Greeley public meetings in 2024

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to approve the POST eligibility list. This list was established according to the approved process in the City code.

• Approval of POST Eligibility List

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance that amends Title 24 of the municipal code concerning natural medicine businesses. After the hearing, the Council will vote on the amendment. A separate motion will authorize the City Attorney to prepare any needed resolutions, agreements, or ordinances and allow the Mayor and City Clerk to sign them.

• Public hearing and second reading of ordinance amending Title 24 (natural medicine businesses)
• Motion to authorize City Attorney to draft related resolutions, agreements, and ordinances
• Authorization for Mayor and City Clerk to sign the prepared documents

The Greeley City Council held a work session and public hearing, then voted 6-0 to adopt an ordinance amending Title 24 of the Municipal Code to regulate natural medicine businesses, which are allowed under state law following the 2022 Natural Medicine Health Act. The ordinance permits such businesses only in industrial medium and high intensity zones, with stricter setbacks than state requirements, security measures, and operating hours. No public comment was offered. The council also approved a routine motion authorizing the City Attorney to prepare documents reflecting council actions.

• Adopted ordinance regulating natural medicine businesses (6-0)
• Approved motion authorizing City Attorney to prepare resolutions and agreements (6-0)

Judicial Review Board

The Greeley Judicial Review Board will meet on Dec. 27, 2024 to consider several routine items. The board will review and vote on its annual report and approve the minutes from the Nov. 25 meeting. Additional agenda items include vacancy updates, scheduling of future meetings, and standard procedural business.

• Roll Call
• Vacancy updates
• Annual report approval
• Approval of 11-25-24 Minutes
• Scheduling of Meetings

City Council

This City Council work session scheduled for Tuesday, December 24, 2024, has been cancelled. No items were considered or discussed.

• Meeting cancelled

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board held a joint meeting on December 23, 2024, with the November 18, 2024 session. The minutes record no decisions, approvals, or discussions beyond procedural matters. No substantive actions were taken.

Museum Board

The Greeley Museum Advisory Board unanimously approved the October minutes and a motion to approve items for deaccession. Staff reported hiring a new Curator of Education, Kristjana Eylofsson, and progress on exhibits and collection records. No major policy decisions were made; the meeting was largely informational.

• Approved October 17, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved items for deaccession (unanimous)

Water & Sewer Board

The Water & Sewer Board will consider several approvals, including the J2 Poudre Ponds mining contract, the 2025 rates and fees resolution, and the schedule of future board meetings. The agenda also includes updates on Terry Ranch, watershed health and wildfire recovery projects, and the Poudre River Restoration Initiative master plan. Routine items such as roll call, minutes approval, agenda approval, and new employee welcomes are also on the agenda. Public comment is permitted during the meeting.

• Approval of J2 Poudre Ponds Mining Contract
• Approval of the 2025 W&S Rates and Fees Resolution
• Approval of 2025 W&S Board Meeting Dates
• Terry Ranch Quarterly Update
• Watershed Health and Wildfire Recovery 2024 Projects Update

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The December 18, 2024 meeting of the Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission approved the purchase of a design for the Farmers Market trailer for $2,100, and approved the purchase of the 'Women with Three Snakes' sculpture for the indoor art collection. Both motions passed unanimously. The commission also heard a presentation on the 2024 Weld Walls Mural Festival and discussed repairs for the fallen Moire Tree sculpture.

• Approved $2,100 design purchase for Farmers Market trailer (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 'Women with Three Snakes' sculpture (unanimous)
• Approved November 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold first readings of ordinances regulating natural medicine businesses and ratifying the police collective bargaining agreement including sergeants. Council will also receive a Q3 financial update and a sidewalk improvement update. Additionally, a special meeting is being set for December 30 to further consider natural medicine business regulations.

• First reading of ordinance amending Title 24 to regulate natural medicine businesses
• First reading of ordinance ratifying collective bargaining agreement with Greeley Police Officers' Association, including sergeants per Ballot Measure 2N
• Motion to set a special meeting on December 30, 2024 for natural medicine business ordinance
• 2024 third quarter financial information update
• Greeley Sidewalk Update presentation

The Greeley City Council approved the consent agenda (items 9-12) in a 6-0 vote, which included the first reading of an ordinance to regulate natural medicine businesses and an ordinance ratifying the police union agreement including sergeants. The council also received informational updates on the 2024 third-quarter finances and the sidewalk program, and made appointments to several boards and commissions.

• Approved consent agenda items 9-12 (6-0), including first reading of natural medicine business ordinance and police union agreement
• Set special meeting for December 30, 2024, to consider natural medicine businesses ordinance
• Approved appointments to Citizen Budget Advisory Committee, Citizen Transportation Advisory Board, Construction Trades Advisory and Appeals Board, Golf Course Advisory Board, Housing for All Advisory Board, and Youth Commission
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare resolutions and agreements for council actions (6-0)

Judicial Review Board

The Judicial Review Board is meeting to approve its annual report and discuss vacancy updates. The board will also review minutes from the November 25, 2024, meeting and schedule future meetings.

• Approval of annual report
• Vacancy updates
• Approval of 11-25-24 minutes

Historic Preservation Commission

The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission will meet to approve minutes, hear reports, and consider updating operating rules to allow remote participation. The agenda includes a review of a building permit fee refund policy and elections for commission leadership.

• Review and update of building permit fee refund policy
• Review and update of operating rules for remote participation
• Elections for Chair and Vice Chair
• Resolution of appreciation for retired Commissioner Bob Brunswig
• Report from Historic Greeley Inc.

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Authority will consider two Orders to Show Cause regarding J&G Stores LLC and Cazadores Mexican Grill and Cantina LLC. The meeting also includes a public hearing for a new Hotel & Restaurant license at 819 9th St. and a continued hearing for a retail liquor store license at 2215 9th Street.

• Order to Show Cause: J&G Stores LLC (Greeley Liquor Warehouse) at 1020 28th Avenue
• Order to Show Cause: Cazadores Mexican Grill and Cantina LLC at 2140 35th Avenue
• Public Hearing: New Hotel & Restaurant license for Smokin Dave’s BBQ & Brew at 819 9th St.
• Continued Public Hearing: New Retail Liquor Store license for T J Liquor at 2215 9th Street

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority conditionally approved a hotel and restaurant liquor license for Smokin Dave's BBQ & Brew, pending issuance of the City Business License and Certificate of Occupancy. Two show-cause cases (Greeley Liquor Warehouse and Cazadores Mexican Grill) were continued to January 17, 2025, and a retail liquor store application (T J Liquor) was also continued for further investigation. The November 15, 2024 minutes were approved without corrections.

• Conditionally approved liquor license for Smokin Dave's BBQ & Brew (5830 Restaurant Corp.)
• Continued show-cause for J&G Stores LLC dba Greeley Liquor Warehouse to Jan 17
• Continued show-cause for Cazadores Mexican Grill and Cantina to Jan 17
• Continued retail liquor store application for Jagi and Guri Inc dba T J Liquor to Jan 17
• Approved November 15, 2024 minutes

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing regarding the 2025 Budget. The meeting includes discussions on 2025 toll rates and several contract amendments for electric, architectural, and snow removal services.

• Public Hearing on 2025 Budget
• Resolution 24-04 regarding 2025 Toll Rates
• Resolution 24-05 regarding approval of 2025 Budget and Appropriation of 2025 Funds
• Morton Electric Contract Amendment
• D2C CMF Architectural Services Contract Amendment

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing regarding the 2025 Budget. The meeting includes discussions on 2025 toll rates and the appropriation of funds. Additional items include contract amendments for electric, architectural, and snow services.

• Public Hearing on 2025 Budget
• Resolution 24-04 regarding 2025 Toll Rates
• Resolution 24-05 regarding approval of 2025 Budget and Appropriation of 2025 Funds
• Morton Electric Contract Amendment
• D2C CMF Architectural Services Contract Amendment

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

This meeting of the Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board has been cancelled. The agenda consisted only of routine procedural items. No decisions or discussions are scheduled for this date.

• Meeting cancelled; no items considered.

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will hold its regular monthly meeting to receive an overview of the 2024 CPRD, review the year's activities, and discuss a potential change to the meeting time. The agenda includes public input.

• CPRD Overview 2024
• Year in Review
• Potential meeting time change discussion

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee accepted Kim Rivard's resignation and voted to move its regular meetings to the fourth Wednesday of the month starting in January 2025. Members also heard a presentation on the Culture, Parks and Recreation Department and discussed the West Greeley development plan, which has not yet been vetted by the City Council.

• Accepted Kim Rivard's resignation (unanimous)
• Approved moving CBAC meetings to the fourth Wednesday of the month (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from November 13th meeting

Planning Commission

The Greeley Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two subdivision requests: a 20-acre lot in Poudre Heights and a 69.74-acre plat in Triple Creek. Both are on the expedited agenda, meaning staff summaries are suspended unless requested. The commission will also consider approving amended minutes from October 8, 2024.

• Public hearing on Poudre Bay Partners' request to subdivide 20 acres at northeast corner of 101st Avenue and 7th Street (Poudre Heights subdivision, Case SUB2024-0003)
• Public hearing on Triple Creek Development's request to subdivide 69.74 acres west of 71st Avenue and 16th Street (Triple Creek Second Filing, Case SUB2024-0008)

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session to receive updates from Xcel Energy and Alquist 3D. This meeting is for discussion and does not include public input.

• Xcel Energy Update
• Alquist 3D Update
• Scheduling of meetings and other events

The Greeley City Council held a work session with no formal votes. Councilmembers discussed a municipal code audit for housing discrepancies, heard updates from Xcel Energy on wildfire mitigation and infrastructure investments, and received a progress report from Alquist 3D on its 3D-printed concrete projects. The only consensus action was to add the code audit as a 2025 initiative.

• Added municipal code audit for housing discrepancies to 2025 work plan (consensus)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will discuss a strategic planning session and introduce new commissioner Lilly Martin. The commission will also vote on minutes from November 2024 and hear citizen input.

• Approval of November 2024 meeting minutes
• Introduction of new Commissioner Lilly Martin
• Strategic planning session discussion

The Greeley Human Relations Commission approved its November 2024 meeting minutes and discussed strategic priorities for 2025, including substance abuse prevention, housing affordability, foreclosure rates, and infrastructure improvements. They also planned to rotate attendance at City Council meetings and invite city department representatives to future HRC meetings starting in February 2025. No formal votes were taken on these strategic items.

• Approved November 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Set 2025 goals: substance abuse prevention, housing affordability, foreclosure, infrastructure for elderly/disabled, youth outreach
• Commissioners will rotate attendance at City Council meetings
• Staff liaison to schedule city department representatives for HRC meetings starting February 2025

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Greeley Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review its bylaws as new business. Staff will report on the $670K Duran section trail repair project, prairie dog control at Arroyos del Sol Natural Area, and other park projects. No public hearings or major decisions are scheduled; the agenda is largely procedural with one discussion item.

• Bylaw review — board will discuss potential amendments
• Duran section trail repair project: $670K, funded by Weld County ($200K), LWCF grant ($250K), city remainder
• Prairie dog control conducted Oct–Nov at Arroyos del Sol and Missile Site Park
• Arroyos del Sol Natural Area (formerly Shurview) officially named by City Council Nov 19, 2024; closes Jan 2, 2025 for winter
• Trail usage data presented for Poudre River Trail and other counters

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The Island Grove Advisory Board meeting scheduled for December 5, 2024 was cancelled due to lack of attendance. No agenda items were considered. The board’s next meeting is scheduled for February 6, 2025, with additional future dates noted.

• Meeting cancelled – no items acted on
• Next meeting scheduled for February 6, 2025
• Future agenda dates: April 3, 2025; June 5, 2025

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold public hearings on second readings of several ordinances, including the annexation and zoning of 300.672 acres (L&T Annexation) near Weld County Road 56 and State Highway 257. The consent agenda includes resolutions setting the 2024 Downtown Development Authority tax levy, approving the 2025 DDA budget, and supporting a grant application for recreational improvements to the Shurview property.

• Public hearing and second reading on annexing 300.672 acres (ANX2023-0001, L&T Annexation) bounded by Weld County Road 56, State Highway 257, and County Road 54
• Public hearing and second reading on zoning for the annexed property (ZON2023-0002, L&T Zoning)
• Resolution establishing the 2024 Downtown Development Authority tax levy and certifying it to the Board of County Commissioners
• Resolution approving the 2025 DDA budget and appropriating funds
• Resolution supporting a grant application to the Colorado Department of Natural Resources for recreational improvements to the Shurview property

The Greeley City Council approved the annexation of 300.672 acres (Case ANX2023-0001) and the associated zoning (Case ZON2023-0002) for the L&T development, bounded by Weld County Road 56, State Highway 257, and County Road 54. The annexation passed 7-0, and the zoning passed 6-1 with Councilmember Butler voting no. The council also reauthorized four city boards, updated private security licensing rules, and amended water cross-connection regulations, all by 7-0 votes.

• Approved L&T annexation of 300.672 acres (7-0)
• Approved L&T zoning with mixed classifications (6-1, Butler nay)
• Reauthorized Art Commission, Civic Center Advisory Board, Housing Authority, and Construction Trades Board for 3 years (7-0)
• Amended private security services licensing code (7-0)
• Amended cross-connection/backflow prevention regulations (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including DDA tax levy and 2025 budget (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare documents for council actions (7-0)

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a virtual public hearing to consider a retail liquor store license transfer. This decision affects the operation of a retail liquor business at 324 13th St.

• Public hearing for the transfer of a Retail Liquor Store Liquor License for Whiskey Petes Liquor LLC (dba Whiskey Petes Liquor) at 324 13th St.

The Liquor Licensing Authority approved a transfer of ownership for Whiskey Petes Liquor LLC. The hearing officer determined that a transfer was the correct process, despite confusion with state records. The applicant was found to be of good moral character, and the business was permitted to open for business.

• Approved transfer of Whiskey Petes Liquor license
• Granted permission for business to open

Judicial Review Board

The Judicial Review Board will meet in hybrid format on November 25, 2024. The agenda consists of routine procedural items including roll call, vacancy updates, an annual report update, approval of previous meeting minutes, and scheduling. No substantive decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Vacancy updates
• Annual report update
• Approval of October 21, 2024 meeting minutes
• Scheduling of future meetings

The Judicial Review Board met and approved the minutes from the October 21, 2024 meeting. Staff reported a new board application and scheduled interviews for December, with the goal of filling the vacancy by year-end. The board also discussed a draft report, which will be circulated for a two-week review before approval at the December meeting.

• Approved 10-21-24 minutes (3-0)
• Scheduled December interviews for board vacancy
• Tentatively scheduled next meeting for December 25 at 11:00 a.m.

General

The meeting scheduled for November 25, 2024, was canceled due to the Thanksgiving break.

Museum Board

The Museum Advisory Board will meet to review reports from staff and task forces. The board is scheduled to decide on recommendations from the Acquisitions Task Force regarding the deaccession of museum items.

• Approval of Acquisitions Task Force Recommendations for deaccession
• Reports from Experience and Acquisitions Task Forces
• Staff reports on exhibits, collections, historic sites, and education

City Council

The Greeley City Council holds a special work session with a single agenda item: an update on the West Greeley Project. No public comment is taken at work sessions, and no votes or decisions are scheduled.

• West Greeley Project Update

The City Council held a work session to review the proposed West Greeley project, a $1.1 billion development including an arena, youth hockey center, water park, hotel, and convention center. No formal votes were taken; the session was informational, with staff and consultants presenting financing options and infrastructure plans. Construction could begin in summer 2025, pending future approvals.

• No formal decisions made; work session only
• Reviewed $1.1B West Greeley project cost estimate
• Discussed $235M infrastructure funding via General Improvement District
• Discussed $62M water/sewer debt issuance
• Discussed $115M predevelopment line of credit for 2025
• Noted site zoning change needed for project

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will hear updates on several water and wastewater projects, including the Wastewater Treatment Phase II and the LILAC landscaping study. They will also discuss a Cash in Lieu of Raw Water Study dedication. The agenda includes reports from the Director and Legal counsel. No formal votes are scheduled beyond routine approvals.

• Cash in Lieu of Raw Water Study Dedication
• November 2024 Water Supply Update
• Wastewater Treatment Phase II Update
• Local Initiative for Landscaping and Conservation (LILAC) Study
• Legal Report and Director's Report

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board will hear a coordinator update and discuss plans for out‑of‑school time programming, Saturday field trips, and special events. The meeting will also review ongoing programming, facilities, and special events under old business. No decisions are noted; items are for discussion and information.

• Coordinator update
• Out‑of‑school time programming proposals
• Saturday field trips planning
• Special events update
• Review of programming, facilities, and special events under old business

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission will meet on November 19, 2024, to consider possible purchases of indoor artwork by artist David Sheldon of Asheville, NC. The agenda also includes approval of October meeting minutes and an update on Uptown Trees Traffic Cabinets installation. Several project reports and maintenance items will be reviewed, including a peeling mural and security camera theft.

• Discussion of possible purchase of indoor artwork by David Sheldon for the indoor art collection
• Status update on Uptown Trees Traffic Cabinets installation
• Maintenance report: peeling mural at 8th Ave and 10th Street by Eleanore Yates; possible repair, removal, or replacement
• Theft in Tointon Gallery prompting purchase of new security cameras
• Project reports: Paint the Town Farmers Market mobile wrap RFP closed, Redtail Park artist Josh Bales on schedule, Public Art Archive data entry ongoing

The Greeley Art Commission voted to acquire three pieces of art by David Sheldon for the city's indoor collection. Commissioners also received an update on the status of the 'Paint the Town' traffic cabinet art wrap project.

• Approved October 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 'Autumn Dream', 'Green River Study 1', and 'Green River Study 2' (unanimous)

City Council

The Greeley City Council will discuss several resolutions, including an intergovernmental agreement with Weld County and the Greeley‑Weld County Airport Authority, and a change order for Amour Hill drainage improvements. Council members will be appointed as liaisons for the West Greeley project. The meeting also includes the first reading of an ordinance to annex 300.672 acres bounded by Weld County Road 56, State Highway 257, and County Road 54.

• Appointment of council members as liaisons for the West Greeley project (Item 10)
• Resolution authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement with Weld County and the Greeley‑Weld County Airport Authority (Item 11)
• Resolution approving a change order with Tasman‑Geo Inc for Amour Hill Drainage Improvements (Item 16)
• Resolution approving an Intergovernmental Agreement with the U.S. Department of Transportation for the Safe Streets for All grant (Item 18)
• First reading of an ordinance to annex 300.672 acres bounded by Weld County Road 56, State Highway 257, and County Road 54 (Item 21)

The Greeley City Council approved the consent agenda (items 9 and 11-23) and appointed Councilmembers Dale Hall and Brett Payton as liaisons for the West Greeley project. Council also decided to leave council compensation unchanged after discussion. Several proclamations were read, and appointments to boards and commissions were made.

• Approved consent agenda items 9 and 11-23 (7-0)
• Appointed Dale Hall and Brett Payton as West Greeley Project Council Liaisons (7-0)
• Left council compensation at current amount (consensus)
• Appointed Bart Smith to Citizen Transportation Advisory Board (3-year term)
• Appointed Jonathan T Mowery to Greeley Urban Renewal Authority (5-year term)
• Appointed Marshall Clough to Historic Preservation Commission (3-year term)
• Appointed Jesus Alfredo Esparza Hernandez to Housing for All Advisory Board (2-year term)
• Appointed Lilly Martin to Human Relations Commission (3-year term)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board will consider approving minutes from September and October. Staff will present a discussion of the Draft SS4A Vision Zero Action Plan and a resolution in support. The Director will report on the Transportation Master Plan ballot results and next steps.

• Approval of September and October meeting minutes
• Discussion of Draft SS4A Vision Zero Action Plan (VZAP)
• Resolution in support of the VZAP
• TMP ballot results and plans going forward
• Public comment opportunity via email or phone

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved the minutes from September 23 and October 28, 2024, and unanimously passed a motion to express support for the City of Greeley's Vision Zero Action Plan. The board also received updates on multiple transportation projects, including the Merge Project, 16th Street enhancements, and the Spin scooter program, but took no other formal votes.

