After the resounding defeat of Ballot Measure 2F, the Greeley City Council will meet in an executive session to discuss the next move for the Catalyst project. According to the Greeley Tribune, residents defeated Greeley Ballot Measure 2F with 70% of the votes at last week’s election, rejecting a 0.6% sales tax increase to fund major projects and city maintenance. A significant portion of the funding from this tax increase would have been dedicated to paying back the $147 million in debt generated by pre-development costs after residents voted to pause the project in February. With the measure defeated, the council will have to discuss what can be done about the Catalyst project and how it will continue.
Greeley City Council to discuss path forward after 2F’s defeat at the ballot
