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Summit County Council ponders Browns Canyon development plans

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Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong recaps Wednesday's meeting, including an Ivory Homes proposal for a new zone in Browns Canyon and plans for recreating on the 910 Cattle Ranch. Armstrong expresses concerns about Ivory's development plan that would prioritize nighly rentals over affordable housing.

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