Matt Brown is the manager of 834 W. Hallam Associates, which paid $1.4 million in February for the purple Victorian house that was built in 1886 and sits on a 6,600-square-foot corner lot.
Category: Land Use
Posted inLand Use
Housing board moves forward with Habitat house
Habitat hopes to build a three-story, 1,600-square-foot duplex on the property, creating two three-bedroom homes for qualified buyers.
Posted inLand Use
Local BLM parcels to be managed under sprawling new resource plan
The plan addresses three popular local BLM parcels: the Crown, Thompson Creek and Red Hill.
Posted inLand Use, Skiing
SkiCo working to boost cell phone coverage at ski areas
SkiCo hears from customers, loud and clear, that they want better voice and data connectivity on the hill
Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County
Pitkin County landfill explored as place to grow food
Can the county landfill be a large-scale site for local agriculture?
Posted inLand Use
Officials to fund free bus service in perpetuity
Elected officials decide funding no-fare service should be routine and consistent
Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County
Safety, not events, concern Rio Grande Trail users
Trail users cited the hazards of other trail users as more of a concern than occasional special events on the trail.
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Historic photos of Emma peel back a century
Photos recently discovered from the late 1880s reveal Emma, near Basalt, in a new light.
Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County
STASH pot store gets license to grow retail cannabis
The grow facility is in a 2,400-square-foot barn next to a residence owned by the Garrett family.
Posted inLand Use, Pitkin County
Steering committee chosen for two open-space ranches
Group to develop plans for two mid-valley open space parcels, with an eye toward local farming.
