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The city of Aspen is embarking on modernizing its non-discrimination ordinance, which is considered one of the most progressive of its time and has served this community well for the past 47 years. Adopted in 1977, the ordinance was cutting edge and was the state&rsquo;s first anti-gay discrimination law, followed by Boulder in 1987 and Denver in 1991. Based on this instrumental ordinance, the city was one of the successful plaintiffs in Romer v. Evans, 517 U.S. 620, 116 S.Ct.1620 (1996), which overturned the Colorado state constitutional amendment that was passed by the voters. This amendment would have permitted discrimination based on affectional and sexual orientation.  The current ordinance prohibits discriminatory practices related to employment, housing, and public services and accommodations. Ordinance No. 60 describes discrimination or to discriminate as meaning, without limitation, &ldquo;any act which because of race, color, creed, religion, ancestry, national origin, sex, age, marital status, physical handicaps, affectional or sexual orientation, family responsibility, or political affiliation, results in the unequal treatment or separation of any person or denies, prevents, limits or otherwise adversely affects, the benefit or enjoyment by any person of employment, ownership or occupancy of real property or public services or accommodations.&rdquo;  The city has been working for over a year towards modernizing the groundbreaking ordinance from 1977.  A few general themes related to the recent updates made to the ordinance include but are not limited to the expansion of protected classes, refreshing language to be increasingly inclusive throughout, and the expansion of the element of proof of discrimination based on updated legislation. The Aspen Police Department and the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority were included in gathering feedback for the ordinance as internal stakeholders. The proposed revised ordinance also was reviewed by two diversity, equity and inclusion consultants. Aspen City Council is scheduled to discuss the proposed ordinance on Aug. 12, 2024. The city is seeking feedback on the ordinance language to provide the community with an opportunity to lend their voice on such matters.  On this page under &quot;documents&quot; on the right side you can review the current ordinance and the new draft ordinance. If you have any questions, concerns or general feedback, please share them below in the guestbook feature.<hr><div class="GZLNSSugkhjkmEMQy77Z"><div class="YommMxopETPCP_wzxPxE ssRpbjjWDgaoRs3GtGTA">In espa&ntilde;ol:</div></div><div class="yVEBrFtF5G2MtP0lUVBk"><section data-type="american-dictionary-entries-module"><div class="adM0BEl1UL_AaQOMMu8E" id="dictionary-entry-1"><div class="YommMxopETPCP_wzxPxE"><section class="RU3P4mEiPC1uju7Hv6Yw" data-type="dictionary-headword-module"><div class="bZjAAKVoBi7vttR0xUts"> </div></section></div></div></section></div>La ciudad de Aspen est&aacute; embarc&aacute;ndose en la modernizaci&oacute;n de su ordenanza antidiscriminatoria, considerada una de las m&aacute;s progresistas de su tiempo y que ha servido bien a esta comunidad durante los &uacute;ltimos 47 a&ntilde;os.Adoptada en 1977, esta ordenanza fue vanguardista y represent&oacute; la primera ley contra la discriminaci&oacute;n por orientaci&oacute;n sexual en el estado, seguida por Boulder en 1987 y Denver en 1991. Bas&aacute;ndose en esta ordenanza fundamental, la ciudad fue una de las demandantes exitosas en el caso Romer v. Evans, 517 U.S. 620, 116 S.Ct.1620 (1996), lo cual anul&oacute; la enmienda constitucional estatal de Colorado aprobada por los votantes. Esta enmienda habr&iacute;a permitido la discriminaci&oacute;n basada en la orientaci&oacute;n afectiva y sexual.La ordenanza actual proh&iacute;be pr&aacute;cticas discriminatorias relacionadas con el empleo, la vivienda y los servicios p&uacute;blicos y de alojamientos. La Ordenanza No. 60 define la discriminaci&oacute;n o el discriminar como cualquier acto que, debido a raza, color, credo, religi&oacute;n, ascendencia, origen nacional, sexo, edad, estado civil, discapacidad f&iacute;sica, orientaci&oacute;n afectiva o sexual, responsabilidad familiar o afiliaci&oacute;n pol&iacute;tica, resulte en un trato desigual o la separaci&oacute;n de cualquier persona, o que niegue, impida, limite o afecte adversamente el beneficio o disfrute de empleo, propiedad u ocupaci&oacute;n de bienes ra&iacute;ces, servicios p&uacute;blicos o alojamientos.La ciudad ha estado trabajando durante m&aacute;s de un a&ntilde;o en la modernizaci&oacute;n de esta ordenanza pionera desde 1977. Algunos temas generales relacionados con las actualizaciones recientes incluyen, entre otros, la expansi&oacute;n de las clases protegidas, la actualizaci&oacute;n del lenguaje para ser cada vez m&aacute;s inclusivo y la ampliaci&oacute;n del elemento de prueba de discriminaci&oacute;n basado en legislaci&oacute;n actualizada.El Departamento de Polic&iacute;a de Aspen y la Autoridad de Vivienda del Condado de Aspen-Pitkin participaron como partes interesadas internas en la recopilaci&oacute;n de comentarios para la ordenanza. El proyecto de ordenanza revisado tambi&eacute;n fue evaluado por dos consultores de diversidad, equidad e inclusi&oacute;n.El Concilio Municipal de Aspen tiene programado discutir la ordenanza propuesta el 12 de agosto de 2024. La ciudad est&aacute; buscando comentarios sobre el lenguaje de la ordenanza para brindar a la comunidad la oportunidad de expresar su opini&oacute;n sobre estos asuntos.En esta p&aacute;gina puede revisar la ordenanza actual y el nuevo borrador de la ordenanza. Si tiene preguntas, preocupaciones o comentarios generales, favor de compartirlos a continuaci&oacute;n.

