ASPEN —The revised South Aspen Street lodge and townhome proposal is long on free-market components and short on hotel rooms, some council members said during Monday’s regular meeting.
In addition, some Juan Street neighbors expressed disdain for the latest plans, saying that a planned wall would be an out-of-character and divisive presence on the southwestern edge of downtown. They also said they hadn’t been included in the project team’s latest outreach efforts to discuss details, but a representative of the developer said that was because planners have been working long hours trying to develop a proposal that would stand up to council and community scrutiny.
Monday’s discussion was a conceptual review of the project. No decision was reached, but council members provided some input to developer ASV Aspen Street Owners LLC, represented by David Parker, of Bald Mountain Development. The talks will continue at the council’s next scheduled regular meeting Nov. 12
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