Abandoned grain silo in Kersey may become a restaurant and brewery
KERSEY, Colo. (KDVR) — The Colorado town of Kersey has been awarded a grant to rehabilitate an old grain storage elevator that may turn into a restaurant and brewery.
The Environmental Protection Agency grant is for slightly less than $1.3 million, according to Mayor Gary Lagrimanta.
“It’s an EPA grant that’s given out to places that need to be cleaned up, that pose a potential hazard to people,” he said.
Lagrimanta said the structure was constructed in the early 1960s. It sits on the south side of downtown Kersey, near railroad tracks.
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The tentative plan is to convert the building into a restaurant and brewery.
Lagrimanta said the town manager notified him about the grant on Sunday. The hope is to start the process “relatively soon.”
Kersey is located 8 miles east of Greeley.
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