Aurora, IL

Rules, Administration, and Procedure

Committee of the Whole

City Council

Finance Committee

Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee

The Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee will consider several land-use items, including annexing vacant land on Eola Road, conditional use permits for a hotel and a communication/electric utility facility, a planned development on New York Street, and a preliminary subdivision plat. The committee also will approve minutes from its August 12 meeting and take public comment. No final City Council action occurs at this committee meeting.

• Annexation of vacant land at 5 S. 171 Eola Road
• Conditional use permit for a limited-service hotel at 1350 Corporate Boulevard
• Conditional use permit for an above-ground communication/electric utility at 10 N. Edgelawn Drive
• Conditional use planned development for 818 E. New York Street
• Preliminary plan and plat for Lot 1, Farnsworth Center for Business Subdivision at 1350 Corporate Boulevard

Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee

The Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee will consider a resolution establishing the maximum number of Class C: Specialty Onsite Consumption liquor licenses, related to an application from Foreign Exchange Brewing at 110 Cross St. The committee will also discuss parking and speed studies. No official City Council action occurs at this committee meeting.

• Resolution 26-0485: set max number of Class C specialty onsite consumption liquor licenses (related to JH Foreign Exchange, Inc. dba Foreign Exchange Brewing, 110 Cross St., Ward 4)
• Discussion 26-0511: parking and speed studies
• Approval of minutes from July 28, 2026 meeting

City Council

The Aurora City Council will hold a public hearing on the downtown Special Service Area and consider several major items, including a conditional use planned development for the Kingsley Row subdivision (185 single-family attached homes), a $1.94 million right-of-way maintenance contract, and a $99,708 playground equipment purchase. The agenda also includes routine approvals, budget amendments, and a property sale.

• Conditional use and preliminary plat for Kingsley Row, 185 homes at Ogden Ave and 75th St
• $1,939,123.42 contract to Geneva Construction for 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance
• $99,708 playground equipment purchase for Garfield Park via Omnia contract
• $117,809 design contract to RS&H for Fox River wall repair near downtown canoe chute
• Public hearing on Special Service Area 1 - Aurora Downtown District

Infrastructure and Technology Committee

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee will consider two resolutions: one authorizing a $173,000 engineering services contract with Strand Associates, Inc. for HVAC and building modifications at the CSO Treatment Facility, and another authorizing up to $720,000 for furniture, fixtures, and equipment for new Fire Station 4, Fire Administration Headquarters, and the Emergency Management Agency. The committee will also approve minutes from the August 8, 2026 meeting and hear public comment. No official City Council action occurs at this committee meeting.

• Resolution 26-0377: $173,000 contract with Strand Associates, Inc. for HVAC and building design at CSO Treatment Facility
• Resolution 26-0403: Up to $720,000 for FF&E for Fire Station 4, Fire Administration Headquarters, and Emergency Management Agency
• Approval of minutes from August 8, 2026 committee meeting
• Public comment period

Civilian Review Board

Committee of the Whole

The Aurora Committee of the Whole will review recommendations from four committees, including a major housing development, several contracts, and zoning code changes. The most significant item is a development agreement with M/I Homes of Chicago to build 185 single-family attached homes at the southeast intersection of Ogden Ave and 75th Street, along with related zoning and subdivision approvals. The committee will also consider contracts for playground equipment, a river wall design, and citywide road maintenance, plus several ordinance amendments.

• Development agreement with M/I Homes of Chicago for 185 single-family attached homes at Ogden Ave and 75th Street
• Conditional use planned development and preliminary plat for Kingsley Row Subdivision east of Ogden Ave and 75th Street
• $1,939,123.42 contract to Geneva Construction Company for 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance Project
• $117,809 agreement with RS&H, Inc. to design repair of wall between Fox River and city's canoe chute
• $99,708 purchase of playground equipment for Garfield Park via Omnia Cooperative Contract with Play Illinois, LLC

