 In Aspen a plan was developed to create a secondary and separate "local worker" housing market which was based on local wages and affordability.One standard tool invented to create affordably priced homes for local workers that would stay affordable for future generations was a deed restriction, which in its most simple form states that to qualify for purchasing a home the applicant must live in the community, not own another home in the community, must work essentially full-time and must have lived in the community for a minimum period of time.Also, the owner can only sell the home to someone that meets the same criteria.