategic priorities.

Key focus areas include:

• Land use and urban design: What gets built and where

• Mobility and transportation choices: Roads, walking, biking and access to the airport

• Parks, public spaces, and recreation: Protecting rivers, open space and recreation areas