Rules, Administration, and Procedure

The Rules, Administration, and Procedure Committee will meet to approve minutes from August 3, 2026, and consider two ordinances. One ordinance would amend Chapter 42, Section 22 regarding mailboxes, and another would amend Chapter 8 definitions for amusement devices and poolrooms. The meeting is procedural, with no official City Council action occurring.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 42, Section 22 regarding mailboxes
• Ordinance amending Chapter 8, Article 8-IV definitions for amusement device and poolrooms
• Approval of minutes from August 3, 2026 meeting
• Public comment requires physical presence and prior registration

Finance Committee

The Aurora Finance Committee will consider three items: an ordinance amending the Ward 4 budget for FY 2026, a resolution authorizing an agreement with GoGo Technologies for transportation coordination for the C.A.R.S. program, and a resolution approving revised rules for the city's deferred compensation plans. The committee will also approve minutes from its July 30 meeting and take public comment. No official City Council action occurs at this committee meeting.

• Ordinance 26-0418 amending Ward 4 Budget for Fiscal Year 2026
• Resolution 26-0438 authorizing agreement with GoGo Technologies, Inc. for C.A.R.S. transportation coordination
• Resolution 26-0486 approving revised deferred compensation plan administration rules
• Approval of minutes from July 30, 2026 Finance Committee meeting

Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee

The Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee will consider a development agreement with M/I Homes of Chicago for 185 single-family attached homes at the southeast intersection of Ogden Ave and 75th Street. They will also review an ordinance amending zoning definitions and regulations (information only) and hold items related to the Kingsley Row planned development and subdivision. The meeting includes public comment and a closed session.

• Development agreement with M/I Homes of Chicago for 185 single-family attached homes at southeast intersection of Ogden Ave and 75th St
• Ordinance amending Chapter 49 (definitions, residential district regulations, use categories) - information only
• Held: Conditional use planned development for Kingsley Row, east of Ogden Ave and 75th St, with R-4A and OS-1 zoning
• Held: Preliminary plan and plat for Kingsley Row Subdivision on vacant land east of Ogden Ave and 75th St

Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee

This meeting of the Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee has been cancelled. The agenda serves only as notice that a quorum of the City Council may attend, but no official action will occur.

• Meeting cancelled
• Notice of possible quorum attendance

City Council

The Aurora City Council will consider accepting the 2025 Annual Financial Reports and the 2026 Mid-Year Review, along with several consent agenda items including construction contracts, a liquor license cap, and a conditional use permit. The meeting also includes public comment, a mayoral appointment, and a closed session.

• Acceptance of 2025 Annual Financial Reports and 2026 Mid-Year Review
• Contract to Artlip and Sons for $297,430 to replace rooftop units at Police HQ
• Award of $1,527,260 to H. Linden Sons for E Benton St sewer separation
• Rezone 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P Park and Recreational District
• Conditional use permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive

Infrastructure and Technology Committee

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee will consider three resolutions: a $1.9 million contract for the 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance Project, a $117,809 design contract for a Fox River wall repair near the canoe chute, and a $99,708 playground equipment purchase for Garfield Park. The committee also will approve prior meeting minutes and hear public comment.

• $1,939,123.42 contract to Geneva Construction Company for 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance Project
• $117,809 agreement with RS&H, Inc. to design repair of Fox River wall near downtown canoe chute
• $99,708 playground equipment purchase for Garfield Park via Omnia cooperative contract with Play Illinois, LLC

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee recommended approval of three resolutions: a $99,708 playground equipment purchase for Garfield Park, a $117,809 design contract for a Fox River wall repair, and a $1,939,123.42 contract for the 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance Project. All recommendations passed 4-0 and will go to the full City Council.

• Recommended approval of $99,708 playground equipment purchase for Garfield Park (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $117,809 design contract for Fox River wall repair (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $1,939,123.42 contract for 2026 Citywide Right-of-Way Maintenance (4-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole meets to discuss and vote on various proposals, including zoning changes, budget allocations, and contract approvals. The committee will review recommendations from other committees, such as the Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee and the Finance Committee. The meeting will also include public comment and reports from city staff.

