The city and opponents in a water court case concerning long-held rights for reservoirs on Castle and Maroon creeks say they are close to a potential settlement that would have the city pursue water storage in other locations.
A local developer is suing the city of Aspen and city council, claiming animus by members of council toward him led them to deny his application to sell development rights on a Neale Avenue lot.
A proposed Roaring Fork Valley Housing Authority (RFVRHA) has taken a big organizational step by selecting two Front Range companies to jointly conduct a needs assessment that will, upon completion, serve as a foundation for the group’s future existence.
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