Engineering Services
Engineering Services provides planning, design and construction management for a variety of street infrastructure improvements throughout the City. The program manages improvements to existing as well as new infrastructure. Our services provide for the quality construction of the City's transportation infrastructure in accordance with current design and City of Greeley standards.We plan, manage, design and build a better infrastructure for the City of Greeley.
Address Assignment
Use the links below to view a graphic representation of the address assigned to subdivisions.
Addresses are given to platted subdivisions by the Engineering Services Program. Click on the subdivision name to view the addresses.
Archival of City Infrastructure Documents
Engineering Services archives documents related to the development of the City's infrastructure.
Our archives contain development plans, construction drawings, and plats that have been filed for development within the City of Greeley. These documents can be accessed by an Engineering staff member in our office at The Public Works Building. Use the "Contact Us" link on the left side of this page to request information. All archives are inventoried into a database and the hard copy materials are kept in flat files. Letters, memos or notices of correspondence are also archived in this format. All items are classified under the Freedom of Information act.
Copies
Please contact us at 970-350-9789 with any requests for copies of our archived documents. We are able to produce blue line document copies when requested. Cost is based on the requested materials and number of copies.
Capital Improvements Project Management
Management by the Engineering Services Team assures the City infrastructure projects are monitored by one person from beginning to end. This includes, project planning, budget analysis and development, contractor management, and project completion.
| Projects Under Design |
Projects Under Construction |
Projects Completed |
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* 65th Ave: Hwy 34 - 37th Street
* Final design in Summer of 2012.
* Construct from Hwy 34-29th St
* Acquire ROW in 2012.
* Construction dependent upon funding.
* Greeley Evans Transit (GET) Bus Stop Improvements (Various locations)
* Design of bus stop access and safety improvements.
* Final design to be complete this spring.
* Construction to begin this summer.
* Sheep Draw Trail through Northridge Estates to Poudre River Trail (West of 59th ave/North & South of C Street)
* Completion of 10' wide concrete trail through Northridge Estates Subdivisiion to Poudre River Trail.
* 3 Year Project
* Design - 2012
* Right-of-way Acquisition - 2013
* Construction - 2014
* 71st Ave - 10th St - 20th St: Preliminary design for remainder of 71st Ave will be complete spring 2012.
* 9th Street Reconstruction (5th Ave - 6th Ave)
* Reconstruct roadway & add curb, gutter & sidewalk.
* Underground Utilities.
* Bid in April, 2012.
* 7th & 8th Street sidewalk improvements in Sunrise neighborhood.
* Bid in April, 2012.
* Homestead Park (Between 29th St. & Hwy 34 Bypass - Behind Home Depot):
* Final design will be completed this spring.
* Construction will occur this summer.
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* Sunrise Neighborhood Improvements - 13th St. - 5th St./Hwy 85 Bypass - UPRR.
* Curb, gutter and sidewalk where none exist between 5th Ave & UPRR, and between 7th Street and 8th Street. Some construction in 500 block of 9th Street.
* Project on hold due to funding issues.
* No. 3 Ditch Crossing at 59th Ave - In house design - Being Revised.
* Fall 2012 Construction
* Hwy 85/13th Street Intersection Improvements.
* Removal & replacement of concrete intersection.
* Construction of 492 LF of 42" RCP adjacent to & east of Hwy 85, north of 13th St.
* Project to be completed in conjunction with Leprino's improvements at this same intersection that are in progress.
* Adaptive Traffic Signalization Project (10th St - 23rd Ave to 59th Ave)
* CDOT/City Project
* Final design is complete
* Construction is underway.
* Project will be complete and opertational in May, 2012.
* 59th Ave Widening (4th St. - Poudre River Bridge)
* 2012 Construction
* Glenmere Blvd/17th Ave Intersection Improvements: *Reconfiguration of intersection.
* US 34 Bypass: 11th Ave - 17th Ave: Construction of a uniform concrete fence along the north side of Hwy 34.
* Fence will be constructed near Hwy 34, behind existing guard rail.
* Construction to begin June of 2012. |
* 71st Ave - O St. - Poudre River Road: Project Manager - Mike Bedell (County) & Dave Wells (City 350-9796)Partner with County
* 60/40 share in costs.
* Pave 2 lane road with shoulders, but not curb, gutter or sidewalk.
* County to replace No. 3 ditch bridge with box culvert beginning in January.
* Phone & electrical relocates will be needed (poles on the corner will come down).
* Project is complete.
* Neighborhood Contract Joe Marcisofsky 336-4124
* Contract awarded to CG&S.
* 1 Contract, 3 locations
* CDOT helping with some funding
* Completed
* 1. 2nd Street: 16th Ave - 23rd Ave
* Curb, gutter & sidewalks where none exists
* Construction is complete.
* 22nd Street: 4th Ave to 85 Bypass
* Construct curb, gutter & sidewalks where none exists
* Construct in 2 phases.