• Rezoning of 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P Park and Recreational District
• Conditional Use Permit for Educational services at 2001 Heather Drive
• Contract with HR Green, Inc. for $62,000 for Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue Intersection Improvements
• License Agreement for Outdoor Dining Area at 25 W New York Street
• Grant acceptance of $10,000 for Pack Walk Pilot Program at Aurora Animal Care & Control

The Committee of the Whole reviewed reports from several committees and placed numerous items on the consent agenda for the next City Council meeting. These include a conditional use permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive, a rezoning and parking lot expansion at 134 S. Glenwood Place, a lease with The Riverfront Playhouse, and multiple contracts for construction and engineering services. The committee also finalized a resolution approving a Final Plan Revision for 1433 Prairie Street. No final decisions were made; all items are recommendations to the City Council.

• Approved minutes of the July 21, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting.
• Placed on consent agenda: Conditional Use Permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive.
• Placed on consent agenda: Rezoning of 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P District.
• Placed on consent agenda: Conditional Use Permit for parking lot expansion at Freeman Elementary School.
• Finalized (appealable) Resolution approving Final Plan Revision for 1433 Prairie Street.
• Placed on consent agenda: Lease with The Riverfront Playhouse for 13 S. Water Street.
• Placed on consent agenda: Multiple resolutions for contracts, grants, and appointments.
• Placed on consent agenda: Two workers' compensation settlement motions.

Rules, Administration, and Procedure

Aurora’s Rules, Administration, and Procedure Committee meets to consider ordinances amending definitions for amusement devices and poolrooms, residency requirements for department heads, and residential district regulations. The committee will also vote on appointing a new Planning and Zoning Commission member and a storm damage grant program for Ward 4.

• Amend amusement device and poolroom definitions in Chapter 8
• Update residency requirements for department heads in Chapter 2
• Modify residential district regulations in Chapter 49
• Appoint Shanita Anderson to Planning and Zoning Commission
• Create Ward 4 storm damage grant program up to $1,500 per project

The Rules, Administration, and Procedure Committee recommended approval of an ordinance amending residency requirements for department heads, and recommended approval of zoning ordinance amendments. It also approved a Ward 4 storm damage grant program and recommended Shanita Anderson's appointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission. The amusement device ordinance was held. All votes were 4-0.

• Recommended approval of ordinance amending residency requirements for department heads (4-0)
• Recommended approval of zoning ordinance amendments to Chapter 49 (4-0)
• Recommended approval of appointment of Shanita Anderson to Planning and Zoning Commission (4-0)
• Approved Ward 4 Residential and Business Storm Damage Grant Program with $1,500 max reimbursement (4-0)
• Held ordinance on amusement device and poolroom definitions (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss the 2026 mid-year review and the 2025 annual financial reports. The body is also considering several resolutions regarding property leases, grants, and infrastructure funding.

• Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue intersection improvements funding of $62,000.00
• New one-year lease with The Riverfront Playhouse at 13 S. Water Street
• License agreement for outdoor dining area at 25 W New York Street
• VCA Charities grant of $10,000 for Aurora Animal Care & Control
• ASPCA The Rescue Effect Campaign Grant of $10,000 for Aurora Animal Care & Control

The Finance Committee recommended approval of a one-year lease for The Riverfront Playhouse at 13 S. Water Street, despite one nay vote. It also recommended approval of a $62,000 federal participation agreement for Montgomery Road and Hill Avenue intersection improvements, a license agreement for an outdoor dining area on city property, and two $10,000 grants for animal programs. The committee accepted the 2025 annual financial reports and discussed the 2026 mid-year review.

• Recommended approval of Riverfront Playhouse lease (4-1)
• Recommended approval of $62,000 Montgomery Road/Hill Avenue improvement agreement (5-0)
• Recommended approval of outdoor dining license at 25 W New York Street (5-0)
• Recommended approval of $10,000 VCA Charities grant for Pack Walk Pilot Program (5-0)
• Recommended approval of $10,000 ASPCA grant for Rescue Effect Campaign (5-0)
• Accepted and filed 2025 Annual Financial Reports (5-0)
• Discussed and filed 2026 Mid-Year Review

Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee

The Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee will review multiple ordinances and resolutions, including conditional use permits for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive and a parking lot expansion at Freeman Elementary School. The committee will also discuss rezoning properties and a subdivision plan near Ogden Avenue and 75th Street.

