Sign double-standard?
As a frequent traveler to Aspen, I am appalled at the bureaucratic elite bullies of Aspen who violate their own rules. You don’t let the less powerful business owners and civilians have any sandwich boards or signs, yet the city can violate. It appears that this is a typical function of city government, not enforcing your own rules upon the city, but everyone else.
Jean Becker-Wold
Urbandale, Iowa
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