City of Aspen non-discrimination ordinance 2024

Help Shape the Future of Aspen&rsquo;s RoadsThe city of Aspen has launched a comprehensive study of the Highway 82/West Aspen transportation corridor to improve safety, traffic flow, and multi-modal transportation. This study will assess the stretch between the Aspen Pitkin County Airport slip lane and downtown Aspen, ensuring a smarter, safer, and more efficient travel experience for commuters, visitors, and residents. Why This Study MattersHighway 82 is a vital link between Aspen and surrounding communities. With increasing traffic, safety concerns, and environmental impacts, the city is working with Jacobs Engineering to identify needs for the transportation corridor. This study will help develop a framework for a new Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), ensuring that future improvements align with federal and state guidelines. We Need Your Input!Public feedback is essential in shaping the purpose and need statement that will guide decision-making. If you drive, bike, or commute along Highway 82, your insights on: <ul><li>Traffic flow and congestion</li><li>Public transportation</li><li>Safety improvements</li><li>Wildlife and environmental considerations</li></ul>&hellip;can help influence the future of this important corridor. How to ParticipateUse our interactive WebMap and questionnaire &ndash; Pinpoint areas of concern, suggest improvements, and share your thoughts on transportation challenges and priorities. Your feedback will help define key transportation needs and potential improvements, including the Castle Creek Bridge and the alignment of Highway 82. To participate in the interactive WepMap and questionnaire, please visit the &quot;Important Links&quot; tab to the right-hand side of this page. Stay Informed &amp; Get InvolvedFor more details, <a href="//visit castlecreekbridge.com">visit castlecreekbridge.com</a> <hr> D&eacute; forma al futuro de los caminos de AspenLa ciudad de Aspen ha iniciado un estudio integral del corredor de transporte de la autopista 82/West Aspen con el objetivo de mejorar la seguridad, el flujo vehicular y el transporte multimodal. Este estudio evaluar&aacute; el tramo comprendido entre la v&iacute;a de acceso del Aeropuerto del Condado de Aspen Pitkin y el centro de Aspen, garantizando una experiencia de viaje m&aacute;s segura, eficiente e inteligente para residentes, visitantes y trabajadores. &iquest;Por qu&eacute; es importante este estudio?La autopista 82 es un enlace fundamental entre Aspen y las comunidades circundantes. Ante el incremento del tr&aacute;fico, las preocupaciones de seguridad y los impactos ambientales, la ciudad est&aacute; colaborando con Jacobs Engineering para identificar las necesidades del corredor de transporte. Este estudio servir&aacute; de base para desarrollar un nuevo Estudio de Impacto Ambiental (EIS) bajo la Ley Nacional de Pol&iacute;tica Ambiental (NEPA), asegurando que las futuras mejoras cumplan con las normativas federales y estatales. &iexcl;Su opini&oacute;n es clave!La participaci&oacute;n p&uacute;blica es fundamental para definir la declaraci&oacute;n de prop&oacute;sito y necesidad, la cual guiar&aacute; la toma de decisiones. Si conduce, usa bicicleta o se traslada por la autopista 82, sus aportes sobre:&middot; Flujo vehicular y congesti&oacute;n&middot; Transporte p&uacute;blico&middot; Mejoras en seguridad&middot; Consideraciones ambientales y de vida silvestre... pueden influir en el futuro de este importante corredor. &iquest;C&oacute;mo participar?Utilice nuestro WebMap interactivo y cuestionario para se&ntilde;alar &aacute;reas de preocupaci&oacute;n, sugerir mejoras y compartir sus comentarios sobre los desaf&iacute;os y prioridades del transporte.Su retroalimentaci&oacute;n ayudar&aacute; a definir necesidades clave y posibles mejoras en la infraestructura, incluyendo el Puente de Castle Creek y la alineaci&oacute;n de la autopista 82. Para participar en el WepMap interactivo y el cuestionario, visite la pesta&ntilde;a &quot;Enlaces importantes&quot; en el lado derecho de esta p&aacute;gina. Mant&eacute;ngase informado y participePara m&aacute;s detalles, visite: <a href="https://www.aspen.gov/1424/13892/Castle-Creek-Bridge">castlecreekbridge.com</a>

