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Ballots on Catalyst, Cascadia zoning election to go out next month

“We reject the Yes campaign’s call to cancel the upcoming special election, which would take away the opportunity for Greeley residents to weigh in on this issue. We fully support giving Greeley residents the chance to vote NO on delaying the creation of 3,800 new jobs, to vote NO on delaying the more than $56 million in Highway 34 improvements paid by the developers, and to vote NO on delaying the millions of dollars in new sales tax revenues that can be reinvested into Downtown and across our commiunity.”

Catalyst water park to carry Mattel branding

Mayor Pro Tem Melissa McDonald noted “I’ve made it my mission to make sure we have local pricing for Greeley residents and Greeley kids. We need to keep the pricing local for those kids to be able to enjoy it. When we start looking at some of the benefits and negotiations with the operator, that is going to be top of mind for me.

Catalyst could drive $2.9B in economic activity for Greeley, study says

The Catalyst project in west Greeley could drive $2.9 billion in economic activity over 10 years, creating 1,385 jobs per year, according to a new study released Monday.

Greeley Forward touts $2.92B economic impact of Catalyst

GREELEY — Supporters of the Cascadia and Catalyst projects in west Greeley Monday kicked off a campaign in opposition to a ballot measure that would repeal zoning for the developments, touting a potential $2.92 billion economic impact and challenging opponents to a debate.

New Report: Cascadia Will Generate Nearly $3 Billion

NO on 1A coalition warns that delay endangers 5,200 new jobs and $56 million in required Highway 34 improvements by the developers.