City Of Aspen May Subsidize Valet Parking On Its “restaurant Row” To Bolster Business

City officials have realized that dealing with the Aspen business community has to be a two-way street. As such, the city’s parking director is hoping the local government can support business owners on “restaurant row” by subsidizing valet parking for restaurant-goers. The idea comes after city officials were lambasted earlier this month by about 60 business owners and representatives over the city’s experimental plan to take away 15 parking spaces on the 300 block of East Hopkins Avenue — to make way for dedicated bike lanes and a one-way street. Related Articles Colorado Springs weighs paid parking solution to help manage Garden of the Gods summer crowding Saudi women take the wheel, test-driving a new freedom Plans taking shape for redevelopment around Elitch Gardens, but park not going anywhere soon, owner says Two Colorado lawmakers reveal they have been wearing bulletproof vests to Capitol in wake of sexual harassment scandal Colorado is No.