Highway 82 / West Aspen Transportation Needs Study

<img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/f66dfd57d98f2846de9b3eddffaf9726018e907b/original/1720820100/31499767a6b9ebd22aeeec4b9a96b8e7_Strategic_Plan_Survey_Graphics.jpg?1720820100" style="width: 539px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib">Please take our survey below under &quot;tools&quot; to help us chart the course!

Parks Strategic Plan

Help make Aspen safer for pedestrians, cyclists and motoristsOur engineering department is working on a roadmap, known as a safety action plan, to help staff and the public understand Aspen&rsquo;s unique safety challenges, plus recommendations to make the community&rsquo;s roads safer. Please take 2-minutes to fill out this short survey to share your perspective on safety with the team. Ayude a que Aspen sea m&aacute;s seguro para peatones, ciclistas y automovilistasNuestro departamento de ingenier&iacute;a est&aacute; trabajando en una hoja de ruta, conocida como plan de acci&oacute;n de seguridad, para ayudar al personal y al p&uacute;blico a comprender los desaf&iacute;os de seguridad &uacute;nicos de Aspen, adem&aacute;s de recomendaciones para hacer que las carreteras de la comunidad sean m&aacute;s seguras. T&oacute;mese 2 minutos para completar esta breve encuesta y compartir su perspectiva sobre la seguridad con el equipo. Take our survey!This survey is available in both English and Spanish below.<a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAZIA5iN3YvtYqBMs6bKG9TWsyxyoMNC2wtgu_kyC1nu1j6A/viewform">City of Aspen Safety Action Plan Survey (google.com)</a> <a href="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScH9NnSclJ-EMl9bMAE2ePYNmPbdB_0ZN4R2tSCOVb7E8uWvA/viewform">Encuesta sobre el Plan de Acci&oacute;n de Seguridad de la Ciudad de Aspen (google.com)</a> Accident Report MapBelow you will find a map showing all of the police report data for accidents in the downtown core area.<img src="https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/ehq-production-us-california/33d2a66605547390e7dcce1459472f7b81814b08/original/1718729111/56abfaa64b839a7c360f72bdb540f4a4_Safety_Action_Plan_Map.png?1718729111" style="width: 965px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib">

Aspen's Safety Action Plan

Project Overview:The City of Aspen is proposing to amend its Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) license for the Ruedi hydroelectric project to install a second turbine and generator within the existing powerhouse located at Ruedi dam. The purpose of the second turbine and equipment improvements is to restore the project to achieve the approved 5 MW of power generation on a more regular basis.Project Background:<div class="OutlineElement Ltr SCXW67259690 BCX0">Aspen&rsquo;s existing FERC license authorizes Aspen to generate 5 MW of hydroelectric energy whenever the Bureau of Reclamation releases water from Ruedi Reservoir to the Fryingpan River. The Bureau of Reclamation releases water to the river at higher flow levels than it had in the past to provide fish flows downstream. These flow levels are different than what the existing turbine and generator were designed for, and Aspen is less frequently able to produce the authorized capacity of 5 MW. </div><div class="OutlineElement Ltr SCXW67259690 BCX0">The new turbine and generator will operate at flow rates outside the range of the existing equipment, allowing the combined facilities to generate the 5 MW of hydroelectric energy. These proposed modifications will entail a small expansion to the existing powerhouse; installation of new electrical equipment; and the addition of a second tailrace (in the same location as the existing tailrace) to release water back to the river from the second generator when it is operating. Prior to seeking FERC&rsquo;s authorization for these modifications, Aspen is soliciting stakeholder comments on its draft FERC license amendment application.Public Information is Available:The document can be found on this website under the &quot;Documents&quot; tab to the right. The 60-day comment period will begin on July 2, 2024, and end on August 31, 2024. Public comments can be submitted by emailing <a data-fr-linked="true" href="mailto:ruedi@aspen.gov">ruedi@aspen.gov</a> or mailed to:Justin Forman500 Doolittle DriveAspen, CO 81611</div>

Ruedi Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Amendment

Marolt / Thomas Skill Trails Survey