• Approved minutes from September 23 and October 28, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to express CTAB support for Vision Zero (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on a request for a Certificate of Designation for the Macy-Allnutt Funeral Home at 702 13th Street. The commission will also review and update the Building Permit Fee Refund Program policy and consider a refund application from Warnoco/Boys & Girls Club for 1407 2nd Street. Other agenda items include reports from Historic Greeley Inc., commission members, and staff.

• Certificate of Designation request for Macy-Allnutt Funeral Home, 702 13th Street (GHR2024-0002)
• Review and update of Building Permit Fee Refund Program policy
• Building Permit Fee Refund application by Warnoco/Boys & Girls Club, 1407 2nd Street (HPFI2024-0002)
• Report from Historic Greeley Inc.

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to conduct its first strategic planning session. The body will also introduce two new commissioners and discuss future meeting dates and times.

• Introduction of new Commissioner Laney Jasso
• Introduction of new Commissioner Amber Greene
• HRC strategic planning session I
• Discussion of HRC meeting dates and times

The Human Relations Commission unanimously approved the August 2024 meeting minutes and changed its regular meeting schedule to 5:00 PM on the second Monday of each month. The commission introduced new members Laney Jasso and Amber Greene. Commissioners discussed strategic planning steps, including reviewing a two-year plan from Boulder and rotating attendance at City Council meetings, but noted they cannot organize an MLK celebration due to timeline constraints.

• Approved August 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved change to 5:00 PM second Monday meetings (unanimous)
• Introduced new commissioners Laney Jasso and Amber Greene
• Directed Chair Shepherd to draft strategic plan based on City goals
• Established rotation for commissioner attendance at City Council meetings

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority is meeting to review new liquor license applications and conduct status conferences for existing licenses. The body will hold public hearings for two new applicants and address orders to show cause for other retail stores.

• Public hearing for new Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License: Smokin Dave’s BBQ & Brew at 819 9th St.
• Public hearing for new Retail Fermented Malt Beverage and Wine Liquor License: Walmart Fuel Station #5051 at 4505 10th St.
• Status conference for license renewal: Whiskey Pete’s Liquor at 324 13th St.
• Order to Show Cause: Gorilla Liquor at 324 13th St.
• Order to Show Cause: Greeley Liquor Warehouse at 1020 28th Ave Unit 107 A & 107 B

The Liquor Licensing Authority scheduled a December 2 hearing to consider transferring the liquor license from Gorilla Liquor to Whiskey Pete's Liquor, with the city attorney's office recommending the transfer. The authority also granted conditional approval for a new liquor license for Walmart Fuel Station #5051, pending inspections and city approvals. A show cause matter for Greeley Liquor Warehouse was reset to December 13, and a new license application for Smokin Dave's BBQ & Brew was continued to that date.

• Set December 2 hearing for transfer of liquor license from Gorilla Liquor to Whiskey Pete's Liquor
• Granted conditional approval of Walmart Fuel Station #5051 liquor license, pending inspections and city approvals
• Reset show cause for J&G Stores LLC (Greeley Liquor Warehouse) to December 13
• Continued Smokin Dave's BBQ & Brew license application to December 13
• Approved minutes of October 18 and November 1, 2024

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The E-470 Public Highway Authority Board will consider consent items including contract approvals and meeting minutes, then take action on a transponder vendor selection, several contract amendments, and a resolution updating executive director delegations. The board will also enter executive session to discuss leasing or selling mineral rights to Crestone Peak Resources and to receive legal advice on Adams County's request for additional trail funding. Engineering will present items on the mineral rights lease/sale and the Adams County Trail IGA.

• Transponder IFB and vendor selection – approval
• Resolution updating Executive Director delegations – action
• Executive Session: sale/lease of Authority mineral rights to Crestone Peak Resources Watkins Holding, LLC
• Executive Session: legal advice on Adams County’s request for additional funding for the E-470 Trail as part of Riverdale Bluffs Open Space Project
• Consent calendar includes Bishop Brogden Contract, South Adams County Water & Sanitation District Inclusion Agreement, CSP Communications Agreement, and Colorado Water Well Contract approvals

Golf Course Advisory Board

The Golf Advisory Board will discuss and vote on setting fees and passes for 2025, and approve the name of the Boomerang short course. Public input is accepted via email before the meeting. The board will also approve minutes from May and set the next meeting for January 9, 2025.

• Approval of Boomerang short course name
• Fee and pass schedule for 2025
• Approval of May minutes
• Public input on non-agenda items

The Golf Advisory Board approved naming the new short course at Boomerang the "Mike Lee Nine." Members also reviewed 2025 golf fees and received updates on course revenue, construction projects, and winter operations.

• Approved May 9 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved naming the new short course the Mike Lee Nine (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board will determine quorum and approve the October 2024 minutes. It will hear a presentation from the City Attorney’s Office and a report from the Ticket Donation Sub‑Committee as new business. The board will also discuss follow‑up on lettering relocation and semester updates, and receive reports on the UCCC Backstage Stars and the Branding Awareness Task Force.

• Presentation from City Attorney’s Office
• Ticket Donation Sub‑Committee Report
• Follow‑up on lettering relocation
• Semester Updates
• UCCC Backstage Stars Report

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board approved the Ticket Donation Sub Committee's recommendations to donate tickets to The Baby Foundation, Saint Patrik, and Mountain View Skating Club. The board denied a request from Beautiful Chaos because it is a for-profit organization and directed the Greeley Air National Guard to the Stampede Troupe. The board also unanimously approved the October 2024 meeting minutes.

• Approved ticket donations to The Baby Foundation, Saint Patrik, and Mountain View Skating Club (unanimous)
• Denied ticket donation to Beautiful Chaos (for-profit)
• Directed Greeley Air National Guard to Stampede Troupe for rental ticket request
• Approved October 2024 minutes (unanimous)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will meet to review the 2025 budget and receive overviews from the City Attorney and Municipal Court. The meeting will also include public input and new business.

• Review of 2025 Budget
• City Attorney Overview 2024
• Municipal Court Overview 2024
• Public Input session
• New Business discussion

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee reviewed the 2025 budget, noting the City Council unanimously approved it with amendments on October 15th. The committee also accepted Josee Giberson's resignation and approved the October 9th meeting minutes. No new business or public input was presented.

• Accepted Josee Giberson's resignation (unopposed)
• Approved October 9th meeting minutes
• Noted Council unanimously approved 2025 budget with amendments

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review a request to rezone 42.53 acres for a Planned Unit Development and a request to continue a public hearing for a subdivision. These items are listed on the expedited agenda.

• Request to rezone 42.53 acres at 71st Avenue and 10th Street/Highway 34 Business to PUD (Case PUD2024-0002)
• Continuance request to subdivide 69.74+ acres west of 71st Avenue and 16th Street into 57 lots, 6 outlots and 3 tracts (Case SUB2024-0008)

City Council

This is a work session with no public input. The council will receive the 2024 Triennial Review for several advisory boards, an Office of Emergency Management update, and a West Greeley Project update. No votes are expected; items are for discussion only.

• 2024 Triennial Review for Greeley Art Commission, Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board, Greeley-Weld Housing Authority, and Construction Trades Advisory and Appeals Board
• Office of Emergency Management Review and Update
• West Greeley Project Update

The Greeley City Council held a work session and gave consensus to reauthorize four boards for three years each: the Greeley Art Commission, Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board, Greeley-Weld Housing Authority, and Construction Trades Advisory and Appeals Board. They also received updates on the Office of Emergency Management and the West Greeley project, but no formal votes were taken.

• Reauthorized Greeley Art Commission for three years (consensus)
• Reauthorized Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board for three years (consensus)
• Reauthorized Greeley-Weld Housing Authority for three years (consensus)
• Reauthorized Construction Trades Advisory and Appeals Board for three years (consensus)

City Council

This is a regular working meeting of the Mayor's Taskforce on Homelessness. The agenda consists of subcommittee updates (including a shelter feasibility study), a presentation from Weld County Department of Human Services, data updates from various agencies, and discussion of a taskforce survey. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Executive Committee update on Shelter Feasibility Study
• Weld County DHS Programs presentation by Julie Witkowski
• Data updates from other agencies and from Jenn Barnett
• Discussion of Mayor's Taskforce Survey
• Goal update and closing statement by Juliana Kitten

City Council

The Greeley City Council meeting scheduled for November 5, 2024 at 6:00 PM contains no agenda items. The agenda consists only of procedural information and contact details for accessibility requests.

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Greeley Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will convene to review committee reports, discuss the Lincoln Park Project, and address old and new business. The meeting will be held at the Greeley Recreation Center Room 101C.

• Approval of minutes and agenda
• Lincoln Park Project Update
• Board Member Committee Reports: Art Commission
• Public Input session
• Next meeting tentatively set for December 6, 2024

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a public hearing to consider a transfer of ownership for Liquor Tyme, a retail liquor store at 108 8th Ave. The hearing is a continuation from a previous session on October 18th.

• Public hearing for Liquor Tyme ownership transfer at 108 8th Ave
• Next hearing scheduled for November 15, 2024 at 1 p.m.
• Hearing will be conducted via Zoom Webinar

The Liquor Licensing Authority approved the transfer of ownership of the retail liquor store license for Liquor Tyme, located at 108 8th Ave, from the previous owner to Manreet Kaur. The hearing officer found the applicant of good moral character and directed the City Clerk's Office to sign and forward the license to the state. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved transfer of retail liquor store license for Liquor Tyme (108 8th Ave) to Manreet Kaur

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to review and approve the eligibility list for Police Officers. This list was established according to the approved process under City code.

• Approval of Police Officer Eligibility List

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Greeley Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee will meet to approve previous minutes, review staff reports on the Capital Improvement Program and transportation services, and discuss scheduling for November and December.

• Approval of September meeting minutes
• CIP Update – Written Report
• Transportation – Update on Spin and ZTrip
• Engineering – SSA Vision Zero Action Plan
• Discuss meetings in November and December

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board received updates on capital improvement projects, the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) action plan, shared micro-mobility services, and transit programs. The board voted unanimously to combine their November and December meetings into a single joint meeting.

• Approved combining November and December meetings into a joint meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council work session will provide updates on the Culture, Parks, and Recreation Master Plan, the status of natural area property, and the 2025‑2027 Strategic Plan. The council will also discuss scheduling of future meetings and other events. No formal decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Culture, Parks, and Recreation Master Plan Update
• Natural Area Property Status Update
• 2025‑2027 Strategic Plan Update
• Scheduling of Meetings, Other Events

The Greeley City Council held a work session with no formal votes or decisions. They received updates on the Culture, Parks, and Recreation Master Plan, the Arroyos del Sol natural area property, and the 2025-2027 Strategic Plan. No action was taken on any item.

• No formal decisions made; all items were informational presentations

Judicial Review Board

The Judicial Review Board will meet to welcome a new appointee and receive an annual report update. The board will also review and approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Welcome of new appointee
• Annual report update
• Approval of July 26, August 23, and September 30 minutes

The Greeley Judicial Review Board met on October 21, 2024, and approved the minutes from its July 25 and August 23 meetings by a 3-0 vote. The board also welcomed new member Erika Wall and discussed the timeline for submitting courtroom observations to the judge for his self-evaluation. The next meeting was tentatively scheduled for November 18 at 3:00 p.m., pending completion of the report.

• Approved minutes from 7-25-24 and 8-23-24 (3-0)
• Welcomed new board member Erika Wall
• Tentatively scheduled next meeting for November 18 at 3:00 p.m.

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a remote meeting to consider a public hearing for a liquor store ownership transfer and a status conference for a license renewal. The meeting will also address an order to show cause for another license.

• Public hearing for Liquor Tyme 95 Incorporated to transfer ownership of a retail liquor license at 108 8th Ave
• Status conference for Whiskey Pete’s Liquor LLC to renew a retail liquor license at 324 13th St
• Order to show cause for Gorilla Liquor and Vape Inc. regarding a retail liquor license at 324 13th St
• Approval of September 20, 2024, meeting minutes
• Next meeting scheduled for November 15, 2024, at 1 p.m.

The Liquor Licensing Authority continued the transfer of Liquor Tyme's retail liquor license to November 1, pending receipt of two wholesaler affidavits. The renewal for Whiskey Pete's Liquor was set over to November 15, and a show cause order for Gorilla Liquor was also continued. The September 20 minutes were approved with corrections. No new business was discussed.

• Continued Liquor Tyme transfer hearing to Nov. 1 pending affidavits
• Set over Whiskey Pete's renewal to Nov. 15 hearing
• Continued Gorilla Liquor show cause to Nov. 15 hearing
• Approved Sept. 20 minutes with corrections

Water & Sewer Board

The Greeley Water & Sewer Board will consider several property and program actions, including the purchase and sale agreement for Neff Lake, a surface‑use rider to a State Land Board lease, and a real‑property acquisition from the Greeley Urban Renewal Authority. The board will also review the Backflow Cross Connection Program Ordinance and provide an update on the Multi‑Family Sewer PIF. These items will be voted on after routine approvals of minutes, agenda, and new employee acknowledgments.

• Approval of Neff Lake Purchase and Sale Agreement
• Approval of Surface Use Rider to State Land Board Lease
• Approval of Real Property Acquisition from Greeley Urban Renewal Authority
• Review and recommendation of Backflow Cross Connection Program Ordinance to Council
• Multi‑Family Sewer PIF (Public Improvement Facility) update

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board will convene to approve previous meeting minutes and discuss updates on out-of-school time programming, field trips, and facility maintenance. The meeting will also set the agenda for the next session.

• Approval of September 18, 2024 minutes
• Coordinator update
• Out of school time programming discussion
• Saturday field trips discussion
• Facilities and special events review

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission is meeting to discuss the 2025 Arts Picnic Booth Task Force and review project reports. The body is also seeking applicants to fill two open seats on the commission. No formal votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Call for applications for two open commission seats
• Farmers Market mobile wrap RFP posted for Paint the Town project
• Status updates on Redtail Park and Public Art Archive data migration
• Graffiti removal and pending resealing estimate for 'Spectrum' murals
• New call to artists for Tointon Gallery exhibits

The Greeley Art Commission unanimously approved a letter of gratitude to Parks, Natural Area and Trails Specialists. Members also approved the September minutes, reinstated Eddie Mirick, and discussed upcoming projects including the Arts Picnic booth and Redtail Park sculpture.

• Approved September 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Endorsed letter of gratitude to Parks, Natural Area and Trails Specialists (unanimous)
• Reinstated Eddie Mirick to the Art Commission

City Council

The Greeley City Council will vote on several ordinances, including the adoption of the FY 2025 budget, updates to procurement rules, and a new classification and salary plan for 2025. The council will also consider resolutions supporting upcoming ballot issues and grant agreements, and will approve service‑plan amendments for two special districts.

• Public hearing and second reading of an ordinance adopting the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget (item 20)
• Public hearing and second reading of an ordinance amending Title 2, Chapter 4 and Title 6, Chapter 6 of the Municipal Code (procurement thresholds) (item 21)
• Public hearing and second reading of an ordinance adopting the Classification and Salary Plan for 2025 (item 22)
• Public hearing and resolution approving the 2025‑2029 Consolidated Plan and Citizen Participation Plan for the Community Development Block Grant (item 23)
• Public hearing and resolution approving the Poudre Heights Metropolitan Districts Nos. 1‑5 Service Plan amendment (item 24)

The Greeley City Council approved the FY2025 budget, a $5.5M final appropriation for 2024, and several related ordinances and resolutions, all by 7-0 votes. It also approved two metro district service plan amendments (6-1 each) and made appointments to boards and commissions. The meeting included a public hearing on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan, which was also approved.

• Adopted FY2025 Budget ordinance (7-0)
• Adopted $5.5M 2024 appropriation ordinance (7-0)
• Approved 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and CDBG budget resolution (7-0)
• Approved Poudre Heights Metro Districts Nos. 1-5 service plan amendment (6-1)
• Approved Cache Development Metro Districts Nos. 1-8 service plan amendment (6-1)
• Approved consent agenda including ballot issue support resolutions (7-0)
• Approved appointments to boards and commissions
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare documents for council actions (7-0)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to conduct a strategic planning session. The body will also introduce a new commissioner and discuss future meeting dates and times.

• Introduction of new Commissioner Laney Jasso
• HRC strategic planning session
• Discussion of HRC meeting dates and times
• Approval of August 2024 minutes

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct a workshop to review the 2025 operating and capital budgets. The meeting includes department budget presentations and several contract and lease approvals.

• 2025 Operating and Capital Budget Workshop
• Crestone Mineral Rights Lease Approval
• 64th Avenue Interchange Maintenance IGA Approval
• Applegreen Lease Amendment Approval
• Buckley Metro District Inclusion Agreement Approval

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board is meeting to review reports from the Ticket Donation and Branding Awareness committees. The board will discuss UCCC signage and the Midwood contract.

• Midwood Contract
• UCCC sign discussion
• Ticket Donation Sub-Committee Report
• Branding Awareness Task Force Report
• UCCC Backstage Stars report

The board approved extending the Midwood contract by 18 months, approved ticket donations to The Arc of Northeast Colorado, and passed a motion to request a formal quote for relocating the UCCC sign. It also approved a letter asking C&E to gather community feedback for rebranding.

• Extended Midwood contract 18 months (unanimous)
• Approved ticket donation to The Arc of Northeast Colorado (unanimous)
• Approved letter to C&E for rebranding feedback (unanimous)
• Requested formal quote for sign relocation (unanimous)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will review the 2025 City Manager’s Recommended Budget and discuss the Food Tax Annual Report. The meeting will also include the approval of previous meeting minutes and public input.

• Review of 2025 City Manager’s Recommended Budget
• Food Tax Annual Report Review
• Approval of August 14th and September 11th Meeting Minutes
• Public Input session
• New Business discussion

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee approved a memo to send to City Council regarding the 2025 budget, with seven yea votes and one nay. The committee also approved the August minutes and discussed the Food Tax renewal, budget amendments, and homelessness funding. No other formal decisions were made.

• Approved August 14, 2024 minutes (motion passed)
• Adopted memo on 2025 budget to send to Council (7-1)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a request by LAI Design Group to annex and establish zoning for 300.672 acres of land. The area is bounded by Weld County Road 56, State Highway 257, and County Road 54.

• Public hearing for annexation of 300.672 acres (Case ANX2023-0001, L&T Annexation)
• Public hearing for zoning establishment of 300.672 acres (Case ZON2023-0002, L&T Zoning)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss an organizational assessment of the Greeley Police Department and an update on the Mobility Development Plan. The body will also discuss proposed updates to Council policies, protocol, and rules of decorum.

• Greeley Police Department Organizational Assessment Overview
• Mobility Development Plan Update
• Proposed updates to City Council Policies and Protocol and Rules of Decorum

The Greeley City Council held a work session with no formal votes or decisions. They received informational presentations on a Greeley Police Department organizational assessment (60 recommendations, 36 high priority) and the Mobility Development Plan, including potential scooter and mobility hub features. Council directed the City Clerk to meet with the Mayor and return with suggested rules of decorum for future meetings.

• Directed City Clerk to meet with Mayor and return with suggested rules of decorum (consensus)

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The board will meet to review committee reports and the Island Grove Report. Members will also discuss a date for a work session retreat.

• Date for work session retreat
• Island Grove Report

Stormwater Board

The Stormwater Board will meet to discuss budget and expenses. The agenda includes updates on asset management and the prioritization of stormwater projects and basin studies.

• Budget and expenses update
• Stormwater project prioritization and basin studies
• Asset management update

The Greeley Stormwater Board voted to cancel its December 2024 meeting and approved the August 7, 2024 minutes. Staff provided updates on finances, project prioritization, and asset management, noting that about 70% of asset data is missing, inaccurate, or incomplete. No other formal decisions were made.

• Cancelled December 2024 Stormwater Board meeting
• Approved August 7, 2024 minutes

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission will meet to review and approve the eligibility list for Police Sergeants. The list was established according to the approved City code process.

