Shape the Future of Greeley: East Greeley Subarea Plan

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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.

👉 Take the short survey and share your ideas today!

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

  • Housing choices: Supporting different types of homes and price ranges

  • Support for businesses: Helping local businesses grow

  • Infrastructure needs: Planning for water, sewer and utilities

  • Cultural and historical sites: Preserving Greeley's history

Your voice matters! We'll provide several ways to share your ideas, including online surveys, interactive maps and open house events.

📢 Haven’t taken the survey yet? Now’s the time!
Click here to share your ideas.

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.

👉 Take the short survey and share your ideas today!

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

  • Housing choices: Supporting different types of homes and price ranges

  • Support for businesses: Helping local businesses grow

  • Infrastructure needs: Planning for water, sewer and utilities

  • Cultural and historical sites: Preserving Greeley's history

Your voice matters! We'll provide several ways to share your ideas, including online surveys, interactive maps and open house events.

📢 Haven’t taken the survey yet? Now’s the time!
Click here to share your ideas.

  • Over 100 Attend East Greeley Open House - More Opportunities to Come

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    Thank you to everyone who attended the East Greeley Subarea Plan visioning session last night. We appreciate hearing all the perspectives.

    If you missed it, it's ok! We will have more opportunities for you to engage with this project.

    The plan is still in its early stages, and resident feedback is essential. The East Greeley Subarea Plan is not a finalized development proposal; it does not approve any specific housing, business, or infrastructure projects. Instead, it serves as a long-range planning tool that helps the City and the community to:

    - Better understand current conditions and challenges
    - Explore potential future land uses, transportation needs, and community amenities
    - Identify ways to preserve what residents value while preparing for long-term changes
    - Honor our agricultural roots and grow with intention, ensuring that we respect our heritage while meeting the needs of our evolving community

    No decisions will be made in this process without public input. This is one of many meetings to come with opportunities for you to share ideas, ask questions, and raise concerns.

    📋 You can take the community survey here: https://speakupgreeley.com/east-greeley-subarea-plan/surveys/subarea-east-planning-project
    📅 Additional public meetings and updates will be posted on this project page, so be sure to check back.

    The presentation slides in English and Spanish can be found under "Resources" section.

    We understand that growth is a complex topic. That’s why we are committed to listening, providing clear information, and ensuring your voice is part of the conversation from the very beginning of this planning process. Together, we can ensure that our community thrives while honoring the values we all hold dear.


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  • Imagine What's Next for East Greeley

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    You are invited to a community open house to help shape the future of East Greeley.

    East Greeley Subarea Plan Visioning Session
    Thursday, August 7
    6-8 p.m.
    Zoe’s Café and Events, 715 10th Street.
    Light refreshments will be available.

    This drop-in event is a chance to share ideas about what the east side of Greeley should look like in the next 10-20 years. Project team members will give a short presentation at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Attendees can explore hands-on activities throughout the room. Attendees will also be invited to complete a short survey that will guide the next steps of the plan.


    A Community-Driven Plan
    The East Greeley Subarea Plan joins the West Greeley Subarea Plan as part of a larger, long-term effort to plan for Greeley’s future. This plan focuses on the unique features and needs of East Greeley. Key features include the Greeley-Weld County Airport, Linn Grove Cemetery and agricultural farmland. As the city continues to evolve, the plan will respect the area’s history and character while also planning for new homes, businesses and parks.


    Can't make the event?
    You can still share your ideas by taking the East Greeley survey.


  • City Manager Raymond Lee Chats About East Greeley and Football

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    City Manager Raymond Lee sits in a chair holding a small microphone during an interview at the Greeley Stampede.During a recent interview at the Greeley Stampede, City Manger Raymond Lee talked about East Greeley and its importance for the vitality of our community. Play the video. We hope you are as excited about this project as City Manger Lee is.

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