New Greeley car wash to feature conveyor
An ambitious 27-year-old is preparing next month to open what he hopes will be the first in a chain of car washes, and he’s picked Greeley as his launchpad.
An ambitious 27-year-old is preparing next month to open what he hopes will be the first in a chain of car washes, and he’s picked Greeley as his launchpad.
wo Rivers Marketplace in west Greeley along U.S. Highway 34 and 83rd Avenue has begun to take shape with the latest addition of a 65-foot arched monument sign.
A Michigan-based apartment developer will soon build its first complex in Colorado in west Greeley.
Another 216 apartments are under construction in west Greeley at The Element at Northridge Trails.
Construction is ongoing at the Aims Community College Workforce Innovation Center on the northeast cornfield of the college’s Greeley campus.
The Weld County Board of County Commissioners recently approved Public Service Company of Colorado’s (Xcel Energy) request to build two new natural-gas fired combustion turbines and its associated facilities. The two combined will add an additional 364 megawatts of power-generation capacity, which would at most be enough to provide power to 364,000 homes.
Greeley’s newest car wash will be a Soapy Mo’s, just south of Lowe’s Home Improvement Center on 46th Avenue.
Dr. Keith Van Tassell is behind the project at 1911 59th Ave, and will operate it as a pediatric dental and orthodontics office.
Stayright Studios “is a fresh lodging concept for the sustainability-minded modern guest with a focus on mindful living and responsible development. Stayright Studios is a smart, extended stay brand committed to sustainable stays with a design model created for future focused development.”
Cobblestone is immediately west of UCHealth Greeley Hospital and the St. Michaels neighborhood on the southwest side of U.S. Highway 34 Bypass and 71st Avenue. The project is planned on 149.6 acres to be divided into 472 lots, divided between high- and low-density residential.
Construction began in July on the new AutoZone store at 6727 W. 10th St., immediately east of the incoming Valvoline oil-change facility, which also is undergoing construction.
The long-vacant space west of Greeley’s western-most fire station at 69th Avenue and 10th Street is coming to life after a two -year pre-construction planning period.
Greenwood Village-based Galloway & Co. Inc., armed with a July 15 final zoning approval for a planned unit development from the Greeley City Council, will build 424 single-family one- to three-bedroom homes in a project called The Village at Greeley on 49 acres at the northwest corner of 71st Avenue and 29th Street.
The High Pointe Business Park in west Greeley is about to see some new life at the tail end. Roche Constructors Inc., which owns the business park at Colorado Highway 257 and U.S. Highway 34 through its Golden Eye Investments Inc., has proposed building a 31,000-square-foot industrial building at the park, in a project called Snow Owl 3.
Bison Ridge Construction LLC, has filed plans with the city to create the lot at 15050 Weld County Road 66, in northwest Greeley. At present, there is an existing home on the property that is planned to be used in the business operations. The site is at the corner of 59th Avenue and AA Street.
Dynamic Homes of Colorado Inc. plans to build 10 estate homes on 2.6-acre lots, on a plot of land on the southeast area of North 47th Avenue and Weld County Road 66 (AA Street) just southwest of Seeley Lake. The site has been used for agriculture for the past several years.
A few months after a controversial rezone of the former Hewlett-Packard Co. property just north of Westridge Academy, a developer has filed plans with the City of Greeley to build 396 apartments.
A Greeley warehouse and industrial building owner plans to add an additional 6,540 square feet to a building in southwest Greeley to accommodate an environmental and energy testing company called Southern Petroleum Laboratories Inc.