• Approval of Police Sergeant Eligibility List

The Greeley Civil Service Commission met virtually on October 2, 2024, with two members present (Kristi Ogren and Stephanie Welle) and one absent (Juan Cruz). The commission approved the agenda, the minutes from the September 26 and 27 meetings, and the Police Sergeant Eligibility List, all by unanimous votes. No other business was discussed, and the meeting adjourned at 5:09 pm.

• Approved the agenda (2-0)
• Approved the minutes from 09/26/2024 and 09/27/2024 (2-0)
• Approved the Police Sergeant Eligibility List (2-0)

City Council

The Greeley City Council will consider a range of items including routine consent agenda approvals, change orders, and several public hearings. Council members will vote on the 2025 budget ordinance and on a rezoning request for 8.51 acres. They will also address the formation of eight new metropolitan districts and an annexation of nearly 299 acres.

• Resolution approving a change order with Mountain Constructors
• Resolution approving a change order with Wright Express Financial Services (WEX)
• Resolution finding substantial compliance for the L&T LLC Annexation of 298.988 acres
• Public hearing and first reading of an ordinance adopting the 2025 budget
• Public hearing and second reading of an ordinance rezoning 8.51 acres from H-A to R-L

The Greeley City Council approved the 2025 budget ordinance, including an amendment to move $295,000 from the Budget Stabilization Fund to the United Way housing shelter. The amendment passed 4-3, and the amended ordinance was introduced with a public hearing set for October 15. The council also approved the Union Colony West Metropolitan Districts service plan (5-1) and a rezoning for Mountain Vista (6-0).

• Approved 2025 budget ordinance with $295,000 shelter amendment (4-3)
• Introduced amended budget ordinance, public hearing set for Oct 15 (7-0)
• Adopted Union Colony West Metropolitan Districts Nos. 1-8 service plan (5-1)
• Approved Mountain Vista rezone from H-A to R-L (6-0)
• Established Local Improvement District No. 346590 for Westgate Non-Potable Pump Station (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 9-15 and 17-18 (7-0)
• Approved item 16, budget appropriation for 2024 (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare documents for council actions (7-0)

Judicial Review Board

The Judicial Review Board will meet to review board vacancies and courtroom observation updates. The board will also discuss survey and statistic results.

• Updates on board vacancies
• Courtroom observation updates
• Survey and statistic results
• Approval of July 26 and August 23 minutes

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission approved extending the Police Commander Eligibility List for six months. The agenda was also approved. No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved meeting agenda (2-0)
• Approved 6-month extension of Police Commander Eligibility List (2-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Greeley Civil Service Commission approved the Fire Lieutenant Eligibility List and the Police Officer Eligibility List, which was added to the agenda during the meeting. Both votes were unanimous (2-0) with two members present. No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved agenda (2-0)
• Approved last meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved Fire Lieutenant Eligibility List (2-0)
• Approved addition of Police Officer Eligibility List to agenda (2-0)
• Approved Police Officer Eligibility List (2-0)

Planning Commission

The Greeley Planning Commission will meet to approve the August 27, 2024 minutes and hold a public hearing on a preliminary subdivision request for 13.8 acres of land.

• Approval of August 27, 2024 Planning Commission minutes
• Public hearing for preliminary subdivision of 13.8 acres (Lake Bluff Filing No. 3)

City Council

The City Council Work Session scheduled for Tuesday, September 24, 2024, has been cancelled.

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The board will receive staff reports on the Capital Improvement Program, mobility, and the engineering website. The meeting includes a Director's report regarding a letter of support for MMOF and PRRI special projects.

• CIP Update written report
• Transportation Mobility Update
• Engineering website update
• TMP letter of support for MMOF
• PRRI special projects

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved a letter of support for a $300,000 grant application to plan Bus Rapid Transit along 10th Street. The board also approved the August 26, 2024 minutes. Staff reported on multiple ongoing projects, including the MERGE project, 16th Street enhancements, and the Poudre River Restoration Initiative. No other formal decisions were made.

• Approved letter of support for 10th Street BRT planning grant (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from August 26, 2024 (unanimous)

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority is holding a virtual meeting to review two liquor license applications. The body will also consider the 2025 hearing schedule.

• Transfer of ownership for Hotel & Restaurant license: Girl Grub Inc. dba Doug’s Diner (801 9th St.)
• Renewal of Liquor Store license: Whiskey Pete’s Liquor LLC dba Whiskey Pete’s Liquor (324 13th St.)
• Approval of 2025 LLA Hearing Schedule

The Authority approved a transfer of ownership for Doug’s Diner. Regarding Whiskey Pete’s Liquor, the Authority ordered the owner to cease alcohol sales pending a show cause hearing for the current license holder, Gorilla Liquor, scheduled for October 18.

• Approved transfer of ownership for Doug’s Diner
• Ordered Whiskey Pete’s Liquor to cease alcohol sales
• Continued Whiskey Pete’s Liquor matter to October 18
• Approved August 23, 2024 meeting minutes
• Approved 2025 LLA hearing schedule

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will hold its regular in-person meeting to review minutes, welcome new employees, and hear updates on infrastructure projects, a toilet replacement program, and a proposed backflow ordinance. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Direct Toilet Install Program – Flush and Flow
• Transmission and Distribution Project Update
• Backflow Cross Connection Control Program Ordinance Discussion
• Water Court Update
• Director’s Report

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board will meet to consider the appointment of a new supervisor and begin a search for a new coordinator. The board will also review ongoing programming, facility matters, and upcoming special events. The meeting includes approval of the August 21 minutes and sets agenda items for the next meeting.

• Discuss appointment of new supervisor
• Begin search for new coordinator
• Review programming initiatives
• Discuss facility issues
• Plan upcoming special events

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board meeting was mostly procedural, with the only formal action being approval of the previous meeting's minutes. The board discussed updates on programs, including boxing and after-school programs, and upcoming events like the Boxing Smoker and Trunk or Treat, but no substantive decisions were made.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (motion by Julie Jensen, seconded by Darren Dunn)

Greeley Art Commission

The commission is meeting to follow up on and generate ideas for the 2025 Arts Picnic Booth. The agenda also includes status reports on several public art projects and maintenance updates for existing murals.

• Discussion of ideas for the 2025 Arts Picnic Booth
• Report on completion of the Wonder Wall Mural
• Report on 10 contracted artists for Paint the Town
• Update on graffiti removal from the Armando mural and 'Spectrum' murals
• Report on the 12th St Outfall project completion

The Greeley Art Commission approved the purchase of a Farmers Market trailer wrap and formed a task force to plan the 2025 Arts Picnic. The July 2024 minutes were also approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved purchase of Farmers Market trailer wrap (unanimous)
• Formed task force for 2025 Arts Picnic planning
• Approved July 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss the City Manager's Fiscal Year 2025 Recommended Budget and hold public hearings on lead pipe prohibitions and well construction. The body is also deciding on two separate residential rezoning requests and FAA grant agreements for the airport.

• Public hearing on ordinance prohibiting lead pipes
• Public hearing on ordinance regarding Domestic and Agricultural Wells
• Proposed rezoning of 16.192 acres (H-P Tract 3A) from Industrial Light to Residential High
• Proposed rezoning of 8.51 acres (Mountain Vista Rezone) from Holding Agriculture to Residential Low Density
• FAA Airport Improvement and Infrastructure Grant Agreements for Greeley-Weld County Airport Authority

The Greeley City Council approved a rezone of the former Hewlett Packard property (Tract 3A) from industrial light to residential high density, despite public opposition over traffic concerns. The council also passed ordinances prohibiting lead pipes and restricting new domestic and agricultural wells, and approved several board appointments. The meeting included a budget work session and a proclamation for Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month.

• Approved HP Tract 3A rezone from I-L to R-H (6-0)
• Approved ordinance prohibiting lead pipes (5-1, Payton nay)
• Approved ordinance restricting domestic and agricultural wells (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 9 and 11-13 (6-0)
• Appointed members to Youth Commission, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, Human Relations Commission, Museum Board, and Citizen Budget Advisory Committee
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare documents for council actions (6-0)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to conduct its first strategic planning session. The body will also review and approve the minutes from August 2024.

• HRC strategic planning session I
• Approval of August 2024 minutes

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The E-470 Public Highway Authority canceled its regular meeting scheduled for September 12, 2024, at 9:00 A.M. at the E-470 Board Conference Room in Aurora.

City Council

The Mayor’s Taskforce on Homelessness met at the Greeley Family Funplex to hear updates on homelessness initiatives. Presentations included rapid rehousing, a shelter feasibility study, data introductions, a mapping project, and an update from the StarRise program. The meeting concluded with a closing statement.

• Rapid Rehousing Presentation – Staci Moffatt
• Shelter Feasibility Study Update – Mandy Shreve
• Data Introduction – Juliana Kitten
• Mapping Project – MJ Jorgensen
• StarRise Update – Jodi Hartmann

The Mayor's Taskforce on Homelessness met and identified a 365-day, 24/7 shelter as a priority. The city has narrowed potential shelter sites to 3-4 and will conduct detailed analysis next. No formal votes or binding decisions were made; the meeting was informational and planning-focused.

• Identified 365-day, 24/7 shelter as priority
• Narrowed potential shelter sites to 3-4 for detailed analysis
• Added Executive, Data, and Service Provider subcommittees

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board will meet to discuss a triennial review and receive reports from the Ticket Donation and Branding Awareness groups. The board will also review updates for the fall semester.

• UCCC Advisory Board Triennial Review
• Ticket Donation Sub-Committee Report
• Branding Awareness Task Force Report
• Ticket donation request from Northern Colorado Wrestling Club for 2 tickets
• Fall Semester Updates

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board approved the UCCC Triennial Review for submission to city council, approved two ticket donations, and directed staff to get a cost estimate for moving the UCCC sign. The board also discussed upcoming events and seat upgrades.

• Approved June minutes (unanimous)
• Approved ticket donations: 2 tickets to R.E.S.P.E.C.T. for Mountain State Children's Home, 2 tickets to Post Modern Jukebox for Northern Colorado Wrestling Club (unanimous)
• Approved UCCC Triennial Review for council presentation Oct 1 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to request cost/feasibility for moving UCCC sign over box office (unanimous)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will review and approve the minutes from the August 14th meeting. The committee will hear an overview from the Police Department and review the 2024 Capital Improvement Plan. A brief workshop will focus on the committee's recommendation for the 2025 city budget. The meeting will also include a certificate of appreciation for Jamie Wood and a public input period.

• Approval of August 14th meeting minutes
• Police Department overview
• Review of 2024 Capital Improvement Plan
• Discussion of 2025 Budget CBAC recommendation and workshop
• Certificate of Appreciation for Jamie Wood

The minutes for the Greeley Citizen Budget Advisory Committee meeting on September 11, 2024, contain no substantive decisions. The text is largely procedural or unreadable, with no motions, approvals, or discussions recorded. The committee did not take any formal action.

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a work session to review the Fiscal Year 2025 Recommended Budget and discuss the potential purchase, acquisition, or lease of property for city services. This session is a work session and does not include public input.

• Review of Fiscal Year 2025 Recommended Budget
• Discussion on potential property purchase, acquisition, or lease for city services
• Reports from Mayor and Councilmembers
• Development Impact Fee Review
• Scheduling of meetings and other events

The Greeley City Council held a work session on September 10, 2024, to review development impact fees and the City Manager's Fiscal Year 2025 Recommended Budget. No formal decisions were made; the council reached consensus to have staff return with poll results before moving forward with a new impact fee study. The budget discussion was the first of four scheduled meetings, with no votes taken. The council unanimously approved a motion to enter executive session to discuss property acquisition.

• Consensus to have staff return with poll results before moving forward with development impact fee study
• Approved motion to enter executive session to discuss property purchase, acquisition, or lease (7-0)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Greeley Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will meet on September 6, 2024 for routine business. The agenda includes public input, committee and staff reports, and a new‑business item to tour the locker room facilities. No specific decisions or contracts are listed in the agenda.

• Locker Room Tour (New Business)
• Public Input
• Board Member Committee Reports: Art Commission
• Staff Reports

City Council

The Greeley City Council will consider several routine and policy items, including approval of past meeting minutes and the cancellation of a scheduled work session. Council members will hear an introduction of a Local Improvement District for the Westgate Non-Potable Pump Station and a first reading of an ordinance to rezone about 16.192 acres of H‑P Tract 3A from Industrial Light to Residential High. Public hearings will be held on a new Housing for All Advisory Board ordinance and a water and sewer service amendment.

• Approve consent agenda items for July 16, August 6, and July 30 meetings (Item 9)
• Cancel the September 24, 2024 work session (Item 10)
• Introduce ordinance to establish Local Improvement District No. 346590 for Westgate Non-Potable Pump Station (Item 11)
• Rezone approximately 16.192 acres of H‑P Tract 3A from I‑L to R‑H zoning (Item 12)
• Public hearing on ordinance to create the Housing for All Advisory Board (Item 15)

The Greeley City Council approved the creation of a new Housing for All Advisory Board to oversee CDBG and HOME funding, and approved amendments to water and sewer service codes regarding raw water dedication. Both measures passed 7-0. The council also approved consent agenda items, including the introduction of a rezoning ordinance for a residential high-density tract.

• Approved creation of Housing for All Advisory Board (7-0)
• Approved water and sewer service code amendments (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 9-11 (7-0)
• Introduced and approved first reading of rezoning for H-P Tract 3A (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare resolutions and agreements (7-0)

City Council

The Greeley City Council meeting will address transportation initiatives, including investments in the Highway 34 interchange and the Graff Dealership project. Council members will also discuss sidewalk improvements on Bella Romero and matters related to the airport. Additional topics include the Housing Authority, homelessness, and shelter and housing programs.

• HWY 34 & CR17 investment into interchange
• HWY 34 & Graff Dealership construction plans
• Bella Romero sidewalks
• Airport discussion
• Housing Authority and homelessness matters

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for the Mountain Vista project. The body will consider changing the zoning of 8.51 acres from Holding Agriculture to Residential Low Density.

• Public hearing for Case ZON2024-0003 (Mountain Vista Rezone) to rezone 8.51 acres north of 19th Street Road and east of 82nd Avenue

City Council

The Greeley City Council work session will discuss the 2024 City of Greeley Community Survey, the Poudre River Restoration Initiative Master Plan, and stormwater project prioritization and basin studies. No public comment is allowed at this work session; decisions, if any, will be recorded in the meeting minutes.

• Review of 2024 City of Greeley Community Survey results
• Discussion of the Poudre River Restoration Initiative Master Plan
• Consideration of stormwater project prioritization and basin studies

The Greeley City Council held a work session with no formal votes or decisions. They received presentations on the 2024 Community Survey, the Poudre River Restoration Initiative Master Plan, and Stormwater Project Prioritization and Basin Studies. Councilmembers asked questions and discussed the items but took no action.

• No formal actions or votes taken during the work session

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to approve the Police Cadet eligibility list. This list was established according to the approved process under the City code.

• Approval of Police Cadet Eligibility List

The Greeley Civil Service Commission met virtually and approved the agenda, the previous meeting's minutes, and the Police Cadet Eligibility List. The list was established following the approved process in accordance with applicable City code. No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved meeting agenda (2-0)
• Approved last meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved Police Cadet Eligibility List (2-0)

Judicial Review Board

The Judicial Review Board will meet to discuss board vacancies, courtroom observation updates, and survey results. The body will also review statistics and schedule future meetings.

• Updates on board vacancies
• Courtroom observation updates
• Survey updates
• Review of statistics

The Greeley Judicial Review Board met on August 26, 2024, but lacked a quorum, so approval of the July 25 minutes was postponed to the September meeting. Members received updates on board vacancies, courtroom observations, and survey progress. No substantive decisions were made.

• Deferred approval of 7-25-24 minutes to September meeting (no quorum)
• Scheduled next meeting for September 30 at 3:30 p.m. in City Hall Conference Room 2102

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The board will discuss school-related transportation impacts and mitigation planning. Members will also review the Transit Program of Projects and a presentation on the Evans CIP.

• School Related Transportation Impacts & Mitigation Planning
• Transit Program of Projects (POP)
• Evans CIP Presentation
• Preview of new Keep Greeley Moving (KGM) Experience website
• CIP Update written report

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved the July 22, 2024 minutes unanimously. Staff reported on a $20.5 million MERGE grant, 16th Street utility work, and various road projects. The board also heard a presentation from Evans City Manager on street improvements and discussed a new safety action plan.

• Approved July 22, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Received update on $20.5M MERGE grant agreement with FHWA
• Noted 16th Street underground utility work to be bid in August 2024
• Heard Evans plans for 37th Street expansion phases and 2025 project recommendations
• Discussed new Keep Greeley Moving website and safety action plan

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will meet to discuss a request for a Certificate of Approval. The primary item involves the installation of a perimeter fence at the Meeker Home Museum.

• Certificate of Approval request for perimeter fence at Meeker Home Museum (1324 9th Avenue)

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority is holding a virtual meeting to consider several liquor license matters. The body will review a new license application, a transfer of ownership, and an order to show cause.

• Order to Show Cause: Park Concessionaires LLC dba Park Concessionaires at Island Grove (1229 D Street)
• New Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License Application: Greeley Bincho LLC dba Bowl Izakaya (1130 8th Avenue)
• Transfer of Ownership for Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License: Girl Grub Inc. dba Doug’s Diner (801 9th St.)

The Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new Hotel & Restaurant liquor license for Greeley Bincho LLC dba Bowl Izakaya at 1130 8th Avenue, pending fire inspection and Certificate of Occupancy. The show cause hearing for Park Concessionaires LLC was continued to September 20, 2024, as was the transfer of ownership for Doug's Diner. Minutes from July 22 and August 2, 2024 were approved with amendments.

• Approved new Hotel & Restaurant liquor license for Greeley Bincho LLC dba Bowl Izakaya, pending fire inspection and Certificate of Occupancy
• Continued show cause hearing for Park Concessionaires LLC to September 20, 2024
• Continued transfer of ownership for Girl Grub Inc. dba Doug's Diner to September 20, 2024; temporary license remains in effect
• Approved minutes of July 22 and August 2, 2024 with amendments

Water & Sewer Board

The Water & Sewer Board will meet to review operational updates and administrative reports. The session includes updates on the Meter Replacement Project and backflow prevention compliance.

• Update on Meter Replacement Project
• Update on Backflow Prevention and Cross Connection Compliance
• Legal Report
• Director's Report

The Greeley Water & Sewer Board met on August 21, 2024, and approved the 2025 budget, which includes utility rate adjustments. The board also discussed and approved several infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and sewer line improvements. All decisions were made as part of the regular board meeting proceedings.

• Approved 2025 Water & Sewer budget with utility rate adjustments
• Approved water main replacement projects
• Approved sewer line improvement projects
• Discussed infrastructure maintenance plans

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The board is meeting to review a feasibility study by Anna Gimmestad and receive an update from the Trust for Public Land. The group will also discuss ongoing programming, facilities, and special events.

• Anna Gimmestad feasibility study
• Trust for Public Land update
• Programming, facilities, and special events discussion

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission meeting scheduled for August 20, 2024, was cancelled. No official business was conducted. Public comments could still be submitted via email or phone.

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a regular meeting to introduce and read first readings of ordinances creating a Housing for All Advisory Board and banning lead pipes. They will also hold second readings and public hearings on multiple ordinances, including one to authorize a $65 million debt for transportation improvements and another to extend the sales tax on food. The council will discuss a settlement agreement amendment and consider appointments to several boards and commissions.

• Introduction and first reading ordinance creating the Housing for All Advisory Board
• Introduction and first reading ordinance amending Title 20, Chapter 3 to prohibit lead pipes
• Public hearing and second reading ordinance authorizing $65M debt for transportation improvements
• Public hearing and second reading ordinance extending sales tax on food
• Public hearing and second reading ordinance amending municipal code for Museums

The Greeley City Council approved placing two measures on the November 5, 2024 ballot: one to extend the existing food sales tax permanently and another to authorize $65 million in debt for transportation improvements, including new interchanges on Highway 34 at 35th and 47th Avenues. The council also approved a $20.9M loan for lead service line replacement, adopted several ordinances, and made appointments to boards and commissions.

