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Council approves storm-pipe lining, a $75,000 matching water-efficiency grant and Old Powerhouse preservation contract
Summary
On the consent calendar the council approved two storm-pipe lining resolutions, committed a $75,000 city match to a Commercial Water Efficiency Challenge grant, and authorized a contract to preserve the Old Powerhouse; councilors praised staff work on these items.
The Aspen City Council approved its consent calendar, which included storm-pipe lining work, a commercial water-efficiency grant match, and a contract to preserve the Old Powerhouse.
The mayor summarized the consent items and a councilor praised the grant and the powerhouse plan. The council approved the calendar on a roll call vote. A staff memo accompanying the consent agenda described Resolutions 82 and 93 as storm-pipe lining projects that use interior lining rather than wholesale replacement, Resolution 91 as a grant award from the Colorado Water Conservation Board requiring a $75,000 city match to a $75,000 grant, and Resolution 94 as a contract to renovate the Old Powerhouse to consolidate some scattered city offices and free up space for affordable housing conversions in the Main Street cabin.
Councilors thanked staff for the presentations and noted the water-efficiency grant supports broader watershed goals.
