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Greeley<\/strong> <\/a>will be looking a bit different over the next couple of years.<\/p>\n Last year, we shared with you the news that the Colorado Eagles franchise struck a deal<\/strong> <\/a>with the officials behind the Greeley entertainment district project.<\/p>\n The team has a 40-year-lease with the\u00a0new arena within the Cascadia development.<\/p>\n Read More:<\/strong> Colorado Eagles Strike 40- Year Deal<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n \u201cAs we await the completion of construction, we are pleased to be able to continue to entertain our fans at Blue Arena, which has served as our home since our inaugural season in 2003-04. We will continue to provide the same outstanding experience that our fans have enjoyed for over two decades…” team officials said last year.<\/p>\n Now, the timeline for the development of this entire project might get put on hold.<\/p>\n Read More:<\/strong> Have You Checked Out This Odd Bar In Greeley<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n According to a local report<\/strong><\/a>, a special election will be held in February<\/strong> that will let Greeley voters decide whether the city should repeal zoning changes for this $800 million dollar entertainment district.<\/p>\n It’s a part of Ballot Issue 1A which asks about an ordinance that approved zoning changes for approximately 834 acres of North Highway 34 and east of Weld County Road 17.<\/p>\n While it won’t repeal the entire project, it will decide whether to repeal the zoning changes for it.<\/p>\n If a “Yes” vote is reached, then the developers have to put the project on hold for a year.<\/p>\n Supporters are saying that this massive project could drive economic growth and bring jobs to Greeley.<\/p>\n Those in opposition are saying that the project is too large and risky. Some are even claiming that residents did not get any initial input.<\/p>\n The ballots for this special election are due by February 24th at 7:00 PM.<\/p>\n This is a developing story, and we promise to keep you up to date as it develops over the next couple of months.<\/p>\n Colorado has a very rich history and wide variety of different town names. Some of these reflect different cultures that have called this place home, and some are more on the odd side.<\/p>\n Either way, let’s take a look at some of the most unique Colorado town names.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: KM<\/p>\n<\/div>\n If you’re planning on finally retiring, these are the best Colorado towns and cities to retire in.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Kerri Mac<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nColorado Eagles Partner with Greeley Entertainment District Project<\/h3>\n
Blue Arena to Remain Home for Fans During Construction<\/h3>\n
Timeline for Greeley Entertainment District Project Faces Uncertainty<\/h3>\n
Special Election to Decide Zoning Changes in Greeley<\/h3>\n
Potential Economic Impact of $800 Million Greeley Project<\/h3>\n
Key Dates: Special Election Ballots Due February 24th<\/h3>\n
The 20 Most Unique Colorado Town Names In the State<\/h2>\n
10 Best Towns to Retire To In Colorado<\/h2>\n