• Approved placing food tax extension on Nov. 5 ballot (7-0)
• Approved placing $65M transportation debt question on Nov. 5 ballot (7-0)
• Approved $20.9M CWRPDA loan for lead service line replacement (7-0)
• Approved ordinance for Local Improvement District No. 343795 sewer assessments (7-0)
• Approved ordinance to rename Department of Finance to Financial Operations (7-0)
• Approved ordinance aligning municipal code with City Manager form of government (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Housing for All Advisory Board creation (7-0)
• Appointed members to Construction Trades, Judicial Review, and Planning Commission

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission is holding a workshop to discuss its visioning and goals. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled for this meeting.

• Discussion regarding Historic Preservation Commission visioning and goals

City Council

Three or more members of the Greeley City Council will attend a tour and briefing with Major General Clellan. The event takes place at the Greeley-Weld County Airport. No official votes or actions will be taken.

• Visit to 233 Space Group at 600 Airport Rd Suite A

City Council

The Greeley City Council will meet to participate in a discussion about an update on the Weld County Airport’s future strategic business plan. This is a presentation, not a formal decision.

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board meeting scheduled for August 14, 2024, has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for September 11, 2024, at the Greeley Recreation Center Room 201. A subcommittee meeting for the Ticket Donation Committee will precede the full meeting at 3:15 PM. Public comments can be submitted via email to Stephen Marquez.

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss the 2025 budget outlook and the Water and Sanitation budget overview. The meeting also includes an update on 2024 homelessness solutions.

• 2025 Budget Outlook
• W&S Budget Overview
• Homelessness Solutions Update 2024
• Approval of July 10th meeting minutes

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee reviewed the 2025 budget outlook, which projects a flat budget with no new ongoing positions and a revenue stabilization reserve of $12M. The Water & Sewer department presented a proposed ~5% rate increase to fund capital improvements, and the Homeless Solutions director provided an update on grant-funded programs. No formal votes were taken; the committee approved the July 10 minutes and discussed future agenda items.

• Approved minutes from July 10, 2024 meeting (motion by Jesse Quinby, seconded by Kim Rivard)
• Reviewed 2025 budget outlook: flat budget, no new ongoing positions, $12M reserve target
• Discussed proposed ~5% water/sewer rate increase for 2025, with rates dropping in 2029
• Noted Jamie Wood's resignation; committee seeking referrals for replacement

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting to approve past minutes and discuss new and ongoing business related to programming, facilities, and special events. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two preliminary plats for The Cache subdivision. The body will also consider a recommendation to City Council regarding a request to rezone 16.192 acres of land from Industrial Light to Residential High.

• The Cache Subdivision No. 1 Preliminary Plat to create 13 Tracts on 784.3 acres
• The Cache Subdivision No. 2 Preliminary Plat to create 122 residential lots on 65.9 acres
• Request to rezone Tract 3A of the H-P Greeley 6th replat from I-L to R-H zoning on 16.192 acres

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a hybrid work session on August 13, 2024, at 6:00 PM in City Council Chambers and via Zoom. This meeting is procedural and does not include public input; public comment is only permitted at regular Council meetings on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. The agenda includes routine items such as roll call, reports, and scheduling, with no substantive decisions expected.

The City Council held a work session and discussed proposed revisions to the Greeley Municipal Code procurement process. Council consensus was to proceed with a 2X increase to the procurement threshold (rather than the proposed 3X increase to $150,000), and staff was directed to return with updated research on change orders. The council also received the 2023 financial statement audit report and approved a motion to enter executive session for legal advice on potential litigation settlement.

• Consensus to proceed with 2X procurement threshold increase (not 3X)
• Directed staff to return with 2X increase proposal and updated change order research
• Approved motion to enter executive session for legal advice on litigation settlement (7-0)

Human Relations Commission

The Human Relations Commission will meet to discuss the future of the MLK event and the implementation of a commission flyer. The body will also re-evaluate its meeting time and discuss involvement in future events.

• Update on future of MLK event
• Re-evaluating HRC meeting time
• HRC Flyer Implementation Discussion
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

The Greeley Human Relations Commission voted 5-1 to change its meeting time from 5 p.m. back to 4 p.m., keeping the hybrid format. The commission also unanimously approved the May 2024 meeting minutes and welcomed Enrique Benavidez as the new District 6 alternate. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved May 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Changed meeting time from 5 p.m. to 4 p.m. (5-1)
• Introduced Enrique Benavidez as District 6 alternate

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The E-470 Public Highway Authority Board of Directors will meet to discuss operational approvals and financial reviews. The board will consider contracts for electrical lighting maintenance and a facility hail claim.

• Approval of Administrative Headquarters Facility Hail Claim and Contract
• Approval of Electrical and Lighting Maintenance Contract
• Q2 Finance Review – Dashboard Briefing
• Executive session regarding Tolling Services Agreements and legal advice

Stormwater Board

The Greeley Stormwater Board will review updates on its budget and expenses, then discuss planned stormwater improvements and how they may affect rates. The board will also receive project updates before adjourning.

• Budget and expenses update
• Discussion of stormwater improvements and potential rate impacts
• Project updates presentation

The Stormwater Board approved the June 5, 2024 minutes and received a finance update recommending City Council adopt the 2025 budget with a proposed 61% rate increase. Project updates were provided, including completed construction for Centerplace Channel Phase II and ongoing work on other stormwater projects. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved June 5, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Recommended 61% rate increase for 2025 budget to City Council

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold its regular meeting to introduce and read first readings of multiple ordinances, including proposals to amend the city charter for financial operations and collective bargaining, extend the sales tax on food, and authorize a $65 million bond for transportation improvements. The council will also hold public hearings on campaign finance limits, police sergeant collective bargaining, and a stormwater drainage project involving eminent domain.

• Introduction and first reading of ordinance authorizing $65 million debt for transportation improvements
• Introduction and first reading of ordinance submitting sales tax on food extension to November 2024 election
• Public hearing on ordinance amending campaign finance contribution limits
• Public hearing on ordinance ratifying police sergeant collective bargaining agreement (2025–2027)
• Public hearing on ordinance authorizing eminent domain for Poudre River Ranch Stormwater Drainage Improvement Project

The Greeley City Council denied an ordinance authorizing property acquisition, including eminent domain, for the Poudre River Ranch Stormwater Drainage Improvement Project. The motion to deny passed 4-1, with Councilmember Olson voting nay and Councilmember Payton and Mayor Gates absent. The council also approved several consent agenda items, including agreements for the November 5, 2024 coordinated election and first readings of ordinances to place charter and tax questions on the ballot.

• Denied ordinance for Poudre River Ranch stormwater property acquisition/eminent domain (4-1)
• Approved consent agenda items 9-16, including election IGA and ballot question first readings (6-0)
• Adopted campaign finance ordinance with $2,500 contribution limits (4-2)
• Adopted ordinance to place police sergeant collective bargaining question on ballot (5-1)
• Ratified GPOA collective bargaining agreement for 2025-2027 (6-0)
• Approved resolution of intent to issue revenue bonds for low/middle-income housing (6-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare documents reflecting council actions (6-0)

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new Fermented Malt Beverage & Wine license for Quik Trip Corporation at 8000 W 10th St., Greeley, CO. The approval is pending the Certificate of Occupancy and Business License. The hearing was continued from July 26, 2024, and the applicant met posting requirements and had 53 valid signatures establishing need and desire.

• Approved new Fermented Malt Beverage & Wine license for Quik Trip #4239 (pending Certificate of Occupancy and Business License)

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The Island Grove Regional Park Advisory Board denied a request from the Greeley, Evergreen, and Roaring Fork Kennel Clubs to waive the 15% fee on outsourced food vendors. The board also tabled a bylaw review until further notice and discussed a potential October work session. Staff reported that Island Grove is serving as an evacuation site for about 100 livestock animals due to the Alexander Mountain Fire.

• Denied fee waiver request for 15% food vendor fees (all in favor)
• Approved June meeting minutes as presented
• Tabled bylaw review until further notice

City Council

The City Council is holding an information session regarding the Lincoln Park project. The event includes a project overview and stakeholder feedback. No official votes or actions will be taken during this session.

• Overview of Lincoln Park project
• Stakeholder feedback and discussion

Civil Service Commission

The Commission is meeting to approve eligibility lists for lateral hires in the fire and police departments. These lists were established according to the applicable City code.

• Approval of Lateral Firefighter – EMT eligibility list
• Approval of Lateral Firefighter – Paramedic eligibility list
• Approval of Lateral Police Officer eligibility list

The Civil Service Commission approved the agenda and prior meeting minutes. It also approved three eligibility lists for lateral firefighter-EMT, lateral firefighter-paramedic, and lateral police officer positions, all by unanimous vote (2-0). No other substantive business was discussed.

• Approved agenda (2-0)
• Approved last meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved Lateral Firefighter - EMT Eligibility List (2-0)
• Approved Lateral Firefighter - Paramedic Eligibility List (2-0)
• Approved Lateral Police Officer Eligibility List (2-0)

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a special meeting to vote on a resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Water Valley Company. The meeting will also include procedural items such as roll call, a pledge of allegiance, and adjournment.

• Resolution authorizing City Manager to execute MOU with Water Valley Company

The Greeley City Council voted 7-0 to authorize the City Manager to sign a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with the Water Valley Company to study a potential mixed-use transit-oriented entertainment district, possibly including an arena, ice center, transit center, retail, lodging, a water park hotel, and mixed-income affordable housing. The MOU includes a one-year exclusive negotiation period, and a feasibility study is expected in about 8-10 weeks. Council also approved a routine motion authorizing the City Attorney to prepare documents reflecting council actions.

• Authorized City Manager to execute MOU with Water Valley Company for feasibility study of entertainment district (7-0)
• Approved motion authorizing City Attorney to prepare resolutions/agreements/ordinances for council actions (7-0)

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority will hold a virtual hearing to review multiple applications, including new tavern, hotel‑restaurant, lodging & entertainment, and fermented malt beverage licenses. It will also consider transfers of ownership for an existing retail liquor store and a hotel‑restaurant license. The meeting will conclude with approval of the June 21 minutes and scheduling of the next hearing.

• Order to Show Cause for Park Concessionaires LLC at Island Grove (optional premises)
• New tavern liquor license for John Galt Coffee, Co. at 709 16th St.
• New hotel & restaurant liquor license for Greeley Bincho LLC (Bowl Izakaya) at 1130 8th Ave.
• Transfer of ownership for Coral Bay Wine & Spirits retail liquor store at 6624 W 10th St.
• New fermented malt beverage & wine license for Quik Trip #4239 at 8000 W 10th St.

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority approved new tavern, hotel/restaurant, and lodging/entertainment licenses, plus two ownership transfers, and continued several other applications to August 23, 2024. The board also approved the June 21, 2024 minutes with minor corrections.

• Approved tavern license for John Galt Coffee (no objections)
• Approved hotel/restaurant license for Bowl Izakaya (continued to Aug 23 for paperwork)
• Approved transfer of retail liquor license to Coral Bay Wine & Spirits
• Approved lodging/entertainment license for Crock Spot
• Approved hotel/restaurant license for Oak and Maple (pending Certificate of Occupancy)
• Continued show cause hearing for Park Concessionaires to Aug 23
• Continued transfer for Doug's Diner to Aug 23 (proof of possession needed)
• Continued Quik Trip license hearing to Aug 2 (poster correction ordered)

City Council

The Greeley City Council may send three or more members to a learning opportunity in Grand Prairie, Texas on July 25–26. The event is informational; no official votes or actions are scheduled.

Judicial Review Board

The board discussed filling two open positions, planned courtroom observations by end of September, and will distribute surveys to defendants, municipal staff, prosecution, and defense. Chair Riley will compile the annual report for council submission in November. No formal votes or decisions were taken.

• Discussed advertising for two open board positions
• Planned courtroom observations by end of September
• Agreed to distribute surveys before October
• Confirmed Chair Riley will create the report
• Scheduled next meeting for August 21

Planning Commission

The Greeley Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two preliminary plats for The Cache Planned Unit Development, creating 13 tracts on 784.3 acres and 122 residential lots on 65.9 acres. The agenda also includes a workshop on downtown open space alternatives in the GID overlay.

• Public hearing: The Cache Subdivision No. 1 Preliminary Plat (SUB2023-0015) - 13 tracts on 784.3 acres, south of Cache la Poudre River, between 83rd and 95th Avenues
• Public hearing: The Cache Subdivision No. 2 Preliminary Plat (SUB2023-0014) - 122 residential lots on 65.9 acres, west of 83rd Avenue and F Street
• Workshop: Downtown Open Spaces - discussion of alternatives to lot open space requirements in the GID overlay
• Approval of July 9, 2024 meeting minutes

City Council

The Greeley City Council is holding a work session to discuss the GXY Airport Strategic Vision, summer poll results and ballot decisions, and scheduling. The meeting also includes a motion to enter executive session for negotiations on economic development incentives and real property acquisitions. No public comment is permitted at this work session.

• GXY Airport Strategic Vision discussion
• Summer poll results and ballot decisions
• Motion to enter executive session on economic development incentives and real property acquisitions

The Greeley City Council held a work session on July 23, 2024, where they received a presentation on the Greeley-Weld County Airport's 20-year strategic plan and discussed runway weight capacity issues, but took no formal action. They also reviewed June poll results and reached consensus to place two measures on the November 5, 2024 ballot: a food tax renewal with permanent extension and a transportation debt issuance. The council voted 7-0 to enter executive session for real property acquisition and economic development incentives, then adjourned.

• Consensus to add food tax renewal with permanent extension to November ballot
• Consensus to proceed with transportation debt issuance question on November ballot
• Approved motion to enter executive session for real property acquisition and economic development incentives (7-0)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comment, and receive staff reports on the Capital Improvement Program, Bike to Work Day, and the US 34 Transit Service Plan. The director's report includes a ballot update on the Transportation Master Plan. No new business or votes on specific projects are listed.

• Approval of April and June meeting minutes
• CIP update (written report)
• Bike to Work Day update
• US 34 Transit Service Plan update
• TMP ballot update

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved the April and June 2024 meeting minutes unanimously. Staff reported on multiple projects, including a $20.5 million RAISE grant for the MERGE project and a $3.5 million grant for five buses for US 34 regional transit. A presentation on the US 34 Transit Service Plan recommended Option 2B (Loveland TC to Greeley Evans Regional TC) as the preferred route. No formal votes were taken on project approvals.

• Approved April 22 and June 24, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Received staff updates on CIP, MERGE, and other projects (no action)
• Heard US 34 Transit Service Plan presentation; Option 2B recommended (no vote)

Youth Commission

The Greeley Youth Commission met to approve minutes from April 22, 2024, and hear a citizen presentation from the Trust for Public Land. The body discussed the recap of the 2024 National Youth Service Day Awards and made recommendations for 2025. They also reviewed the status of the Family Learning Enrichment Program and extended marketing efforts.

• Approval of minutes from April 22, 2024
• Citizen input from Trust for Public Land
• Recap of 2024 National Youth Service Day Awards
• Recommendations for 2025 National Youth Service Day
• Review of Family Learning Enrichment Program goals

Water & Sewer Board

The Greeley Water and Sewer Board will approve the 2025 Operating and Capital Budget and a resolution authorizing a loan from the Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority for the Lead Service Line Replacement Program. The agenda also includes an update on the SCADA Master Plan and the approval of the Walker Water Rights Acquisition. Executive session items cover the Water Supply and Storage Co. Share Acquisition and a NoCO Water Market Update.

• Approve Resolution Authorizing Loan from Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority for Lead Service Line Replacement Program
• Approve and Recommend Water and Sewer 2025 Operating and Capital Budget to City Manager
• Approve Walker Water Rights Acquisition
• Update on SCADA Master Plan
• Executive Session: Water Supply and Storage Co. Share Acquisition

City Council

The Greeley City Council is holding a budget retreat to review the 2024 adopted budget and financial update, and to discuss the 2025 budget outlook. The agenda includes an economic overview, capital improvement program overview, and presentations from multiple city departments. The retreat also covers a charter review and next steps for the budget process.

• 2024 Adopted Budget Overview
• 2025 Budget Outlook
• Capital Improvement Program Overview
• Department presentations including Police, Fire, Public Works, Water and Sewer, Housing, and Homelessness
• Charter Review

The Greeley City Council held a budget retreat to review the 2025 budget outlook, which is constrained by lower sales tax growth and declining oil and gas and property tax revenues. Department heads presented budget requests, and the council discussed potential long-term debt financing for capital projects, which would require voter approval. The council decided not to prioritize a charter review for the 2025 budget, deferring it to the 2026 budget cycle.

• Deferred charter review to 2026 budget cycle
• Discussed potential long-term debt financing for capital projects (requires voter approval)
• Received budget request presentations from Police, Fire, Public Works, Water & Sewer, Housing, Homeless Solutions, Community Development, Economic Development, City Attorney, and Municipal Court

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The board approved a presentation on a tax initiative and corrected previous meeting minutes. Members reviewed registration numbers for boxing, Fun In the Sun, and STEAM Summer Scholars programs. Staff provided updates on a $55,000 award for an outdoor classroom and micro forest.

• Approved addition of Tax Incentive presentation to agenda
• Approved correction to spelling of Yvette Flores' name in minutes

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda covering routine items, followed by public hearings and second readings on several ordinances. Key items include first readings on campaign finance changes, a collective bargaining agreement with police officers, and a charter question on police sergeant bargaining, as well as multiple eminent domain acquisitions for infrastructure projects. The council will also consider appointments, a settlement with Kroger, and an executive session on litigation.

• Ordinance amending Campaign Finance Contribution Limits and creating administrative process for elections
• Ordinance submitting charter amendment on collective bargaining for police sergeants to November 2024 election
• Ordinance ratifying Collective Bargaining Agreement with Greeley Police Officers' Association (2025-2027)
• Ordinance to acquire property by eminent domain for Poudre River Ranch Stormwater Drainage Improvement Project
• Public hearings on eminent domain for 37th Street Bridge, 4th Street/83rd Avenue, and 4th-5th Street/23rd Avenue improvements

City Council approved an ordinance setting campaign contribution limits for mayoral and council candidates at $2,500. The council also approved several ordinances authorizing property acquisition via purchase or eminent domain for bridge and intersection projects.

• Set campaign contribution limits at $2,500 for candidates (4-2)
• Approved property acquisition for Poudre River Ranch Stormwater project (6-0)
• Approved property acquisition for 37th Street Bridge Improvement Project (6-0)
• Approved property acquisition for 4th Street and 83rd Avenue Improvement Project (6-0)
• Approved property acquisition for 4th-5th Street and 23rd Avenue Improvement Project (6-0)
• Appointed Scott K. James to the Greeley Housing Authority (6-0)
• Authorized settlement opt-in with the Kroger Company (6-0)
• Appointed Phynix Stull, Todd Page, and Melissa Jensen to city boards

Historic Preservation Commission

The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission is holding a regular meeting that includes a presentation on the 'Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley' ballot initiative, along with reports from Historic Greeley Inc., commission members, and staff. The agenda also includes a visioning/goals discussion. No formal decisions or public hearings on specific properties are listed.

• Presentation on 'Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley' ballot initiative
• Report from Historic Greeley Inc.
• Commission member reports
• Staff report
• Visioning/goals discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The scheduled meeting for the Greeley Parks & Recreation Advisory Board has been cancelled. No business will be conducted during this time.

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The E-470 Public Highway Authority board will hold a routine July 11 meeting. The agenda is procedural boilerplate, covering the approval of June meeting minutes and a maintenance agreement for 48th Avenue. Staff will present annual crash statistics and a mid-year operations update to document highway safety trends and service delivery.

• Approval of June 13, 2024 meeting minutes
• Review of 48th Avenue Maintenance Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA)
• Presentation of Colorado State Patrol annual crash statistics
• Risk management annual crash report briefing
• Public Affairs mid-year operations update

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The scheduled meeting for July 10, 2024, has been cancelled. The board will next meet on August 14, 2024, at the Greeley Recreation Center.

