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Myrin says changes coming from moratorium

Aspen Public Radio
Published October 18, 2016 at 4:58 AM MDT
Barbara Platts
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Aspen Public Radio News

Aspen councilman Bert Myrin was elected into office on an anti-development platform. Now, with several months left before the end of a development moratorium, he speaks with Alycin Bektesh on the future of building in Aspen. The first public hearing on the changes is scheduled for October 24th.
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