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Votes and actions: Aspen council approves consent calendar, amends Resolution 113 and moves to executive session
Summary
Council approved the consent calendar (Resolution 112 and draft minutes), passed the amended Resolution 113 (3–2) directing NEPA/SEIS work and a polling RFP, and voted unanimously to enter executive session on litigation and franchise negotiations.
At the Sept. 10 meeting the Aspen City Council approved the consent calendar by roll call, which included Resolution 112 (a contract change order for Red Brick Arts Public Gallery and Corridor Improvements) and the draft minutes of Aug. 27, 2024.
Later the council voted 3–2 on the amended Resolution 113 (Councilor Doyle — Yes; Councilor Guth — No; Councilor Hauston — Yes; Councilor Rose — No; Mayor Tory — Yes) to retain NEPA/SEIS work and to direct staff to issue an RFP for a polling consultant while removing immediate schematic-design spending from the resolution. The council then voted unanimously to enter executive session to discuss ongoing litigation (Centennial Owners Association v. City of Aspen) and negotiation strategy concerning a Holy Cross franchise matter; staff said the executive session would be recorded and the recording retained for at least 90 days.
No final policy changes beyond the amended Resolution 113 were adopted at the meeting.