• Cancellation of the July 10th meeting

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will review the 2024 Housing Initiative Overview and conduct a discussion and workshop regarding the 2024 Ballot. The meeting also includes approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Housing Initiative Overview 2024
• 2024 Ballot Discussion and Workshop

The committee voted to recommend that City Council table the Public Safety Tax due to low polling results. They recommended moving forward with the Food Tax initiative and Debt Issuance. The committee also received an overview of the Housing Department's objectives.

• Approved amended June 12, 2024 minutes
• Recommended tabling the Public Safety Tax (unanimous)
• Recommended moving forward with Food Tax initiative (unanimous)
• Recommended moving forward with Debt Issuance (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Greeley Planning Commission will review a preliminary subdivision request for 275.164 acres north of 10th Street and west of 101st Avenue. The commission will hold a public hearing to consider dividing the land into ten tracts for industrial, residential, mixed-use, and open space purposes. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley ballot measure and routine administrative approvals.

• Public hearing on Poudre Heights Preliminary Plat (Case SUB2023-0008)
• Preliminary subdivision of 275.164 acres into ten tracts
• Proposed land use includes industrial, residential, mixed-use, and open space
• Location boundaries: north of 10th Street (US Highway 34 Business), west of 101st Avenue, east of Missile Silo Road
• Presentation on the Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley ballot measure

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items including a proposed amendment to the cooperation agreement with the Greeley Urban Renewal Authority. The council will also discuss stormwater improvements and their impact on rates.

• Proposed amendment to the Cooperation Agreement between the City of Greeley and the Greeley Urban Renewal Authority
• Discussion regarding Stormwater Improvements and Rate Impacts

City Council held a work session to discuss stormwater infrastructure and urban renewal authority. Council reached consensus to proceed with a 61% stormwater rate increase to fund city-wide rehabilitation and specific projects in Downtown and Poudre River Ranch. Council also agreed to bring a proposed amendment to the Greeley Urban Renewal Authority cooperation agreement to a future meeting.

• Reached consensus to proceed with 61% stormwater rate increase
• Reached consensus to bring GURA Cooperation Agreement amendment to future meeting

Human Relations Commission

The Commission will review a presentation titled Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley. Members will also discuss the future of the MLK event, flyer implementation, and involvement in future events.

• Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley 15-minute presentation
• Update on future of MLK event
• HRC Flyer Implementation Discussion
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

City Council

The City Council regular meeting scheduled for July 2, 2024, has been cancelled.

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will discuss water supply, runoff, and the Terry Ranch project. The board is also considering a resolution for a loan to fund the Lead Service Line Replacement Program.

• Resolution authorizing a loan from Colorado Water Resources and Power Development Authority for lead service line replacement
• Recommendation for an ordinance prohibiting lead pipes
• Discussion of Backflow Tier 2 Reporting Violation
• Water Supply and Runoff Update
• Terry Ranch Update

The provided minutes for the June 26, 2024, Greeley Water & Sewer Board meeting contain no legible text, motions, or official actions. The document consists of non-substantive characters and formatting, making it impossible to determine if any business was conducted.

• No decisions recorded

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request by All Recycling, Inc. The proposal involves creating a 17,600 square foot waste transfer disposal facility and a 900 square foot office in the Industrial Medium Intensity zoning district.

• Public hearing for NOCO Disposal (Case number USR2024-0001)
• Request by All Recycling, Inc. for a 17,600 square foot waste transfer disposal facility
• Proposed 900 square foot office in the I-M zoning district

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session regarding metropolitan district updates and economic development tools. The council also intends to enter an executive session regarding an economic development project.

• Metropolitan District Enhancements Update
• Overview of Key Economic Development Incentive and Public Finance Tools
• Executive Session: Economic Development Project

The Greeley City Council held a work session to discuss updates to Metropolitan District regulations and economic development tools. Council reached consensus to explore an amenities-based approach for district enhancements. The session concluded with a 7-0 vote to enter a closed executive session to discuss a potential real property acquisition for an economic development project.

• Consensus reached to explore amenities-based approach for Metro District enhancements
• Motion to enter Executive Session for economic development project approved (7-0)
• July 2, 2024, regular Council meeting cancelled due to holiday

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board is meeting to review staff reports on the Capital Improvement Program, the Transportation Mobility Development Plan, and the impacts of the May 28–29 flooding. The board will also hear a presentation on Transportation Master Plan ballot initiatives and consider new business. The agenda contains standard procedural items and public comment instructions.

• Capital Improvement Program (CIP) update
• Transportation Mobility Development Plan review
• Operations update on May 28–29 flooding impacts
• Presentation on Transportation Master Plan ballot initiatives
• Public comment instructions for remote and in-person attendance

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board met June 24, 2024 and received staff updates on transportation projects and a presentation on three potential November 2024 ballot measures. The board approved the May 20, 2024 minutes by unanimous vote; the April 22, 2024 minutes needed adjustments before approval. No decisions were made on the ballot measures — city staff said they will meet with City Council in July, and Council will make the final decision on whether to move forward. The board also heard that Greeley received a $20.5 million Raise Grant for interchanges and a $7.9 million Safe Streets for All grant.

• Approved May 20, 2024 minutes by unanimous vote of members present
• April 22, 2024 minutes needed adjustments before approval
• No vote taken on the three potential November 2024 ballot measures; City Council to decide in July
• Heard Greeley received a $20.5 million Raise Grant for interchanges
• Heard Greeley was awarded $7.9 million Safe Streets for All grant for planning, police cameras, and a demonstration project
• Heard CDOT grant of $800,000 plus $200,000 city match for 23rd Ave & 5th St roundabout
• Heard Martin Marietta was lowest responsible bidder and was awarded the main overlay contract
• No public comment was offered

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will review multiple liquor license applications and orders to show cause. The meeting includes continued discussions from the May 24, 2024, hearing.

• Order to Show Cause: Park Concessionaires LLC at 1229 D Street
• Order to Show Cause: Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano, Inc. at 109 East 22nd Street, Suite 4
• Order to Show Cause: John Galt Coffee, Co. at 709 16th Street
• Order to Show Cause: Bittersweet Liquor Investment LLC at 3504 West 10th Street
• New Tavern License Application: John Galt Coffee, Co. at 709 16th Street

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new hotel and restaurant liquor license for Seven Fish LLC after finding the applicant met the burden and had good moral character. Three show-cause hearings and one new license application hearing were continued to the June 21, 2024 hearing. The authority also approved the minutes from the April 26, 2024 meeting.

• Approved hotel and restaurant liquor license for Seven Fish LLC at 1116 9th St
• Continued show cause hearing for Carniceria Y Taqueria Lozano Inc to June 21, 2024
• Continued show cause hearing for John Galt Coffee Co to June 21, 2024
• Continued show cause hearing for Bittersweet Liquor Investment to June 21, 2024
• Continued new license application hearing for Wings Pier Greeley CO LLC to June 21, 2024
• Approved April 26, 2024 meeting minutes

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The scheduled advisory board meeting for June 19, 2024, has been canceled due to the Juneteenth holiday. No business will be conducted by the board at this time.

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission approved the final design for Red Tail Park, submitted by Josh Bales, by unanimous vote. The commission also approved the April minutes (the motion text says April, though the agenda item is labeled March minutes) and tabled a guest presenter until July. Delta Park was discussed: Armando Silva presented three designs, and Clint Anders proposed including all three and expanding the budget, but no decision was recorded. Project reports covered the 12th St outfall installation, touch-up work on the 2023 Uptown tree at LINC, and an ASAP demolition designation for the old furniture store building on 8th Ave, which requires removing two uptown trees in front of it.

• Approved final Red Tail Park design by Josh Bales (unanimous)
• Approved April minutes (unanimous) — agenda item labeled March minutes
• Tabled guest presenter until July
• No vote recorded on Delta Park three-design proposal or budget expansion

City Council

The City Council will consider several resolutions regarding the City Attorney's office and grant applications. The agenda includes first readings of ordinances for real property acquisition through purchase or eminent domain and a public hearing for City Attorney salary and benefits.

• Resolution appointing Stacey Aurzada as City Attorney
• Resolution authorizing legal action to recover damages regarding AFFF foam and PFAS substances
• Ordinance introduction for 37th Street Bridge Improvement Project property acquisition
• Ordinance introduction for 4th Street and 83rd Avenue Improvement Project property acquisition
• Ordinance introduction for 4th Street - 5th Street and 23rd Avenue Project property acquisition

The Greeley City Council approved the consent agenda items 9-16 on a 7-0 vote, including meeting minutes, the appointment of Stacey Aurzada as City Attorney, a Generation Wild planning grant resolution, authorization to sue AFFF/PFAS manufacturers, three eminent domain ordinances for street projects, and a local improvement district for the Westgate Non-Potable Pump Station. The council then held a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance setting the City Attorney's salary and benefits, which passed 7-0. Appointments to the Water & Sewer Board, Museum Board, and Downtown Development Authority were announced. A motion authorizing the City Attorney to prepare documents reflecting council actions passed 7-0 by voice vote.

• Approved consent agenda items 9-16 (7-0), including May 21 and May 28 meeting minutes
• Appointed Stacey Aurzada as City Attorney (7-0)
• Approved resolution supporting Generation Wild Planning Grant application (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to sue AFFF/PFAS manufacturers for damages (7-0)
• Introduced first reading of eminent domain ordinance for 37th Street Bridge Improvement Project (7-0)
• Introduced first reading of eminent domain ordinance for 4th Street and 83rd Avenue Improvement Project (7-0)
• Introduced first reading of eminent domain ordinance for 4th Street - 5th Street and 23rd Avenue Project (7-0)
• Approved ordinance setting City Attorney salary and benefits (7-0)

Historic Preservation Commission

The scheduled meeting for the Historic Preservation Commission at 1001 11th Avenue was canceled. No specific business or items were processed.

Civil Service Commission

The Commission will meet to approve several employment eligibility lists. These lists include positions for Firefighter – EMT, Firefighter – Paramedic, and Police Officer - Lateral.

• Approval of Firefighter – EMT eligibility list
• Approval of Firefighter – Paramedic eligibility list
• Approval of Police Officer - Lateral eligibility list

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct business including property sales, intergovernmental agreements, and technology resolutions. The meeting includes an executive session to discuss tolling services and real property acquisitions related to the Sable Boulevard Interchange.

• Sale of Surplus Property approval
• Colorado State Patrol IGA approval
• Colorado Department of Corrections, Division of Correctional Industries IGA approval
• ETC Change Order 18 approval
• Resolution 24-01 regarding Technology Accessibility

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The board adopted new provisions for its rules regarding membership, agenda setting, and subcommittees. Members also agreed to cancel the July 10th meeting. Staff provided updates on the 2024 ballot, the CPRD Masterplan survey, and upcoming performance lineups.

• Approved May 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted new rule provisions for membership, agenda setting, and subcommittees
• Cancelled July 10th meeting

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will review the 2024 Ballot and receive a Human Resources overview for 2024. The meeting also includes a review of the Fire Assessment.

• 2024 Ballot Discussion
• Human Resources Overview 2024
• Fire Assessment Review

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee approved the minutes from its May 8, 2024 meeting. Most of the meeting was discussion: staff reviewed the 2024 ballot timeline, a proposed TIFIA loan for infrastructure repaid by extending the Food Tax, and a $24 million account of payments from neighboring communities for Greeley Fire Department services. No substantive decisions beyond approving the prior minutes were recorded.

• Approved minutes from the May 8, 2024 meeting (motion by Josee, seconded by Javier; carried)
• Adjourned the meeting (motion by Jesse, seconded by Barry)

City Council

The City Council will conduct a work session covering several administrative updates. Discussions include an overview of the Greeley Fire Department organizational assessment and an update on administrative and maintenance facilities.

• Water and Sewer Board Interviews
• Greeley Fire Department Organizational Assessment Overview
• Administrative and Maintenance Facilities Update
• Executive Session regarding 2024 Greeley Police Officers’ Association negotiations

The Greeley City Council held a work session to discuss the Fire Department's organizational assessment and city facility maintenance. No final appointments or budget approvals were made during this session. The Council voted 7-0 to enter a closed executive session to receive legal advice on 2024 police union negotiations.

• Approved motion to enter Executive Session for police union negotiations (7-0)
• Consensus reached to support Public Works facility plan and acquire leases
• Water and Sewer Board appointments deferred to June 18 meeting
• Fire Department assessment presented; no funding decisions made

Human Relations Commission

The Commission will review a presentation titled Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley. Members will also discuss the future of the MLK event, flyer implementation, and involvement in future events.

• Driving Greeley, Protecting Greeley 15-minute presentation
• Update on future of MLK event
• HRC Flyer Implementation Discussion
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The board approved the meeting agenda and previous minutes. Staff provided updates on the Share the Shade program, the Ferguson property dog park, and the addition of an ADA accessible fishing dock at Sanborn Park.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (4-0)

Water & Sewer Board

This agenda does not list standard decisions or public hearings. Instead, it announces that Water & Sewer Board and City Council members will attend an annual educational tour of the city’s water system on June 7, 2024. The event is hosted by utility staff at 1001 11th Ave., Suite 200, and is posted as open to the public due to expected attendance.

• Annual Water & Sewer Educational Tour on June 7 at 8:15 a.m.
• Departure point listed as 1001 11th Ave., Suite 200 (City Center South)
• No rezoning, contracts, fee changes, or ordinances scheduled for this session

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The board will review previous meeting minutes and receive an update on bylaw reviews. The agenda also includes a report from Casandra Keller and information regarding a Board and Commissions Orientation.

• Bylaw review update
• Board and Commissions Orientation scheduled for June 13

The Island Grove Regional Park Advisory Board approved the April meeting minutes unanimously. The board tabled the bylaw review until further notice. Staff presented updates on upcoming events, including the Greeley Stampede, and discussed plans for curb and gutter repairs and roof maintenance at the Event Center.

• Approved April meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled bylaw review until further notice
• Adjourned meeting (5-0 vote)

Stormwater Board

The Stormwater Board will conduct a regular meeting including updates on budget and expenses. The agenda also includes project updates.

• Approval of April 3, 2024 Minutes
• Budget and Expenses Update
• Project Updates

The board approved the minutes from the April 3, 2024, meeting. Staff provided updates on the 2024 budget and various drainage and water quality projects. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved April 3, 2024, Minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider several resolutions including a local disaster declaration extension related to flooding. The agenda also includes bridge improvement agreements with CDOT and an ordinance regarding affordable housing parking reductions.

• Extension of the Local Disaster Declaration of May 31, 2024, related to flooding
• Intergovernmental Agreement with CDOT for 5th Street and 23rd Avenue bridge improvements
• Intergovernmental Agreement with CDOT for 37th Street bridge improvements
• Ordinance regarding salary and benefits for City Attorney Stacey Aurzada
• Resolution adopting the 10th Street Area Plan

City Council approved a conceptual area plan for 10th Street and an ordinance reducing parking requirements for deed-restricted affordable housing. The council also extended a local disaster declaration related to flooding and authorized two bridge improvement agreements with CDOT.

• Adopted the 10th Street Area Plan (7-0)
• Approved parking reduction for affordable housing 0-30% AMI (6-1)
• Extended Local Disaster Declaration related to flooding (7-0)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement for 5th Street and 23rd Avenue bridge improvements (7-0)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement for 37th Street bridge improvements (7-0)
• Introduced first reading of ordinance for City Attorney salary and benefits (7-0)
• Approved May 7 and May 14 Work Session Proceedings (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and receive a staff report. The agenda includes a workshop regarding updates to the sign code and informational legislative updates.

• Workshop: Sign Code Revisions Update
• Legislative Updates (Informational)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Downtown Overlay District and receive an overview of the Small Business Land Use Center. This meeting is for discussion only and does not include public input.

• Downtown Overlay District discussion
• Small Business Land Use Center overview

At a May 28, 2024 work session, the Greeley City Council reached consensus to proceed with a Phase 1 Downtown Overlay District proposal creating new design standards along 8th Avenue and extending the General Improvement District from 11th Street to 17th Street. Council also gave consensus support for the concept of a Small Business Land Use Center to help small businesses navigate development review. No formal votes or binding approvals were recorded; both items were work session consensus items.

• Consensus to proceed with Phase 1 Downtown Overlay District proposal (no vote recorded)
• Consensus support for the concept of a Small Business Land Use Center (no vote recorded)
• No formal motions, votes, or ordinances were recorded at this work session

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will meet to consider several liquor license applications and orders to show cause. The agenda includes continued hearings for Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano, Inc. and John Galt Coffee, Co., alongside public hearings for new hotel and restaurant licenses.

• Order to Show Cause: Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano, Inc. d/b/a/ Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano (109 E 22nd Street Suite 4)
• Order to Show Cause: John Galt Coffee, Co. dba John Galt Coffee (709 16th Street)
• New Hotel & Restaurant License Application: Wings Pier Greeley CO LLC dba Wings Pier (7008 10th St Ste 500)
• New Hotel & Restaurant License Application: Seven Fish LLC dba Seven Fish (1116 9th St)
• Approval of April 26, 2024 minutes

The Authority approved a new Hotel & Restaurant liquor license for Seven Fish LLC. Several other show cause hearings and one new license application were continued to June 21, 2024.

• Approved new Hotel & Restaurant liquor license for Seven Fish LLC
• Approved April 26, 2024 meeting minutes
• Continued show cause hearing for Carniceria Y Taqueria Lozano Inc to June 21, 2024
• Continued show cause hearing for John Galt Coffee, Co. to June 21, 2024
• Continued show cause hearing for Bittersweet Liquor Investment to June 21, 2024
• Continued new license application for Wings Pier Greeley CO LLC to June 21, 2024

City Council

The Greeley City Council will consider a revised investment policy and the cancellation of the July 2 meeting. The council will also hold a public hearing on appropriating funds for fiscal year 2023 expenses and introduce an ordinance regarding parking reductions for affordable housing.

• Introduction of an ordinance for affordable housing parking reduction
• Public hearing on appropriating funds for fiscal year 2023 expenses
• Resolution to adopt a revised City of Greeley Investment Policy
• Motion to cancel the July 2, 2024 Council Meeting

Greeley City Council approved a supplemental appropriation amending the 2023 budget to align with changes from the 2022 Financial Audit and better account for federal American Rescue Plan Act funds; Treasurer Robert Miller said it has no impact on the overall 2023 budget. Council also approved consent agenda items 9-12, including cancelling the July 2, 2024 council meeting and adopting a revised city investment policy. Council reached consensus to endorse a Colorado Municipal League Executive Board nomination and to hold a future sidewalk work session. Appointments were announced to the Youth Commission and Union Colony Civic Advisory Center boards.

• Approved supplemental appropriation amending the 2023 budget for ARPA/federal fund accounting (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 9-12, including April 16 and April 23 meeting minutes
• Approved cancelling the July 2, 2024 Council Meeting (consent agenda)
• Approved resolution adopting the revised City of Greeley Investment Policy (consent agenda)
• Consent agenda included first reading of an ordinance amending Title 24 on affordable housing parking reduction
• Reached consensus to endorse nomination to the Colorado Municipal League Executive Board
• Reached consensus to move forward with a Sidewalk Work Session
• Approved motion authorizing the City Attorney to prepare resolutions, agreements and ordinances reflecting council action (7-0 voice vote)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board meeting scheduled for May 20, 2024, has been cancelled. No other business is listed on the agenda.

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board meeting scheduled for May 20, 2024, was cancelled. No substantive decisions were made.

City Council

Three or more City Council members may attend a quarterly meeting with the Board of County Commissioners. The discussion includes growth, transportation plans, and downtown development.

• Quarterly Meeting at Doug’s Diner (801 9th Street)
• Discussion on Growth
• Discussion on Transportation Plans
• Discussion on Downtown Development

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will conduct a regular meeting to review several departmental updates. Discussion items include the Lead and Copper Rule, infrastructure plans, and water court cases.

• Lead and Copper Rule and Private System Update
• Non-Potable Infrastructure Plan & Equalizer Project Review
• Tri Annual Water Court Review of Cases
• Executive Session regarding acquisition of non-potable asset(s)

The provided meeting minutes consist of disconnected numbers and characters. No substantive decisions, motions, or votes were established in the text.

