The City Council work session included discussions on Elected Officials Transportation Committee (EOTC) preparation, an interior update for the Armory Project, and the third day of budget work sessions covering supplemental requests and fees. Additionally, the council addressed updates regarding community development fees and reviewed questions and comments related to items published in the most recent information update.
Oct 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Aspen City Council Work Session
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The City Council discussed two primary agenda items during the work session. The first topic was a follow-up on municipal election options and public engagement, specifically evaluating moving the general municipal election from March to November and planning community outreach strategies. The second topic was the 2027 capital budget work session, which detailed the five-year capital improvement plan. Discussions included financial planning for major projects such as the Lumberyard affordable housing development, the Armory hall adaptive reuse, water treatment facility improvements, various infrastructure projects, and vehicle fleet replacements.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of the City of Aspen Regular Meeting
The council agenda included the adoption of the Aspen Sustainability Action Plan via Resolution #100, Series of 2026. Other key items included the consideration of a Certificate of Appropriateness for a major development plan at 880 Meadows Road, the first reading of an ordinance to amend the City's Home Rule Charter regarding general election timing, and an appointment recommendation for the APCHA. The meeting also provided for an executive session to discuss real estate, legal advice, and negotiation strategy.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Aspen City Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed concerns from community members regarding noise impacts of a proposed performance deck at Connor Park. Reports were provided on the Cemetery Lane pedestrian improvement project and various board activities. The council reviewed and advanced two ordinances regarding the timing of city elections and the potential implementation of a runoff election. Additionally, public hearings were conducted for code updates related to debris diversion and the establishment of term limits for the Wheeler Advisory Board and Kids First Advisory Board. Finally, the council approved a request for a demolition allotment for a property at 82 Northway Drive.