Aspen City Council supportive of changes to land use code updates
Based on projections, city’s existing water supplies will fall short of demand
Group must collect 299 signatures in 21 days, petitioners say they feel ‘confident’
Final decision on caps to come at a later meeting
Developer commits to long-term apartment leases, timeline for grocery store completion
An additional 600-750 seasonal beds needed
Proposed changes to land use code zoom in on single-family homes and duplexes
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HPC to have final say on development plans at 135 W. Francis
Aspen City Council reviews 2022 recommended housing budget
BOCC wants first reading of ordinance, outlining proposed rules, ‘sooner than later’
Pitkin County’s Sundeen, city of Aspen’s Krueger have decades of service
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City Manager tasked with seeking partners, funding, organization for events
Aspen City Council continues budget discussions
City council concerned over interim housing plans, short-term rentals in free market units
Jackie Francis gains support of all five PitCo commissioners
BOCC doesn’t want ‘little 1,000-square-foot hotels’ in ‘rural and remote’ areas
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