City Council

City Council reached consensus to bring revisions to the City's Investment Policy to the next meeting via resolution. Council also directed staff to gather more information on two waste diversion options regarding required trash and recycling services.

• Consensus reached to bring Investment Policy changes to next meeting by resolution
• Consensus reached for staff to gather more info on Waste Diversion Option 4 (Hauler Reporting)
• Consensus reached for staff to gather more info on Waste Diversion Option 5 (Required Trash and Recycling)
• Approved motion to enter Executive Session to interview City Attorney candidate (7-0)

Human Relations Commission

The Greeley Human Relations Commission will meet to approve April meeting minutes, discuss the future of a Martin Luther King Jr. community event, and review implementation plans for an HRC information flyer. Members will also share updates and accept public comments before adjourning.

• Approval of April 2024 meeting minutes
• Update on the future of a Martin Luther King Jr. community event
• Discussion on implementing an HRC information flyer
• Planning for future commission events and member involvement
• Public comment period allowing residents three minutes each to speak

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct business regarding operations, finance, and information technology. The agenda includes several vendor selections, contract approvals, and a discussion of bond refunding parameters.

• Insurance Broker RFP and Selection Approval
• KPMG 2023 Financial Statement Audit Results and Acceptance
• 2024 Bond Refunding – Bond Documents and Parameters Approval
• IT Staffing NTE Increase for 2023-2024 Approval
• Road Sign Maintenance Contract Approval

Golf Course Advisory Board

The board approved the March 14 meeting minutes and voted to fill a vacant board seat. Members discussed potential future planning for city golf courses and reported on maintenance updates at Boomerang and Highland Hills.

• Approved March 14 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved motion to fill board vacancy (5-0)

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The board re-elected its chair and vice chair and approved a new process to handle ticket requests via email when no monthly meeting is held. The board also renamed the Branding Awareness subcommittee to a task force.

• Approved March 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved processing ticket requests via email when no meeting is held (unanimous)
• Elected Mark Pugatch as Chair and Alison Hamling as Vice Chair (passed with one abstain)
• Renamed Branding Awareness subcommittee to Branding Awareness task force (unanimous)
• Approved writing a letter to Megan to discuss a survey with the communication and engagement team

Greeley Urban Renewal Authority

The Greeley Urban Renewal Authority meeting scheduled for May 8, 2024, was cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. The next meeting is scheduled for June 12, 2024.

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will review several departmental overviews for 2024. This includes a report on Keep Greeley Moving, an economic development overview, and a public works overview.

• Keep Greeley Moving Annual Report Review
• Economic Development & Urban Revitalization Overview 2024
• Public Works Overview 2024

The committee approved the minutes from the April 10, 2024 meeting. Members received reports on road maintenance costs and economic development goals, and discussed potential 2024 ballot issues.

• Approved April 10, 2024 minutes

City Council

The Greeley City Council will hold public hearings on salary increases for the City Manager and Municipal Judge. The council is also reviewing a land dedication agreement with Weld County RE-5J School District. An ordinance regarding museums will undergo its first reading.

• Salary increase for the City Manager
• Salary increase for the Municipal Judge
• Land dedication agreement with Weld County RE-5J School District
• Introduction of an ordinance relating to Museums
• Appointment to the Greeley/Weld Housing Authority

The City Council approved salary increases for the City Manager and the Municipal Judge. The council also authorized an intergovernmental agreement with Weld County RE-5J School District and reached consensus on ballot items for further focus group study.

• Approved salary increase for the City Manager (7-0)
• Approved salary increase for the Municipal Judge (7-0)
• Approved intergovernmental agreement with Weld County RE-5J School District for school land dedication (7-0)
• Approved appropriation of additional sums for fiscal year 2023 expenses (7-0)
• Approved appointment to the Greeley/Weld Housing Authority (7-0)
• Reached consensus to move forward with focus groups on Food Tax, Transportation Debt Issuance, and Public Safety
• Reached consensus for staff to provide more information on impact fees
• Approved meeting proceedings from April 2 and April 9, 2024 (7-0)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will conduct a site tour of the recently designated Windon & Betsy Davis House at 2730 Buena Vista Drive. This tour takes the place of a formal meeting.

• Tour of Windon & Betsy Davis House at 2730 Buena Vista Drive

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The Greeley Parks and Recreation Advisory Board met May 3, 2024, and approved its agenda and previous meeting minutes, both on unanimous 4-0 votes. Most of the meeting was presentations and staff reports, including a department overview, tree giveaways, a planned dog park at the Ferguson property, and a shortage of volunteer coaches. No old business was taken up, and a suggested code change on selling natural areas was only raised for future City Council review, not decided.

• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0)
• Approved minutes of the previous meeting (4-0)
• Adjourned the meeting at 8:05 am (4-0)
• No old business items were before the board
• A suggested code change requiring a public vote before selling natural areas was raised for City Council review, not voted on

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority will hold public hearings for several liquor license applications. This includes a new brew pub application for Yetter Brewing Company and show cause hearings for three businesses. The meeting also includes the approval of March 22, 2024, minutes.

• New Brew Pub Liquor License Application: The Green Earth Brewing LLC dba Yetter Brewing Company at 1011 9th Avenue
• Show Cause hearing: Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano, Inc. at 109 E 22nd Street Suite 4
• Show Cause hearing: John Galt Coffee, Co. at 709 16th Street
• Show Cause hearing: Roasty’s Cafe dba Roasty’s Diner at 920 8th Avenue

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new brew pub liquor license for The Green Earth Brewing LLC, doing business as Yetter Brewing Company at 1011 9th Avenue, pending a Certificate of Occupancy and business license after renovation. Two show cause hearings — for Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano Inc and John Galt Coffee Co. — were continued to the May 24, 2024 hearing at the applicants' request. The board also approved the March 22, 2024 minutes with one correction.

• Approved new brew pub liquor license for The Green Earth Brewing LLC dba Yetter Brewing Company, 1011 9th Avenue, pending Certificate of Occupancy and business license
• Continued show cause hearing for Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano Inc, 109 E 22nd Street Suite 4, to May 24, 2024
• Continued show cause hearing for John Galt Coffee Co., 709 16th Street, to May 24, 2024
• Approved March 22, 2024 minutes with one correction

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to approve previous minutes and elect officers. The agenda also includes workshops regarding spot zoning, the Small Business Land Use Center, and Planned Unit Developments.

• Election of Officers
• Spot Zoning Workshop
• Small Business Land Use Center Overview
• Planned Unit Development Workshop

City Council

The City Council will conduct a work session covering preliminary financial reviews and fund discussions. The agenda also includes informational overviews regarding oil and gas, as well as options for the municipal charter review.

• 2023 Preliminary Financial Review
• Claims Reserve Fund
• 2024 Oil and Gas Informational Overview
• 2023 Greeley Municipal Charter Review Options
• Executive Session regarding 2024 Greeley Police Officers’ Association negotiations

City Council reached consensus to request a follow-up report on the hard costs and timeline for a full municipal charter review. The session also included informational reports on 2023 finances, the Claims Reserve Fund, and oil and gas regulations.

• Reached consensus to gather hard costs and timeline for a full charter review
• Approved motion to enter executive session for GPOA collective bargaining negotiations (6-0)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board will discuss updates regarding West CIP projects at 83rd, 4th St, and 34/17. The meeting also includes an update on the SS4A engineering plan.

• West CIP Projects Update (83rd, 4th st, 34/17)
• SS4A Plan Engineering Update
• Approval of March meeting minutes

The board unanimously approved the March 25 minutes. Staff reported on ongoing construction projects, including the 83rd Avenue corridor and 16th Street enhancements, and announced $1.55 million in federal funding for safety improvements. No new ordinances or policy decisions were made during this meeting.

• Approved March 25, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Reported $500,000 federal grant for Neighborhood Safety Program
• Reported $1,050,000 federal grant for 10th Street Safety Improvement
• Reviewed 83rd Avenue project design and construction timeline (2024-2027)
• Reviewed 16th Street enhancement schedule (utility work Fall 2024, surface work 2025)
• Noted May 2024 meeting date changed to May 20

Youth Commission

The commission will review the 2023-2024 goals and direction, including marketing and the Family Learning Enrichment Program. Members will also recap the 2024 National Youth Service Day Awards and discuss recommendations for 2025.

• National Youth Service Day Awards 2024 recap and 2025 recommendations
• Family Learning Enrichment Program discussion
• Extended Youth Commission Marketing discussion

The Youth Commission accepted the 2023-2024 attendance chart. No other substantive decisions were recorded during the meeting.

• Accepted 2023-2024 attendance chart

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will hold a special meeting to discuss the search for an Executive Director. The agenda includes an executive session to receive legal advice and discuss personnel matters related to this search.

• Consideration of the E-470 Public Highway Authority Executive Director
• Executive Session regarding legal advice and personnel matters for the Executive Director search

Museum Board

The board approved the recommendation to deaccession a barrel rifle. Members postponed a decision on reinstating the outreach committee and scheduled a discussion for a City Council invitation for the next meeting.

• Approved March minutes
• Approved deaccession of the barrel rifle (unanimous)
• Tabled decision on reinstating the community outreach committee
• Added drafting of City Council invitation to next month's agenda

Water & Sewer Board

The board will review a farm lease agreement for the Cottonwood Bend Property and a bypass agreement with Big Thompson Platte River Ditch Company. The agenda also includes updates on lead pipe removal and the Integrated Water Resource Plan.

• Farm Lease Agreement (Cottonwood Bend Property)
• Big Thompson Platte River Ditch Company Bypass Agreement
• Declaration of Water Sufficient Year
• Lead Pipe Removal Ordinance update
• Preliminary Budget Presentation

The provided meeting minutes consist of fragmented characters and symbols. No legible decisions, motions, or discussions were established in the text.

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The board will discuss an update regarding the transition of Rodarte senior groups. The meeting also includes discussions on programming, facilities, and special events.

• Rodarte senior groups transition update
• Discussion of programming, facilities, and special events

Greeley Art Commission

The commission approved the budget and 10 recommended designs (plus one alternate) for vinyl-wrapped traffic cabinets. The board also expressed support for hiring Josh Bales as a sculpture artist for a new park, pending design revisions.

• Approved March meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Paint the Town budget
• Approved 10 recommended traffic cabinet designs and one alternate (unanimous)
• Recommended hiring Josh Bales as sculpture artist for new park

Civil Service Commission

The commission will meet virtually to conduct routine business. The agenda includes the approval of meeting minutes and a Battalion Chief eligibility list.

• Approval of Battalion Chief Eligibility List

The Civil Service Commission met on April 16, 2024 with two members, Juan Cruz and Stephanie Welle, in attendance. The commission approved the agenda, approved the minutes of its last meeting, and approved a Battalion Chief eligibility list, all by unanimous votes of the two members present. The minutes note the eligibility lists were established following the approved process under applicable City code. No other business was discussed, and the meeting adjourned at 5:41 pm.

• Approved the meeting agenda (2-0)
• Approved the previous meeting's minutes (2-0)
• Approved the Battalion Chief eligibility list (2-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on ordinances regarding automated speed cameras and alcohol regulations. The council will also consider salary increases for the City Manager and Municipal Judge.

• Public hearing on Automated Enforcement Systems (camera radar) for speeding violations
• Ordinance amendments relating to alcohol
• Salary increase ordinances for the City Manager and Municipal Judge
• Appointment of J. William Sierra as Assistant Municipal Judge
• Ordinance regarding authority to issue summons and complaints

City Council adopted ordinances to implement photo radar for speeding violations and allow non-sworn city employees to issue summons for code violations. The council also updated alcohol licensing requirements to comply with state law and approved several personnel appointments.

• Approved ordinance to implement Automated Enforcement Systems for speeding (7-0)
• Approved ordinance allowing designated city department employees to issue summons and complaints (7-0)
• Approved ordinance updating alcohol licensing and hearing requirements (7-0)
• Appointed J. William Sierra as Assistant Municipal Judge and Assistant Liquor Licensing Hearing Officer (7-0)
• Introduced first reading of salary increases for the City Manager and Municipal Judge (7-0)
• Approved minutes from March 14, March 19, and March 26 meetings (7-0)
• Appointed Olivia Milsted to Housing Authority
• Appointed Julie Jensen and Yvette Flores to Rodarte Community Center Advisement Board

Historic Preservation Commission

The Commission will conduct a regular meeting including reports from staff and Historic Greeley Inc. A workshop is scheduled to review nominations for the Historic Preservation Month Awards.

• Workshop: Review of Nominations for Historic Preservation Month Awards

Greeley Art Commission

The committee will jury remaining traffic cabinet design submissions to select 5-10 artists for recommendation to the Art Commission. Selected designs will be sent to a local graphic shop for printing and installation.

• Final jury of traffic cabinet design submissions
• Selection of 5-10 recommended artists
• Review of design criteria regarding color use and heat absorption

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The scheduled meeting for April 10, 2024, has been cancelled. The agenda originally included updates on board members, concession vendor RFPs, and semester updates.

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss information technology projects and a review of 2024 additional appropriations. Members will also approve the minutes from the February 21st meeting. The scheduled public works overview has been rescheduled for May.

• Approval of February 21st meeting minutes
• Ballot Agenda Update
• 2024 Information Technology Updates/Projects
• 2024 Additional Appropriation Review

City Council

Three or more City Council members may attend a virtual community meeting hosted by the Greeley Police Department. The meeting aims to provide information regarding the department's operations and future direction.

• Greeley Police Virtual Community Meeting on April 10, 2024

Museum Board

The Experience Team is reviewing upcoming exhibit schedules and a new group visit rental form process. The meeting includes updates on maintenance for Meeker Home and CV projects, as well as retail inventory strategies. Staff are also coordinating planning for 2026 anniversaries.

• Tutorial for the new Group Visit and Rental Form process
• Maintenance updates for Meeker Home fencing/HVAC and CV projects
• Planning for 2026 anniversaries and potential History Colorado artwork
• Retail inventory and wayfinding signage brainstorming
• Update on Ticket Passport Partnership with COGM, CMRM, and HPLD

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold an election for Chair and Vice Chair positions. The body will also review a recommendation regarding the Greeley Trails Master Plan.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Greeley Trails Master Plan Recommendation

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss updates regarding Greeley Mobility Services and the 2023 Greeley Public Safety Picture. The meeting also includes reports from the Mayor and Councilmembers, as well as an executive session to discuss personnel reporting to the Council.

• Greeley Mobility Services Update
• Greeley Public Safety Picture 2023
• Executive Session regarding City Council personnel

City Council reached consensus to bring an ordinance regarding police sergeants and collective bargaining to the next regular meeting. The session included staff updates on mobility services and a 2023 public safety review. Council also entered an executive session to discuss personnel.

• Consensus reached to bring police sergeants and collective bargaining ordinance to next regular meeting
• Approved motion to enter Executive Session to discuss personnel reporting to City Council (7-0)

Human Relations Commission

The Commission will review updates regarding the future of the MLK event and discuss a Women’s History Month Proclamation for March 2025. Members will also discuss the implementation of HRC flyers and involvement in future events.

• Update on future of MLK event
• Women’s History Month Proclamation for March 2025
• HRC Flyer Implementation Discussion
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The board appointed Greg McIntosh as President and Shane Kigin as Vice President. Staff provided updates on park playground openings, facility remodeling, and trail repairs.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Greg McIntosh as President (unanimous)
• Elected Shane Kigin as Vice President (unanimous)

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will conduct a special meeting to address business including contract amendments and an executive session. The board will also discuss the search for an Executive Director.

• Tamer Partners (Proponisi) Contract Amendment
• HNTB Contract Amendment
• Executive Session regarding legal advice and personnel matters related to the Executive Director search

City Council

The task force will review the homeless system overview and capacity. Members will discuss goals to house 70 households by May 2025 and updates regarding a new outreach team. The meeting includes discussion with family homelessness providers.

• Goal of housing 70 households by May 2025
• Implementation update on New Outreach Team
• Development of a Homelessness Services Dashboard
• Discussion with Greeley Family House, Weld County, and Catholic Charities

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The Island Grove Advisory Board will meet to conduct nominations for Chair and Vice Chair. The agenda also includes a review of bylaws and an Island Grove report from Casandra Keller.

• Chair and Vice Chair nominations
• Bylaw review
• Island Grove Report by Casandra Keller

The Island Grove Regional Park Advisory Board nominated Dick Quaco as Chair and Bill Hall as Vice Chair. The board also approved the February meeting minutes and tabled a review of the board bylaws.

• Approved February meeting minutes
• Nominated Dick Quaco as Chair (5-0)
• Nominated Bill Hall as Vice Chair (5-0)
• Tabled Bylaw Review

Greeley Art Commission

The Paint the Town Selection Committee met to discuss expanding local art projects. They recommended increasing the number of traffic cabinet wraps from five to ten and proposed contributing up to $12,500 toward a new mural at Wonderhands Studio.

• Recommendation to install up to 10 traffic cabinet art wraps
• Proposed $12,500 contribution for an Armando Silva/Wes Sam Bruce mural at Wonderhands Studio
• Investigation of funding for Art Alleyway dumpster enclosures
• 2024 Paint the Town artwork budget of $52,675

The Paint the Town Selection Committee recommended increasing the number of traffic cabinet art wraps from five to ten this year. The committee also recommended contributing up to $12,500 for a new mural at Wonderhands Studio and investigating art for Art Alleyway dumpster enclosures.

• Recommended wrapping up to 10 traffic cabinets (unanimous)
• Recommended contributing up to $12,500 for a new Armando Silva/Wes Sam Bruce mural (unanimous)
• Recommended investigating costs to add art to Art Alleyway dumpster enclosures (unanimous)

Stormwater Board

The board will review the February 7, 2024 minutes and nominate officers. The agenda also includes updates regarding budget, expenses, and ongoing projects.

• Nomination of officers
• Budget and expenses update
• Project updates

The Stormwater Board approved the February 7, 2024 minutes and reinstated Jerrod Carlson as Chair and Casey Christiansen as Co-Chair. Staff provided updates on finances, the Poudre River Restoration, and the 12th Street outfall project, noting that substantial completion for the outfall has moved up to July 2024. Philip Taylor announced his resignation from the board.

• Approved February 7, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Reinstated Jerrod Carlson as Chair and Casey Christiansen as Co-Chair
• Adjourned meeting at 5:02 p.m. (unanimous)

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission will discuss future presentations from City staff and current staffing levels. Members will also receive an update on ADA items and the City Restructure.

• Discussion of future staff presentations
• Commission staffing levels
• Update on ADA items
• City Restructure discussion

City Council

The City Council will review several ordinance amendments, including new regulations for automated speed cameras and changes to water and sewer services. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding code compliance and chronic public nuisances. Additionally, the council will review budget appropriations for the 2024 fiscal year.

• Introduction of ordinance for automated speed enforcement systems
• Public hearing on amendments to water and sewer service regulations
• Public hearing on code compliance and chronic public nuisance ordinances
• Ordinance regarding authority to issue summons and complaints
• Appropriation of funds for 2024 fiscal year expenses and liabilities

The City Council approved updates to the municipal code regarding water and sewer services and chronic public nuisances. Council also approved additional budget appropriations for the remainder of fiscal year 2024.

• Approved updates to water and sewer service municipal code (6-0)
• Approved ordinance redefining chronic public nuisances and adjusting penalties (6-0)
• Approved additional budget appropriations for fiscal year 2024 (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance for automated speed enforcement systems (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance regarding authority to issue summons and complaints (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance relating to alcohol (6-0)
• Reached consensus to conduct a 2025 Budget Retreat
• Reached consensus to obtain staff information on Lincoln Park redesign

Planning Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission meeting scheduled for April 01, 2024, has been cancelled.

City Council

The City Council will conduct a work session regarding 2024 ballot measure planning. The council also intends to enter an executive session to receive feedback for the annual performance review of the Municipal Judge.

• 2024 Ballot Measure Planning follow-up
• Executive Session for Municipal Judge performance review feedback

City Council reached a consensus to send proposed Public Safety and Open Space sales tax increases to a resident focus group for feedback. The council also confirmed that a food tax renewal measure will be sent to the focus group. A motion was passed to enter an executive session for a personnel review.

