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Council reminds residents seasonal lighting must come down by March 1 under Aspen code

Aspen City Council · February 10, 2026
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Summary

Councilors reminded residents that seasonal lighting is temporary between Nov. 15 and Mar. 1 under the land-use code, warned that continued illumination after March 1, 2026 may be a violation and can result in fines, and noted the city has a food tax rebate currently available.

During board reports, a councilor reminded residents that Aspen's land-use code designates seasonal lighting as temporary between Nov. 15 and March 1 and that continued illumination after March 1, 2026 would violate the code and could result in fines.

The same segment included a council reminder that the city's food tax refund is live and that residents who qualify can apply. Councilors encouraged residents to consult the city's planning and zoning website for details about seasonal lighting regulations.

Provenance: seasonal-lighting reminder appears in the council's board reports from SEG 218 through SEG 229.