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Aurora seeks public input on gas station spacing, other requirements
1+ week, 5+ day ago (98+ words) Aurora officials are asking for public input on a series of regulations for gas stations, including spacing and charging station requirements. Members of the public have until Oct. 31 to take the city’s survey, which is available on the Engage Aurora…...
Aurora seeks input on ballot measures that raise taxes
1+ week, 5+ day ago (348+ words) Aurorans can give input starting Tuesday on three ballot measures proposing to raise taxes. Aurora City Councilmembers voted unanimously in June to send three sales tax increases to the November ballot. If voters approve the measures, they would raise the…...
Aurora City Council considers stricter food truck regulations
2+ week, 4+ day ago (507+ words) The Aurora City Council is considering passing laws to limit the number of food trucks on properties in the city and how and when they operate. Councilmember Angela Lawson, who sponsored the ordinance, said she understands the importance of food…...
Aurora council considers stricter food truck regulations
2+ week, 4+ day ago (507+ words) Aurora lawmakers are considering passing laws to limit the number of food trucks on properties in the city and how and when they operate. Councilmember Angela Lawson, who sponsored the ordinance, said she understands the importance of food trucks but…...
Aurora council moves forward with data center regulations
2+ week, 4+ day ago (234+ words) Aurora City Council members approved moving forward with two new regulations on data centers and directed staff to come back at the next study session with others. At a council meeting in early August, council members directed city management to…...
Aurora City Council delays vote on permit for ‘high-risk’ businesses
2+ week, 5+ day ago (292+ words) Aurora councilmembers voted Monday night to delay a vote on establishing a license for businesses that target low-income communities, including liquor and vape stores. The license, if passed at the next meeting of the City Council in three weeks, would…...
Aurora lawmakers to discuss first of new data center regulations
3+ week, 17+ hour ago (315+ words) Aurora’s lawmakers will discuss the specifics of data center regulations Monday night, specifically focusing on an evaporative cooling ban and zoning changes. At the last council meeting, council members approved a resolution directing city management to update data center development…...
Denver to form data-center regulation group ahead of 2027 moratorium deadline
3+ week, 3+ day ago (164+ words) As Denver evaluates how to regulate data-center development, the city is launching a website and forming a resident-expert panel to guide the process. Denver currently has a moratorium on new data center construction through May 2027. The working group and website,…...
Aurora City Council moves to regulate data centers
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (362+ words) The Aurora City Council approved a process to create regulations for data centers late Monday night, ruling that the city manager has 35 days to develop and propose those regulations. Councilmembers approved a resolution directing City Manager Jason Batchelor to bring…...
Aurora City Council consider socioeconomic impact permits for ‘high-risk’ businesses
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (314+ words) The Aurora City Council moved forward with the creation of a socioeconomic impact business permit intended to space out high-risk businesses. Councilmembers unanimously approved sending the permit question to a future regular meeting, where it would go to an official…...