Community Development
The Community Development Department guides the physical development of the community to meet present and future needs of its citizens in a way that promotes good civic design, convenience, health, safety, efficiency, and economy. Learn more about our Development Code, 2060 Comprehensive Plan, or the department divisions below - and don't forget to let us know how we are doing in the comment box at the bottom of the page!
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Building Inspection
Ensures building safety and sanitation through the review of building plans and the uniform enforcement of various codes and regulations.
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Greeley Urban Renewal Authority
Improves community image and stability by upgrading infrastructure and providing housing assistance in lower income neighborhoods.
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Engineering Development Review
Reviews development plans for continuity with City systems and to ensure new development meets City design criteria.
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Historic Preservation
Assists citizens in understanding and accessing information concerning historic preservation and its impact on the community.
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Planning
Guides present and future development to ensure quality of life through appropriate community design, compatible land uses and environmental sustainability.
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Natural Resources
Enforces City codes related to property maintenance and administers the Farmers' Market, Recycling Centers and the Poudre River Trail Corridor.
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Neighborhood Resource Office
Addresses problems in neighborhoods through community organizing, communication, conflict resolution, physical improvement and planning/implementation. |
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News
City Receives Planning Award The Colorado Chapter of the American Planning Association awarded the City of Greeley the highest state planning award for the John Evans neighborhood plan. The plan was prepared in conjunction with the City of Evans and Greeley's Neighborhood Building Blocks team. One unique aspect of the plan was a door-to-door survey conducted by Greeley and Evans police officers.
Click here for a summary of the plan.
Commonly requested documents