• Conditional Use Permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive
• Rezoning of 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P district
• Conditional Use Permit for parking lot expansion at Freeman Elementary School (134 S. Glenwood Place)
• Final Plan Revision for 1433 Prairie Street (Learning Commons Use)
• Kingsley Row Subdivision plan near Ogden Avenue and 75th Street

The Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee recommended approval of a conditional use permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive, a rezoning of 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P Park and Recreational District, and a conditional use permit for a parking lot expansion at Freeman Elementary School. It also forwarded a final plan revision for 1433 Prairie Street to the Committee of the Whole. Two items related to the Kingsley Row development were held.

• Recommended approval of conditional use permit for educational services at 2001 Heather Drive (4-0)
• Recommended approval of rezoning 134 S. Glenwood Place from R-1 to P Park and Recreational District (4-0)
• Recommended approval of conditional use permit for parking lot expansion at Freeman Elementary School, 134 S. Glenwood Place (4-0)
• Forwarded final plan revision for 1433 Prairie Street (Learning Commons Use) to Committee of the Whole (4-0)
• Held ordinance for Kingsley Row Planned Development (east of Ogden Ave & 75th St)
• Held resolution for Kingsley Row Subdivision preliminary plan and plat

City Council

The City Council will consider several high-cost public safety and infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes appointments to the Youth Council and Convention Visitors Bureau, as well as updates to building regulations.

• Purchase of radio equipment and installation from L3Harris for $2,409,905.06
• Public Safety radio networking equipment from L3Harris for $244,506.45
• Dispatch recording system agreement with Equature for $301,078.90
• Installation of nine dual-port chargers via Blink Network, LLC for $292,027.05
• Amendment to the International Property Maintenance (IPMC) in the Aurora Code of Ordinances

The City Council approved the consent agenda and direct-to-council consent agenda in full, which included resolutions for the sale of surplus property, a $90,296.43 security services purchase, a $226,950 youth programs grant, a $61,713.75 roofing contract, a $301,078.90 dispatch recording system agreement, a $292,027.05 EV charger installation, and a $2,409,905.06 radio equipment purchase. The council also approved two mayoral appointments to the Aurora Youth Council and the Aurora Area Convention Visitors Bureau. The meeting adjourned to closed session to discuss collective bargaining and salary schedules.

• Approved consent agenda and direct-to-council consent agenda in full (11-0).
• Approved appointment of eight members to the Aurora Youth Council (R26-176).
• Approved appointment of five members to the Aurora Area Convention Visitors Bureau (R26-177).
• Approved $2,409,905.06 purchase of radio equipment from L3Harris (R26-187).
• Approved $292,027.05 for nine EV chargers at three city sites (R26-185).
• Approved $301,078.90 three-year dispatch recording system agreement with Equature (R26-184).
• Approved $226,950 youth programs grant from Festival of Lights funds (R26-181).
• Approved bill summary and large bill list (11-0).

Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee

The Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee will consider a resolution to establish the maximum number of Class A liquor licenses for gas stations selling beer and wine only, related to an application from DAJ Aurora, LLC for Supreme Station at 2130 W Galena Blvd. The committee will also approve prior meeting minutes and allow public comment. A closed session is scheduled after the agenda item.

• Approval of minutes from June 23, 2026
• Resolution 26-0410: establishing maximum Class A liquor licenses for gas stations, related to Supreme Station at 2130 W Galena Blvd.
• Public comment period for in-person speakers
• Closed session (not specified)

The Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee voted 5-0 to recommend approval of a resolution establishing the maximum number of Class A liquor licenses for gas stations (beer and wine only), related to an application from DAJ Aurora, LLC d/b/a Supreme Station at 2130 W Galena Blvd. The committee also approved the minutes from the June 23, 2026 meeting. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Recommended approval of resolution 26-0410 establishing max Class A liquor licenses for gas stations (5-0)
• Approved minutes from June 23, 2026 meeting (5-0)

Infrastructure and Technology Committee

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee is reviewing several resolutions to award bids for city maintenance and construction. These items include sewer separation, pavement marking, and facility repairs.

