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There is a lot of housing development being planned at the Aspen Airport Business Center, and the city is spending $76k on a traffic consultant to analyze impacts of the city’s new 310-unit Lumberyard complex.

If you are interested in the city of Aspen’s largest affordable housing project in decades, there is an open house on Wednesday to give the public an opportunity to weigh in.

Building affordable housing for more than 300 people at a city of Aspen owned site at the Airport Business Center has officials contemplating gives and takes.

Aspen City Council on Tuesday approved three contracts worth more than $1 million in preparation of the final build out of Burlingame Ranch, a city-developed, deed-restricted subdivision across from Buttermilk Ski Area. The contracts approved during council’s regular meeting are amendments to existing ones that carry forward and add additional services provided by Denver-based 359 Design as the architect for the project. The entire project, with land and historical costs, is budgeted at just ...

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