The Aurora Village Board will hold a public hearing and its regularly scheduled meeting for February on Wednesday at 6 p.m. The agenda includes a public hearing on recommendations from the Community Preservation Panel regarding local landmark designations, as well as discussions on zoning law amendments and a request from the Aurora Farmers Market.
The meeting will begin with the public hearing, where residents can provide input on the CPP’s recommendations. After the hearing, the board will proceed with its regular meeting, including the approval of minutes, visitor recognition, and reports from village officials.
Among the key issues on the agenda is a proposal to adopt a resolution related to Zoning Law Section 700. While details of the resolution are not specified in the agenda, zoning law changes can have significant implications for land use and development within the village.
The board will also consider a request from the Aurora Farmers Market, though the agenda does not outline specifics. Farmers markets often require approvals related to location, operations, and vendor regulations.
Another notable item under new business is the introduction of CPP landmark recommendations and the scheduling of a public hearing for a potential local law. This suggests that formal changes to historic preservation rules could be on the horizon.
In addition to new business, the board will revisit an old issue—boiler quotes for the Firehouse. This indicates an ongoing discussion about infrastructure improvements.
As with all village board meetings, the agenda is subject to change. Items may be added or adjusted based on immediate concerns or developments.
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