Notices & Alerts
There is a new Grading and Landscape Permit.
The City will begin enforcing merchandise displayed in the public right-of-way on Monday, June 28th, 2010. Please review the Merchandise Encroachment Permit Application.
The City's stormwater design criteria and engineering submittal requirements have been updated in the Urban Runoff Management Plan (URMP). The updated manual was submitted to Council for first reading on May 24th. Second reading and public hearing will be held in Council Chambers at 5 pm on Monday, June 7th.
For questions pertaining to:
Stormwater or the URMP - please contact April Barker (429-2781).
Eng Submittal Requirements - please call Larry Doble (429-2750).
To view the updated Urban Runoff Management Plan please see the following links. There have been minor changes to the versions uploaded in March. The updated chapters are identified in red.
Cover
Inside Cover
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Policy & Permit Requirements
Chapter 2 - Rainfall
Chapter 3 - Runoff
Chapter 4 - Street Drainage System Design
Chapter 5 - Detention
Chapter 6 - Floodplains
Chapter 7 - Mudflow Analysis
Chapter 8 - Water Quality
Appendix A - Submittal Requirements and Checklists
Appendix B - Equations
Appendix C - Worksheets
1. UD Rational
2. UD Channels
3. UD Inlets
4. UD Culverts
5. UD Detention
Appendix D - Floodplain Documents
Appendix E - Plant List
City of Aspen Engineering Department
The engineering department is responsible for providing City departments, the City Manager and the City Council with engineering and technical support services.
The city’s engineering department has the responsibility to maintain the design and construction standards for the public right-of-ways. This includes sidewalks, curbs, streets, and all right-of-way permitting by the public.
Important areas of the city continue to require sidewalk improvements. While improvements can be complicated with multiple layers of priorities such as historic irrigation ditches and mature trees, creative engineering solutions can accomplish city goals for public safety.
The department also plays an important role in the review of right-of-way impacts from private development. Through the encroachment and right-of-way permit process, the public infrastructure, pedestrian and community interests are protected and construction impacts are mitigated.
Plan Archives Index
FLOOD INFORMATION
For emergency advisories, updates and instructions listen to local radio, tune in to local television and read local newspapers.
Local Spring Runoff Hotline:
429-1800
For additional information available online, please see:
FEMA - Federal Emergency Management Agency
Flood Insurance Information
DOWNTOWN ENHANCEMENT and PEDESTRIAN PLAN (DEP)
Survey results & report
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY MATRIX
Click here for matrix