Village Shuttle Switches to Spring Schedule The Village Shuttle spring service schedules began on Monday, April 17. Many of the fixed routes and schedules will become on-demand only. The spring schedule can be found online at villageshuttle.com/305/Spring-Fall-Off-Season-Schedules..
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A proposed workforce housing project at the Snowmass Water and Sanitation District could turn a decommissioned facility into several apartments for district employee use.
In the eyes of project architect Scot Broughton, the idea isn’t far off from the “Ships to Reefs” program that turns old ships into hubs of underwater marine life.
“I always think of this thing as like a Naval decommissioning of a ship,” Broughton said during a joint interview with District Manager Kit Hamby at the district offices Friday. “They do that and they sink it for housing for marine wildlife and reefs and stuff like that. Different scale here, but this is basically where we’re going to decommission for housing. It’s just sort of a different occupancy group.”
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Town council spent the bulk of a three-hour regular meeting Jan. 4 reviewing a Deerbrook Townhomes sketch plan but development wasn’t the only item on the agenda at the first meeting of 2021.
After a COVID-19 update from Pitkin County Board of Health Chair (and former Snowmass mayor) Markey Butler, council also appointed a municipal judge and approved a hydroelectric power facility Jan. 4.
H. Lawson Wills reappointed as town’s municipal judge
H. Lawson Wills will continue to serve the Snowmass Village community as a municipal judge through the end of 2022; Town Council unanimously voted for his reappointment at a Jan. 4 meeting.