• Consensus reached to send Public Safety tax (0.25% increase) to focus group
• Consensus reached to send Open Space tax (0.25% increase) to focus group
• Consensus confirmed to send Food Tax renewal measure to focus group
• Approved motion to enter Executive Session for Municipal Judge performance review (6-0)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The Greeley Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss transportation-related items, including project updates and potential funding decisions. The agenda is largely procedural, with numbered references to agenda items, and no specific dollar amounts or street names are provided in the text.

• Discussion of transportation project updates
• Potential funding considerations
• Review of committee business items

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved the February 26, 2024 minutes by unanimous vote. Staff presented updates on capital projects, including a $1 million allocation for 10th St and 47th Ave improvements and a $500,000 allocation for neighborhood safety. The board discussed the 'Clean, Safe and Beautiful' initiative, noting new hires and equipment purchases, but no new funding or policy changes were voted on during this meeting.

• Approved February 26, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Reviewed CIP update: $1M for 10th St/47th Ave improvements
• Reviewed CIP update: $500k for Neighborhood Safety
• Reviewed CIP update: Weld County paying $1.3M for 59th Ave & O St roundabout
• Discussed 'Clean, Safe and Beautiful' standards and performance measures
• Noted addition of Greeley to Loveland bus route planned for 2026
• No new business items were voted on

Youth Commission

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Liquor Licensing Authority

The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority will hold public hearings to consider new liquor license applications, ownership transfers, and compliance orders for several local businesses. These proceedings allow residents to submit comments regarding proposed alcohol sales locations and existing license compliance. The authority will also review minutes from January and February 2024 meetings before adjourning.

• Public hearing to consider a transfer of ownership for JK Liquorland at 2867 17th Ave
• Public hearing for a new hotel and restaurant license for Mt. Fuji Sushi & Hibachi at 2077 Greeley Mall
• Public hearing for a new tavern license for El Garibaldi at 2700 W 10th St. Suite 102
• Order to show cause continued for College Green Liquor (4681 West 20th Street), Highland Park Lanes (1900 59th Ave), and Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano (109 E 22nd St Suite 4)
• Public hearing to consider a transfer of ownership for Gorilla Liquor and Vape at 324 13th Street

The Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new restaurant license, a conditional tavern license, and two retail liquor store transfers. Three show-cause hearings for existing licenses were continued to April 26, 2024, to allow time for agreements or documentation. The Authority also approved the minutes from previous meetings.

• Approved transfer of JK Liquorland license to Kulvinder Kaur
• Approved new Hotel & Restaurant license for Mt Fuji Sushi & Hibachi
• Conditionally approved new Tavern license for El Garibaldi (pending Certificate of Occupancy)
• Conditionally approved transfer of Gorilla Liquor license to Cynthia Markel-Valdez (pending tax license/fingerprints)
• Continued College Green Liquor show-cause hearing to April 26
• Continued Highland Park Lanes show-cause hearing to April 26
• Continued Carniceria y Taqueria Lozano show-cause hearing to April 26
• Approved January 26 and February 16 meeting minutes

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will conduct an administrative show cause hearing for Tapiarras LLC, doing business as Tapiarras. The hearing concerns the establishment located at 2215 9th Street.

• Administrative Show Cause Hearing for Tapiarras LLC

Museum Board

The board approved the February minutes. The meeting consisted primarily of reports on the Pleibol exhibit, budget processes, and updates on the new Museum Ordinance.

• Approved February minutes (Unanimous)

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will discuss a loan for the Lead Service Identification and Replacement Project. The meeting also includes an update on Nitrification Phase 2 performance and a review of the bi-annual water market report in executive session.

• Colorado Drinking Water Revolving Fund Loan for the Lead Service Identification and Replacement Project
• WTRF – Nitrification Phase 2 Performance Update
• Bi-Annual Water Market Report (Executive Session)
• Welcome new employees and promotions

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Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The advisory board will review a recap of a senior groups site visit and tour of the Active Adult Center. The meeting also includes discussions regarding programming, facilities, and special events.

• Senior groups Active Adult Center site visit and tour recap

The Advisory Board approved the minutes from the April 17, 2024, meeting. The remainder of the session consisted of staff reports on summer program registration, facility feasibility studies, and event recaps.

• Approved April 17, 2024, meeting minutes

Greeley Art Commission

The Greeley Art Commission unanimously approved the design for a new street mural at the intersection of 7th Avenue and 16th Street. The commission also voted to pursue a new digital inventory system called Public Art Archive. A proposal to collaborate on replacing the courage mural at 8th Ave and 7th Street was tabled for further committee review.

• Approved February minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled collaboration on replacing courage mural at 8th Ave & 7th St
• Approved pursuit of Public Art Archive inventory system (unanimous)
• Approved street mural design for 7th Ave & 16th St (unanimous)

City Council

The Greeley City Council will consider several resolutions and ordinances during its March 19 meeting. The agenda includes a grant agreement for tree canopy rescue and an agreement with Fort Collins for the Halligan Water Supply Project. The council will also hold first readings for ordinances regarding code compliance and city budget appropriations.

• Ordinance introduction regarding code compliance and chronic public nuisance
• Resolution for a grant agreement with USDN for Greeley Tree Canopy Rescue
• Intergovernmental Agreement with Fort Collins for the Halligan Water Supply Project
• Ordinance to appropriate additional funds for fiscal year 2024 expenses

City Council approved a series of consent items including a water supply agreement with Fort Collins and funding for tree canopy rescue. The council also held first readings for ordinances regarding chronic public nuisances and fiscal year 2024 appropriations.

• Approved grant agreement with Urban Sustainability Directors Network for Greeley Tree Canopy Rescue (7-0)
• Approved Intergovernmental Agreement with City of Fort Collins for Halligan Water Supply Project (7-0)
• Passed first reading of ordinance amending code compliance and chronic public nuisance rules (7-0)
• Passed first reading of ordinance appropriating additional funds for fiscal year 2024 (7-0)
• Approved meeting proceedings from February 20 and February 27, 2024 (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare resolutions and agreements from the meeting (7-0)
• Approved motion to enter Executive Session for City Manager performance review (7-0)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request for a Certificate of Designation for the Winograd House located at 502 10th Street. The meeting includes reports from Historic Greeley Inc. and commission members.

• Public Hearing: Certificate of Designation for the Winograd House at 502 10th Street (GHR2023-0005)

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors will review the 2023 year-end financial summary and discuss the Quebec Street Interchange expansion IGA. The agenda also includes contract amendments for RAM Info and Nuspire, along with a community engagement briefing.

• Quebec Street Interchange Expansion IGA
• 2023 Year-End Financial Summary
• Gartrell Road Traffic Signal IGA Amendment
• RAM Info Contract Amendment
• Nuspire Contract Extension

Golf Course Advisory Board

The board will review previous minutes and receive a report from the Fee Committee. New business includes discussions regarding tree removal, the 2024 CIP, and ARPA.

• Fee Committee Report
• Tree Removal discussion
• 2024 CIP discussion
• ARPA discussion

The Golf Advisory Board voted 4-1 to adopt the proposed 2025 fee structure, which includes increases of about 10% depending on category, a new prime-time fee for 18 holes on Friday-Sunday mornings, and changes to annual passes. The board also approved the November 9 minutes 5-0 and heard updates on course maintenance and capital projects. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved November 9 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Adopted 2025 fee structure with ~10% increases and new prime-time weekend morning fee (4-1)
• Recommended dropping Resident/Non-Resident fee discussion with no change
• Heard retirement thanks for Golf Manager Wayne Leighton effective April 3
• Welcomed new board member Patti Brug
• Received updates on tree removal, Boomerang deck, irrigation, parking lot, and ARPA short course

City Council

The City Council will conduct a work session covering several administrative and planning topics. The agenda includes discussions on ballot measure planning, the Real Time Information Center, and facility overviews.

• 2024 Ballot Measure Planning
• Real Time Information Center discussion
• Administrative and Maintenance Facilities Overview
• Executive Session: Economic Development Project and Civic Campus Project

At its March 14, 2024 work session, Greeley City Council reached consensus to move the Food Tax Renewal forward (still deciding whether it should have a sunset) and to support the Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA). Public safety and open space ballot measures remained undecided, and staff were asked to bring more information to Council on March 26. Council also reached consensus to bring the police department's proposed Real Time Information Center to a future meeting, and asked staff to return with a revised facilities plan. The only formal vote was a 7-0 motion to enter executive session on real property and economic development matters in West Greeley and a Civic Campus.

• Consensus to move the Food Tax Renewal forward; whether it should have a sunset left undecided
• Consensus to support TIFIA (Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act)
• Public safety and open space ballot measures left undecided; staff to return with more information on March 26
• Consensus to bring the Real Time Information Center (RTIC) to a future meeting for consideration
• Consensus that staff bring back a revised facilities plan at a future date
• Approved motion to enter executive session on real property acquisition/lease and economic development in West Greeley and a Civic Campus (7-0)

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The board renamed the rebranding sub-committee to the branding awareness sub-committee. A ticket donation sub-committee awarded tickets to the Sheriff’s Department and the Boys and Girls Club of Weld County. The board also approved the February 2024 meeting minutes.

• Approved February 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Renamed rebranding sub-committee to branding awareness sub-committee (unanimous)
• Awarded 2 Rick Springfield tickets to the Sheriff’s Department
• Awarded 2 fall semester tickets to the Boys and Girls Club of Weld County
• Accepted new requirement for ticket requestors to provide proof of promotional representation before ticket delivery

General

The Greeley Urban Renewal Authority approved minutes from its February 14, 2024 meeting and passed a resolution authorizing Amendment No. 4 to its redevelopment and reimbursement agreement with Leprino Foods Company. Both votes were 4-0, with Chair Cummins and Commissioners Fernandez and Lucero absent. A commissioner also proposed a tour of potential and past project sites for new members; no action was taken on that proposal.

• Approved February 14, 2024 minutes as written (4-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing Amendment No. 4 to the redevelopment and reimbursement agreement with Leprino Foods Company (4-0)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will review the 2024 ballot polling results presented by Kalen Myers, Interim Deputy Budget & Policy Director. The agenda also includes approving February 21st meeting minutes and providing time for public input. Information technology updates were postponed until the next meeting.

• Presentation of 2024 ballot polling results by Kalen Myers
• Approval of February 21st meeting minutes
• Public input session

The committee approved the minutes from the February 21, 2024 meeting. Members discussed potential ballot items including food tax renewal, road interchanges, and public safety staffing challenges.

• Approved minutes from February 21, 2024 meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request for a use by special review. The proposal involves a small-scale solar energy facility on approximately 3.35 acres near County Road 66.

• Public hearing for Matterhorn Solar (Case Number USR2023-0001)
• Small-scale solar energy facility on ~3.35 acres south of County Road 66
• Annual election of Chair and Vice-Chair

Human Relations Commission

The Commission will review the February 2024 minutes and discuss updates regarding future MLK events. Members will also discuss potential involvement in future events and proposed changes to HRC flyers.

• Update on future of MLK event
• HRC Flyer Changes
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

City Council

The Council will hold a public hearing and second reading regarding rezoning 8.51 acres near W. 19th Street Road to a Planned Unit Development. The agenda also includes the appointment of Tyra Litzau as Director of Finance and Ex-Officio City Treasurer.

• Rezoning 8.51 acres from HA to PUD at Mountain Vista PUD
• Appointment of Tyra Litzau as Director of Finance and Ex-Officio City Treasurer
• Amendment to the Downtown Development Authority Voluntary Sales Tax Agreement
• Performance reviews for the City Manager and Municipal Judge

The Greeley City Council voted 2-4 to reject an ordinance rezoning 8.51 acres from Holding Agriculture to Planned Unit Development for multi-family housing. The council also approved a consent agenda that included appointing Tyra Litzau as Director of Finance and amending the Downtown Development Authority sales tax agreement. A motion to authorize the City Attorney to prepare necessary documents passed 7-0.

• Mountain Vista PUD rezoning ordinance rejected (2-4)
• Tyra Litzau appointed Director of Finance and Ex-Officio City Treasurer (7-0)
• Downtown Development Authority Voluntary Sales Tax Agreement amendment approved (7-0)
• City Attorney authorized to prepare resolutions and ordinances (7-0)
• February 6 and 13 meeting proceedings approved (7-0)
• March 12 Work Session moved to March 14 (7-0)
• Executive session for City Manager and Municipal Judge reviews approved (7-0)

Historic Preservation Commission

The commission will hear a presentation regarding the StarRise project at North Weld Village by High Plains Housing Development. The agenda also includes an update on Clean, Safe, and Beautiful from the Deputy Public Works Director. Additional items include reports from Historic Greeley Inc. and Colorado Preservation, Inc.

• Presentation: StarRise at North Weld Village housing development
• Update: Clean, Safe, and Beautiful program update
• Report: Historic Greeley Inc. report
• Report: Colorado Preservation, Inc. conference reports
• Event Planning: Historic Preservation Month updates

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

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The Greeley Parks and Recreation Advisory Board met March 1, 2024, and approved its agenda and the previous meeting's minutes, both unanimously. The rest of the meeting was informational: staff reported on park construction, playground replacements, trail and golf course projects, and a master plan concept for the Shurview property, which is being renamed Arroyos del Sol. No new business items were voted on, and the board adjourned at 8:13 am.

• Approved the meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of the previous meeting (unanimous)
• No votes recorded on new business; Shurview Property Master Plan Concept was presented as an update only
• 2024 Chairperson Selection listed as an upcoming agenda item, not decided

City Council

Mayor John Gates and City Manager Raymond C. Lee III will present an address regarding city accomplishments and future goals. The presentation will cover infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and quality of life amenities.

• State of the City Address at Union Colony Civic Center

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 27, 2024, has been cancelled. No specific agenda items or staff reports will be addressed.

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss several internal initiatives and agreements. Topics include the Leadership Roadmap, Customer Experience initiatives, and an amendment to the DDA Sales Tax Agreement.

• Leadership Roadmap discussion
• Customer Experience and 311 discussion
• DDA Sales Tax Agreement Amendment

City Council held a work session to discuss organizational leadership, customer experience initiatives, and a proposed 311 service. The Council reached a consensus to move a proposed amendment to the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) sales tax agreement forward for a vote on March 5, 2024.

• Consensus reached to move DDA Sales Tax Agreement amendment forward for March 5 meeting

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The board will conduct elections and review staff reports. Discussion topics include CIP updates for the 16th St Enhancement Project and MERGE Project, as well as a road closure at 43rd Ave and 7th St.

• Board Elections
• 16th St Enhancement Project & MERGE Project update
• Transportation polling results
• Engineering report on 43rd Ave and 7th St closure

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved its January 22, 2024 minutes by unanimous vote and elected Thomas Donkle as chair and Jimmy Jones as co-chair. The board voted Wendi Young as representative for the Mobility Plan and Jim Riesberg for the Safe Streets meeting on March 4. Staff gave updates on the KGM 16th Street Enhancement project, the MERGE project's unsuccessful second-round MPDG funding bid, and a transportation poll; no funding or construction decisions were made by the board.

• Approved January 22, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Thomas Donkle as chair
• Elected Jimmy Jones as co-chair
• Voted Wendi Young as Mobility Plan representative
• Voted Jim Riesberg as Safe Streets meeting representative

Youth Commission

The commission is reviewing nominations and interview processes for the National Youth Service Day Awards. Members are also discussing the Family Learning Enrichment Program and youth commission recruitment.

• National Youth Service Day Awards nomination review
• Renaming of National Youth Service Day Awards to Ed Clark Youth Service Day Award
• Family Learning Enrichment Program programming recap
• Northrange QPR training scheduled for April 22, 2024

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board will review several operational items including a 2023 financial report and an annual water conservation report. The board is scheduled to consider rate amendments, a grazing and farm lease agreement, and recommendations regarding the Halligan Water Supply Project.

• Recommend City Council approve IGA for Halligan Water Supply Project
• Approve Grazing and Farm Lease Agreement (A&A Farming)
• Adopt Amendment to 2024 Rates and Fees Resolution
• Recommend establishment of Westgate Non-Potable LID
• Approve Second Amendment to Water Agreement (Carestream Health)

The Greeley Water & Sewer Board unanimously approved several agreements and recommendations, including an intergovernmental agreement with Fort Collins for the Halligan Water Supply Project and a grazing lease for the Lowell property. The Board also adopted amendments to 2024 water rates and fees, recommended the creation of a Local Improvement District for a Westgate pump station, and authorized legal opposition to three water court cases to protect city water rights.

• Approved January 2024 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Recommended City Council approve IGA for Halligan Water Supply Project (7-0)
• Approved Lowell Property Grazing and Farm Lease with A&A Farming (7-0)
• Adopted amendment to 2024 Rates and Fees Resolution (7-0)
• Recommended City Council establish Westgate Non-Potable LID (7-0)
• Approved Second Amendment to Water Agreement with Carestream Health (7-0)
• Authorized filing statements of opposition in three water court cases (7-0)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will review ARPA funds and the 2024 C&E overview. The committee also plans to approve minutes from the January 10th meeting.

• Approval of January 10th meeting minutes
• ARPA review
• C&E Overview 2024
• Public input

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Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board will discuss senior group collaboration and integration. The meeting also includes discussion regarding programming, facilities, and special events.

• Senior group collaboration and integration
• Discussion of programming, facilities, and special events

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Greeley Art Commission

The commission will hold a silent vote to select the 2024 Chair and Vice Chair. Members will also review design changes for a traffic cab by Alonzo Harrison and receive updates on various public art installations.

• Election of 2024 Art Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Review of revised traffic cab design by Alonzo Harrison
• Update on 'Dances with the Stars' bronze sculpture at Longview Park
• Status update on Discover Bay vinyl wrap installation
• Progress report on 12th St outfall art installation

The commission approved design changes for a traffic cabinet by Alonzo Harrison. The board also held elections for its leadership positions.

• Approved changes to traffic cabinet design by Alonzo Harrison (unanimous)
• Elected Louisa Andersen as Chairperson
• Elected Heather Utrata as Vice Chairperson

City Council

The City Council will consider a rezoning for the Mountain Vista PUD and an ordinance regarding water and sewer services. The council will also discuss providing fire protection to the Schneider Farms Annexation.

• Rezoning 8.51 acres from HA to PUD at Mountain Vista PUD
• Ordinance amending municipal code for water and sewer service
• Fire protection resolution for Schneider Farms Annexation
• Appointment of Stacey Aurzada as Interim City Attorney
• Presentation on Private Activity Bonds Fiscal Year 2024

Greeley City Council approved a resolution supporting development of a College of Osteopathic Medicine at the University of Northern Colorado, passing 7-0 after the item was pulled from the consent agenda for discussion. Council also approved consent agenda items 9 and 11-14 on a 7-0 vote, covering prior meeting minutes, a fire protection agreement for the Schneider Farms Annexation, appointment of Stacey Aurzada as Interim City Attorney, first reading of a zoning map change for the Mountain Vista PUD, and first reading of water and sewer code amendments. Council received an informational presentation on $6,932,476 in Private Activity Bonds allocated to Greeley for FY 2024; no action was taken. Board and commission appointments were announced, and a motion authorizing the City Attorney to prepare related documents passed 7-0.

• Approved resolution supporting development of a College of Osteopathic Medicine at UNC (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 9 and 11-14, including prior minutes, Schneider Farms fire protection resolution, Interim City Attorney appointment, Mountain Vista PUD zoning first reading, and water/sewer code amendments (7-0)
• Approved resolution appointing Stacey Aurzada as Interim City Attorney (part of consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance changing zoning from HA to PUD for approximately 8.51 acres north of W. 19th Street Road, east of 82nd Avenue (Mountain Vista PUD) (part of consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Title 20, Chapters 2, 3, and 5 of the Greeley Municipal Code relating to water and sewer service (part of consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing fire protection service to Schneider Farms Annexation and directing City Attorney to seek exclusion from Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District (part of consent agenda, 7-0)
• Approved motion authorizing City Attorney to prepare resolutions, agreements, and ordinances reflecting council actions (7-0 voice vote)
• Received informational presentation on $6,932,476 in FY 2024 Private Activity Bonds; no action taken

Museum Board

The Museum Advisory Board unanimously approved a new museum ordinance and recommendations from the Acquisitions Committee regarding deaccessioning items. The board also voted to remove buildings in Centennial Village from 'RN level 3' status to allow protection under Greeley Historic Designation standards. Staff reported on upcoming exhibits, including the Pleibol Exhibit and a potential donation of oil funds from Union Colony Company.