* 1st Phase - (4th Avenue - #3 Ditch) Construction Complete.
* 2nd Phase - (#3 Ditch - Hwy 85 Bypass)
* 10th Street 6th - 7th Ave
* Pedestrian crossing over RR tracks.
* Complete sidewalk to 6th Ave on south side.
* Fiber Optic Communication System for the Traffic Signal Control System (71st Ave - 8th Ave/A St. - US Hwy 34 Bypass)
* Design is 100% complete.
* Phase 1 construction is complete.
* Phase 2 advertise for design in May.
* #3 Ditch Pedestrian bike trail - 4th St - 35th Ave: Design contract awarded to Icon Engineering Inc.
* IGA between CDOT and City of Greeley.
* Construction completed. |
Construction Standards
All construction, development, repair, or adjustments affecting city infrastructure within the City of Greeley must adhere to current standards.
The City of Greeley's Street Design Criteria and Construction Specification document is intended to provide guidance for the design, review, and construction of those public improvements in or under the public right-of-way and public easements.
You may obtain the City of Greeley Street Standards Manual which consists of the Design Criteria and Construction Specifications by contacting our office or downloading the Adobe Acrobat file listed below.
1. Request a Hardcopy Version of the Manual
There will be a $25.00 printing charge and a $5.00 shipping charge if we print off the manual and ship to you directly. Our offices are located at:
City of Greeley Public Works Department
1001 9th Avenue
Greeley, CO 80631
(970)350-9881
2. Request an Electronic Version of the Manual
You may download the manual for free. The manual is an Adobe Acrobat format (.pdf) and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the manual. Click here to download Adobe Acrobat Reader
Please register with us if you want to be informed of future changes to our manual(s). It is only necessary to register once. Registration is encouraged but is not required.
To Register - please click here
STANDARD DETAILS: Two sets of ZIP files are available. Individual files are provided for each standard detail in the following formats:
Download Drawings in PDF (Revised Jan 2008)
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DWG - Consultants should use these AutoCAD drawing files to include into a set of construction plans. If drawings are altered for other uses they are no longer standard. The City logo, Detail Name and Number must be removed by the Consultant. All Non-Standard details must be reviewed and approved by the City of Greeley.
Download Drawings in AutoCAD version 2004 (Revised January 2008)
Included with the AutoCAD download is a plot file to incorporate into your drawings. Pertinent data should you decide to set up your own plot file may be found in the Read Me file. An effort has been made to consolidate the prior numerous layers, colors, etc. into a short group of layers specifically made to make easy revisions to the individual consultants needs. The plot style is color based.
Also included with the standard details are two additional drawings that can be used in the construction plans. These are PUBLIC WORKS SIGNATURE BLOCK and UTILITY NOTIFICATION.
Helpful Links
Please visit the City's comprehensive Standards, Designs, and Specifications page where you can find other publications not presented here. (Such as construction standards and design criteria manuals for Storm Drainage, Water and Sewer, as well as Planning Division Documents.)
Colorado Department of Transportation
Please go to the Helpful Links located on the left hand side of this page to view CDOT's home page for construction standards.
Other City Department Manuals
- Water & Sewer Manual
- Drainage / Stormwater Manual
Permits
Engineering Services issues permits for new developments, utility construction and street improvements.
The process for getting a Street Cut Permit to work in the Right-of-Way.
All Construction in the City Right-of-Way must be reviewed and approved by the Water and Sewer Department as well as The Public Works Department before permits can be issued. Preconstruction conferences must also be held for Development projects before permit application.
Contact Barbara Patten at (970)350-9881 for additional information regarding the permit process.
Permit Requests
- Contractors must be a licensed and bonded with the City of Greeley.
- You must have copies of your plans submitted to the City of Greeley.
- Your plans then must have been reviewed and signed by the Water & Sewer Department located at 1100 10th St, and The Public Works Department located at 1001 9th Ave.
- A traffic plan for your project must be submitted to the Traffic Division, Jim Neergaard, Traffic Engineering Technician 336-4091, 1001 9th Avenue, for review and approval.
- Once all of these steps have been completed a Right of Way/Easement permit will be issued by the Engineering Division.
FEE SCHEDULE AND PERMIT APPLICATION FORMS
The complete application for CONSTRUCTION IN THE RIGHT-OF-WAY/EASEMENTS permit contains five documents, with a total of six (6) pages. Applicant must include the following forms when submitting the Right Of Way Permit Application:
More Permits:
Review of Plats
All plats are reviewed by a professional surveyor to assure they comply with the City's standards.
Contact Ray Hebbert, PLS for more information 970-350-9799
The review process is coordinated with the Engineering Development Review Program with the City Managers office.
Please check the Development Coordinator Web Site to view the process for how each set of plans makes it way through the review process.
Approved plats for subdivisions, annexations and zoning changes are forwarded to the GIS program to keep City maps current.
