Big changes to proposed development near downtown Basalt leaves council members lukewarm

Updates to a development application on a downtown Basalt parcel include a greater share of deed-restricted units and the elimination of glamping pads, but Town Council still has reservations.  Partners from the 431 Emma Road...

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