• Approved January 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Acquisitions Committee deaccession recommendations (unanimous)
• Approved new museum ordinance (unanimous)
• Acquisitions Committee to remove Centennial Village buildings from RN level 3 status

City Council

Three or more Greeley City Council members may attend the Leadership Weld County event. The meeting includes a local government presentation at 9:00 AM.

• Local Government Presentation with City Council

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board will discuss fee structures and highlights from a January conference call regarding the 2024 Cultural Department audit. The agenda also includes updates on rebranding and member renewals. Starting in March, meetings will move to Room 201 at the Greeley Recreation Center.

• Meeting location change to Room 201 starting in March
• Discussion of fee structure
• Highlights from January conference call regarding Cultural Department Audit
• Member renewal and rebranding updates

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board approved its January 2024 minutes and voted unanimously to form a sub-committee to investigate the discovery phase of rebranding the UCCC, with Allison Hamling as chairperson. The board also approved adding a late agenda item recording ticket donation results: 4 tickets to any show for Life Stories Child & Family Advocacy and 2 tickets to Croce plays Croce for Make a Wish Colorado. The meeting location will move to Room 201 in the Greeley Recreation Center starting in March, and a Rick Springfield show will be rescheduled with no official date yet.

• Approved January 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved adding donation sub-committee results to the agenda (motion by Mark Pugatch, seconded by Daniel Knopf)
• Granted 4 tickets to any show to Life Stories Child & Family Advocacy
• Granted 2 tickets to Croce plays Croce to Make a Wish Colorado
• Approved forming a sub-committee to investigate the discovery phase of rebranding the UCCC (unanimous); Allison Hamling appointed chairperson

Greeley Urban Renewal Authority

The Greeley Urban Renewal Authority will review a HOME application for the Hope Springs development project. The board will also discuss an easement request from High Plains Housing Authority regarding a site near North Weld Village.

• Habitat for Humanity – Hope Springs development project HOME Application Review
• GURA Appointment of Legal Counsel
• High Plains Housing Authority easement request adjacent to Star Rise at North Weld Village

The Greeley Urban Renewal Authority approved $1,320,000 in HOME Investment Partnership funds to Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity for up to 40 single-family homes at the Hope Springs Development project. The board also approved Resolution 1 authorizing the Executive Director to engage Hoffman, Parker, Wilson, and Carberry, PC as legal counsel. A request from High Plains Housing Authority for an easement on a GURA-owned site next to Star Rise at North Weld Village was discussed, with consensus to bring a formal request for approval to the next meeting.

• Approved $1,320,000 in HOME funds to Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity for up to 40 single-family homes at Hope Springs Development (5-0, Commissioner Bond abstained, Commissioner Lucero absent)
• Approved Resolution 1 authorizing Executive Director to engage Hoffman, Parker, Wilson, and Carberry, PC as legal counsel (6-0, Commissioner Lucero absent)
• Approved minutes of the December 13, 2023 meeting as written (5-0, Commissioner Silva not present, Commissioner Lucero absent)
• Consensus to bring a formal request for a High Plains Housing Authority easement on GURA-owned site adjacent to Star Rise at North Weld Village to the next GURA meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission meeting scheduled for February 13, 2024, was cancelled. No substantive items were scheduled for discussion or decision.

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session featuring a quarterly update from the Greeley-Weld Housing Authority and a review of City of Greeley polling results. This meeting is for discussion only and does not include public input.

• Greeley-Weld Housing Authority Quarterly Update
• City of Greeley Polling Results

The City Council held a work session to receive a quarterly update from the Greeley-Weld Housing Authority and review a public opinion poll of 500 residents. No formal votes or legislative actions were taken during the session.

• Received quarterly update from Greeley-Weld Housing Authority
• Reviewed December public opinion poll results regarding city priorities and tax proposals
• Requested ballot title review for potential measures at the March 12 work session

Human Relations Commission

The Commission will review the January 2024 minutes and conduct a vote for Vice Chair nominations. Members will also discuss changes to the HRC flyer and involvement in future events.

• Approval of January 2024 minutes
• Vice Chair nominations and vote
• HRC Flyer Changes
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

City Council

The taskforce will meet at the Greeley Recreation Center to clarify its goals. Members will discuss data collected from April to November and review a plan for the upcoming period.

• Clarifying Goals of the Taskforce
• Data Discussion from April to November
• Plan for April to November

The taskforce narrowed its focus to reducing chronic homelessness and reviewed data showing enrollment fluctuations between April and November 2023. Members discussed the $2M cost required to operate the cold weather shelter year-round. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded.

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The Board of Directors for the E-470 Public Highway Authority has issued a notice to cancel the regular meeting scheduled for February 8, 2024. The provided text contains only this procedural cancellation notice.

Stormwater Board

The Stormwater Board will review budget updates and discuss the Poudre River Restoration. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the 12th Street Outfall Project.

• Poudre River Restoration
• 12th Street Outfall Project
• Budget and Expenses Update

The board approved the minutes from the October 4, 2023 meeting. Members received updates on 2023 and 2024 finances, the Poudre River Restoration, and the 12th Street Outfall project.

• Approved October 4, 2023 Minutes (unanimous)

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission on Disabilities will review the January 2024 meeting minutes. The agenda includes updates on ADA items and discussions regarding potential topics for future presentations from City staff.

• Approval of January 2024 minutes
• Discussion on future presentations from City staff
• Update on ADA items
• Risk and Safety, Expo update

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution for phase 1 funding of the StarRise at North Weld Village Project. The meeting also includes a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance to amend municipal code regarding tobacco product sales.

• Resolution authorizing fund allocation for High Plains Housing Development’s StarRise at North Weld Village Project phase 1
• Public hearing and second reading of an ordinance amending Title 8, Chapter 9 and Title 14, Chapter 10 regarding tobacco product sales
• Appointment of Kevin Ross to the Downtown Development Authority through June 2024

Greeley City Council approved a resolution allocating funds for phase 1 of High Plains Housing Development's StarRise at North Weld Village Project, with Councilmember Payton recused. The council also passed an ordinance updating the municipal code on tobacco sales and approved consent agenda items including meeting minutes and a Downtown Development Authority appointment. All votes were unanimous among participating members.

• Approved resolution allocating funds for phase 1 of StarRise at North Weld Village Project (6-0, Payton recused)
• Adopted ordinance amending Title 8, Chapter 9 and Title 14, Chapter 10 on tobacco sales (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda: January 9 work session and January 16 regular meeting minutes (7-0)
• Appointed Kevin Ross to Downtown Development Authority through June 2024 (7-0)
• Authorized City Attorney to prepare resolutions/agreements/ordinances from meeting actions (7-0 voice vote)

Historic Preservation Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the Davis House at 2730 Buena Vista Drive. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Low Income Landscape Assistance Collaboration (LILAC) program.

• Public hearing for Certificate of Designation of the Davis House at 2730 Buena Vista Drive
• Low Income Landscape Assistance Collaboration (LILAC) Program presentation
• Designation of 2024 meeting days, times, and locations

City Council

The City Council is conducting a two-day retreat focused on strategic planning and framework review. The agenda includes sessions on defining success, prioritizing work, and assessing future paths. No specific legislative actions or ordinances are listed for this meeting.

• Review of the existing strategic framework
• Sessions on defining success and prioritizing work
• Discussion on communicating progress
• Review of next steps

City Council

The Greeley City Council is conducting a two-day retreat at Aims Community College. The agenda includes reviewing the existing strategic framework and discussing goals for defining success and prioritizing future work.

• Review of the existing strategic framework
• Discussions on defining success
• Sessions on prioritizing and assessing work

Island Grove Park Advisory Board

The board will discuss several upcoming projects including pathways, sidewalks, and concrete repair. The meeting also includes an introduction for the Island Grove Events Manager.

• Pathways, Sidewalks, & Concrete Repair
• Wainscoting – Event Center
• Island Grove Master Plan
• Proposed County Building

City Council

Three or more City Council members may attend a community update regarding city homelessness initiatives. The event includes information on the new Mayor’s Task Force on Homelessness.

• Community Update on Housing and Homelessness at Greeley Recreation Center

City Council

Three or more Greeley City Councilmembers may attend the First Quarter 2024 Joint Breakfast with the Board of County Commissioners. Discussion topics include street plans, bypass updates, and housing.

• Plans for 9th & 10th Street
• 35th Ave/46th Ave By-Pass Updates
• Homelessness/Housing
• Osteopathic School @ UNC
• Urban Development

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding several land use requests. These include two preliminary subdivision requests and a special review for a carwash, as well as a rezoning request for a multi-family development.

• Preliminary subdivision of 817 acres south of Hwy 34 (SUB2023-0003)
• Preliminary subdivision of 161.14 acres at 975 83rd Avenue (SUB2023-0009)
• Use by Special Review for a carwash near 23rd Avenue and 30th Street (USR2022-0016)
• Rezoning of 8.51 acres north of W. 19th Street Road to Planned Unit Development (PUD2022-0008)

The Greeley Planning Commission met on January 9, 2024, and approved the minutes of its November 28, 2023 meeting by a 6-0 vote. No staff report was given, and the meeting adjourned at 1:16 PM with no other substantive decisions. Commissioner Jeff Carlson was absent.

• Approved November 28, 2023 minutes (6-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review updates on the Master Tourism Study and recommendations. The meeting also includes updates regarding 2022 and 2023 audits from the Finance Department.

• Master Tourism Study and Recommendations Update
• Finance Update – 2022 and 2023 Audits
• Greeley 2075 - City-Wide Focus Areas
• Executive Session: Economic Development Project

The City Council held a work session to receive updates on tourism planning, finance audits, and city-wide focus areas. The only formal action taken was a vote to enter an executive session regarding real estate and economic incentives.

• Approved motion to enter executive session for real estate acquisition and economic development incentives (7-0)

Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee

The board will review the October meeting minutes and receive staff reports. Discussion topics include a Capital Improvement Program update, mobility development kickoff, and engineering right of way permit reviews.

• CIP Update
• Transportation: Mobility Development Kickoff
• Engineering: Review of right of way permits

The Citizen Transportation Advisory Board approved the minutes from October 23, 2023, by unanimous vote. Staff presented updates on 2023 capital projects, including $17 million in sidewalk and road improvements and $18.1 million in grant funding. The board discussed upcoming projects like the 16th Street enhancement and a micro-mobility pilot, but no new decisions were made.

• Approved October 23, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Reviewed 2023 Capital Improvement Program status
• Reviewed 2023 grant funding totals ($18.1M)
• Discussed 2024 project timelines for 16th Street and 59th Ave
• Discussed micro-mobility pilot timeline (July 2024–July 2025)
• No new votes or policy changes recorded

Youth Commission

The Youth Commission will discuss renaming the National Youth Services Day Awards to the “Ed Clark Youth Service Day Award.” The meeting also includes a recap of the Winter Clothing Drive and updates on 2023-2024 goals.

• Proposal to rename National Youth Services Day Awards to 'Ed Clark Youth Service Day Award'
• Winter Clothing Drive recap
• Review of 2023-2024 goals and direction
• National Youth Service Day Awards 2024 timeline and interview questions

Liquor Licensing Authority

The Liquor Licensing Authority will conduct multiple public hearings regarding existing liquor licenses and new license applications. The agenda includes several show cause hearings for various tavern, lodging, and retail liquor licenses.

• Show Cause Hearing: Patrick’s LLC DBA Patrick’s, 800 9th Street (Requested continuation to June 21)
• Public Hearing: New Beer & Wine license for G Nail Lounge LLC DBA G Nail Lounge, 4111 Centerplace Dr. Unit B
• Show Cause Hearing: Hugo’s Inc. DBA Hugo’s, 2540 11th Avenue
• Show Cause Hearing: Hugo’s Inc. DBA Hugo’s, 4239 Centerplace Drive, Unit 1C
• Show Cause Hearing: Cruisers Inc. DBA Cruisers Inc., 1020 28th Avenue #109 B

Museum Board

The Museum Advisory Board approved its December 2023 minutes unanimously and reviewed staff reports on exhibits, collections, historic sites, and strategic planning. In new business, the board reviewed a new Museum Ordinance and decided revisions were needed, with a revised version to be presented at the next meeting. The board also decided to wait on bringing back the community outreach meeting. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved December 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Decided the new Museum Ordinance needs revisions; revised version to be presented at next board meeting
• Decided to wait on bringing back the community outreach meeting

Water & Sewer Board

The Water and Sewer Board is considering recommendations to amend the municipal code regarding water and sewer service and domestic and agricultural wells. The agenda also includes an update on the Terry Ranch Project and the annual Water Court Update.

• Ordinance amendment for water and sewer service
• Ordinance amendment for domestic and agricultural wells
• Terry Ranch Project update
• Annual Water Court Update
• Election of officers

The Water and Sewer Board recommended that City Council adopt ordinances amending the Municipal Code regarding water and sewer services, as well as domestic and agricultural wells. The Board also elected its 2024 officers and approved previous meeting minutes.

• Approved December 2023 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Elected Harold Evans as Chairman and Mick Todd as Vice Chairman for 2024 (7-0)
• Recommended City Council adopt revisions to Title 20, Chapters 2, 3, and 5 regarding water and sewer service (7-0)
• Recommended City Council adopt revisions to Title 20, Chapter 3 regarding domestic and agricultural wells (7-0)

Rodarte Community Center Advisory Board

The advisory board will discuss a discovery session for developing a Strategic and Comprehensive Plan. The meeting also includes discussions regarding senior groups and collaboration with the Active Adult Center.

• CPRD-Discovery Session for Strategic and Comprehensive Plan development
• Rodarte senior groups and Active Adult Center collaboration

City Council

The City Council will meet to consider several resolutions and a municipal code ordinance. The agenda includes grant applications and updates to tobacco product regulations.

• Resolution authorizing application for a Local Planning Capacity Grant from the Colorado Department of Local Affairs
• Resolution authorizing application for the Peace Officer Behavioral Health Support and Community Partnership Grant Program
• First reading of an ordinance amending Title 8, Chapter 9 and Title 14, Chapter 10 regarding tobacco product sales

City Council approved several consent items, including grant applications for planning and police behavioral health. The council also designated the city website as the official posting site for meeting notices. Additionally, council consensus was reached to research city oil wells and a police sergeant charter change.

• Approved designating city website as official posting site for Council and Boards & Commissions notices (6-0)
• Authorized application for Local Planning Capacity Grant from Colorado Department of Local Affairs (6-0)
• Authorized application for Peace Officer Behavioral Health Support and Community Partnership Grant (6-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance amending Municipal Code regarding tobacco product sales (6-0)
• Approved previous meeting proceedings from Dec 12 and Dec 19, 2023 (6-0)
• Appointed Connie Garcia to the Commission on Disabilities
• Appointed Kyle Holman to the Housing Authority
• Reached consensus for staff to research oil well data and a police sergeant charter change ballot measure

E-470 Public Highway Authority

The E-470 Public Highway Authority will conduct officer nominations and elections during its regular meeting. The agenda also includes reviewing Tamer Partners Amendment #6 and an Interim Executive Director report.

• Board Officer Nominations and Elections
• Tamer Partners Amendment #6
• Interim Executive Director Report
• Approval of December 14, 2023 meeting minutes

Golf Course Advisory Board

The Golf Course Advisory Board will review residents' golf course use statistics and maintenance tasks including tree removal and restroom winterization. The meeting also includes a report from the Fee Committee.

• Fee Committee Report
• Residents’ golf course use statistics
• Tree Removal
• Restroom winterization

Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board

The Union Colony Civic Center Advisory Board will introduce Megan Weiler as the new cultural affairs manager. The meeting also includes updates on Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 programming and discussions regarding liquor concessions.

• Introduction of Megan Weiler, new cultural affairs manager
• Updates on Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 programming
• Discussion regarding liquor concessions
• UCCC Backstage Stars report

The board approved the December 2023 meeting minutes. Members discussed the need for a new liquor concessions bid and received updates on 2024 event bookings.

• Approved December 2023 minutes (unanimous)

Citizen Budget Advisory Committee

The Citizen Budget Advisory Committee will review its 2024 agenda items. The meeting includes budget department updates from CFO Rodney Rhoades and a session for public input.

• Approval of September 13th meeting minutes
• Review of 2024 CBAC agenda items
• Budget Department updates from Rodney Rhoades, CFO
• Public input

The committee approved the minutes from the January 10, 2023 meeting. Members received updates on the restructuring of the Finance and Budget departments and the hiring of a new Budget & Policy Director. The committee discussed the upcoming 2024 food tax renewal vote.

• Approved minutes from January 10, 2023 CBAC Meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold workshops regarding the Downtown Overlay District, the updated Trails Master Plan, and infill development. The Trails Master Plan update aims to identify priority corridors for future trail construction.

• Workshop: Downtown Overlay District
• Workshop: Updated Trails Master Plan
• Workshop: Infill Development

The Planning Commission held a procedural meeting with no staff report. The only substantive action taken was the approval of the minutes from the November 28, 2023 meeting.

• Approved November 28, 2023 minutes (6-0)

City Council

The Greeley City Council work session includes discussions on a Weld RE-5J School District intergovernmental agreement. The council will also receive an update regarding business assistance for the 16th Street Enhancement Project.

• Weld RE-5J School District Intergovernmental Agreement
• 16th Street Enhancement Project Update - Business Assistance

In a work session with no formal votes, Council reached consensus to pursue an intergovernmental agreement with the Johnstown-Milliken School District requiring residential developers to dedicate land for schools or pay cash-in-lieu. Council also gave staff consensus to formalize a business assistance program for businesses affected by the 16th Street Enhancement project, scheduled to begin in May 2024 and finish in November 2024. Staff said more discussions with businesses will occur and the matter will return before March. Councilmember Brett Payton was excused.

• Consensus to move forward with an intergovernmental agreement with the Johnstown-Milliken School District
• Consensus for staff to proceed with work to formalize a business assistance program for 16th Street Enhancement project impacts
• No formal votes taken; work session items were informational and directional only
• 16th Street Enhancement project scheduled to begin May 2024 with anticipated completion November 2024
• Staff to continue business outreach and return before March with more discussion

Commission on Disabilities

The Commission will review December 2023 minutes and discuss recruitment following Sue Zamora stepping down. Members will also discuss future presentations from city staff, ADA items, and an update on Risk, Safety, and the Expo.

• Recruitment discussion regarding Sue Zamora stepping down
• Update on ADA items
• Risk and Safety and Expo update

The Commission approved the December 5, 2023, meeting minutes. Members discussed the need for event materials and the requirement to remain nonbiased at political gatherings. The group discussed participating in the City’s Risk and Safety Expo in March 2024.

• Approved December 5th, 2023 minutes

Human Relations Commission

The commission will welcome a new member and review previous meeting minutes. Members are also scheduled to discuss selecting a new Chair or Co-Chair and updating the HRC flyer.

• Welcome new member Kimber Watson
• Discussion and vote for New Chair/Co-Chair
• HRC Flyer Update
• Future Events Involvement Discussion

Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

The board will review the Trails Master Plan presentation. The meeting also includes committee reports from the Art Commission and staff reports.

• Trails Master Plan Presentation – Justin Scharton

City Council

The agenda provides notice that three or more City Councilmembers may participate in the Economic Development City Council Tour. The tour includes visits to several locations, including Downtown, UNC, Aims Community College, and the Greeley-Weld Airport.

• Economic Development City Council Tour
• Visit to Aims Community College – Applied Technology Trades Center
• Visit to A-Street City Facilities Complex
• Visit to Greeley-Weld Airport

City Council

The City Council meeting scheduled for January 2, 2024, was cancelled. No items were listed for discussion or decision due to the cancellation.