Appeals rejected on Breckenridge expansion
Aspen, CO Colorado
BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. – The U.S. Forest Service has rejected two appeals over its approval of the Peak 6 expansion at Breckenridge Ski Resort.
The resort’s Peak 6 project would add nearly 550 acres of skiable terrain, two lifts, a restroom facility and warming hut.
Some opponents say cutting trees to make more ski runs could hurt Canada lynx, while some residents have objected because they fear overcrowding in town.
The plan has the support of 45 individuals and environmental groups.
Vail Resorts Inc., which operates the resort, says it expects to have the new terrain ready for the 2013-2014 ski season.
Aspen City Council approves new tenant contract for Wheeler Opera House gallery
Aspen City Council approved a contract with Daniel Joseph (DJ) Watkins during Tuesday’s regular meeting to move forward with his intentions to operate his proposed “Aspen Collective,” which is currently occupied by Mia Valley’s Valley Fine Art.
