ASPEN — — On Monday, Aspen City Council members resumed their discussion of a planned public-private redevelopment of two lots in east Aspen’s Sunny Park Subdivision for three buildings that would contain 17 affordable-housing units and 14 free-market residential units, along with subgrade parking.
The properties are located at 404 Park Ave. and 414 Park Circle. The Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority, which is seeking to add residential units to its affordable-housing inventory, is a partner in the project, which is known as Aspenwalk.
The council last reviewed the project on Oct. 24. Since then, two things have occurred: Pitkin County District Court appointed Denver-based Cordes & Co. as the receiver for the assets of the bankrupt owner, PFG Aspenwalk; and the receiver hired Cottle Carr Yaw Architects to address architectural concerns from the council and the property’s neighbors.
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