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Council delays decision on three projects, sets April 20 continuation after parking and access concerns
Summary
After extended debate over parking, 4th Street access and how campus-oriented housing should be restricted, the Aspen City Council voted to continue consideration of three related projects to April 20 at 4:00 p.m.; the motion passed unanimously.
The Aspen City Council voted to continue consideration of three development applications to a special meeting on April 20 at 4:00 p.m., after prolonged discussion about parking, traffic and deed-restriction language. "I'll move to continue this matter to April 20, 4PM," a council member said during the meeting; another councilor seconded the motion and the roll call was affirmative.
Council members and staff framed the continuation as necessary to allow time for the applicant and city departments to produce more detailed site and transportation plans. The clerk read the roll: Councilor Benedetti, Councilor Doyle, Councilor Guth and Councilor Rose all voted yes, and the mayor recorded a yes vote as well. Later in the meeting the council moved to adjourn; that motion also passed by unanimous roll call.
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