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Special Meeting Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission April 13, 1976
Meeting was called to order by Chairman Chic Collins at 5:20 p.m. with members
John Schuhmacher, Roger Hunt, and Allison Downing present. Pat Dobie was
excused. Also present was City/County Planner Bill Kane and John Stanford
from the Planning Department.
Approval of riinutes Hunt moved to approve the minutes of the April 6, 1976
meeting with the following corrections: page one, para-
graph 2, fifth line "Hunt should be "hunt's---; page
one paragraph 2, sixth line should be "method"; page
three, paragraph three, line three should be "distri-
bution"; page four, paragraph four, the beginning of
the paragraph should read--Collins suggested having a
Special Meeting for the Dlall to discuss a resolution in
support of the mall. The motion to approve the minutes
was seconded by Schuhmacher. All in favor, motion
carried.
Consider Resolution Collins mentioned that at the last meeting it was suggested
drafted in support to have the Planning and Zoning Commission draft a
of the mall resolution in support of the mall. Discussion was held
~•F~~L~~a=---as what rnembers felt should be added in the
resolution.
Schuhmacher liked the malls but questioned what will be
done with the parking problem with the cars. Downing
suggested making the development of the Rio Grande site
and the development of an effective transportation syste~u work,
so the cars can be taken care of, and the people can be
transported from the Rio Grande site on a regular basis.
Iunt suggested having the shuttle go through the mall and
not just the periphery of the mall. Convenience is not
being considered and instead the cars are being pushed
out further from the core area.
Collins felt the main problems that keep coming up are
the parking and the transit system. Collins asked if
the Planning Office could draft a resolution, having
the general tone in support of the mall extension and
h~a.~"at the same t mi e certain conditions and certa n reser-
vations ar-e looked ea--i'rit~erms of parking "ana~ transit.
Stanford questioned if the Planning and Zoning would
like to also add in the resolution that the parking
and the Transit system are being considered as priority
work items for tl~e Planning and Zoning commission.
Collins entertained a motion to Have the Planning Office
draft a resolution which is substantia'ily in support
of the mall expansion with certain reservations.
Because eventauily the par];ing problem and the transit
system is going to have to work.
Kane r.-Eentioned the alternatives that can happen with the
mall. The planters can be removed and the cars can go
back in the streets; they can be left the way the are~~
or they can be improved. However, there are few pro-
peer~~s-to leave the malls the way they are.
Another concern of the commission was to let transit
vehicles into the malls and to have some type of delivery
vehicle in the mall. I:ane mentioned the present
ordinance prohibiting any vehicles in the mall would
have to be re-drafted~+, and the planning department would
suggest to have it re-drafted.
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