• E Benton St Sewer Separation project award to H. Linden Sons Sewer and Water, Inc. for $1,527,260.00
• HVAC replacement at Police Department TAS Facility from Artlip & Sons, Inc. for $297,430.00 plus a $29,743.00 contingency
• Engineering services for Clearwells #1 and #2 Rehabilitation Project from Engineering Enterprises, Inc. up to $245,363.00
• 2026 Pavement Marking Maintenance Project contract to Precision Pavement Markings, Inc. for $185,443.15
• Exterior Masonry Restoration for The Venue at 21 S. Broadway from Safe-Way Tuckpointing LLP for $108,700.00 plus a $10,870.00 contingency

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee recommended approval of five resolutions, including contracts for HVAC replacement at the police training facility, sewer separation on E Benton St, pavement markings, masonry restoration, and engineering services for water clearwell rehabilitation. All items passed unanimously with 4 ayes and no nays. The committee also approved the previous meeting's minutes and adjourned.

• Approved minutes from July 13, 2026 meeting (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $297,430 HVAC replacement contract with Artlip & Sons, Inc. plus $29,743 contingency (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $1,527,260 E Benton St Sewer Separation project award to H. Linden Sons Sewer and Water, Inc. (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $185,443.15 contract with Precision Pavement Markings, Inc. for 2026 Pavement Marking Maintenance (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $108,700 masonry restoration contract with Safe-Way Tuckpointing LLP plus $10,870 contingency (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $245,363 engineering services contract with Engineering Enterprises, Inc. for Clearwells #1 and #2 Rehabilitation (4-0)

Rules, Administration, and Procedure

The Rules, Administration, and Procedure Committee will meet to review committee minutes and a resolution regarding council appointments. The body is considering the appointment of six individuals to the Aurora Veteran's Advisory Council.

• Resolution 26-0437: Appointment of Lisa Garcia, Robert Dabney, James Reeves, Andre' Marti, Bryan Thomas and Deja Wayne to the Aurora Veteran's Advisory Council
• Approval of minutes from the July 7, 2026 meeting

The Rules, Administration, and Procedure Committee recommended the appointment of six individuals to the Aurora Veteran's Advisory Council. The committee also approved the minutes from the July 7, 2026, meeting.

• Recommended approval of appointments for Lisa Garcia, Robert Dabney, James Reeves, Andre' Marti, Bryan Thomas and Deja Wayne to the Aurora Veteran's Advisory Council (3-0)
• Approved minutes from July 7, 2026 meeting (3-0)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole is reviewing recommendations for several high-cost public safety and infrastructure contracts. The body will also discuss youth council appointments and updates to building maintenance regulations.

• Purchase of radio equipment and services from L3Harris for $2,409,905.06
• Public Safety radio networking equipment from L3Harris for $244,506.45
• Dispatch recording system agreement with Equature for $301,078.90
• Installation of nine dual-port chargers by Blink Network, LLC for $292,027.05
• Ordinance amending the International Property Maintenance (IPMC) adoption

The Committee approved the minutes from the July 7, 2026 meeting. Multiple resolutions regarding city purchasing, grants, and appointments were reviewed and placed on the consent agenda for future action. No other substantive decisions were made during this session.

• Approved July 7, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting minutes (voice vote)

Civilian Review Board

The Civilian Review Board will approve minutes from the May 21, 2026 meeting. The board will also continue a review of Aurora Police Department policies under unfinished business, with the goal of issuing written recommendations. Public comment will be heard.

• 26-0436 Approval of minutes from the May 21, 2026 Civilian Review Board meeting
• 25-0160 Review of Aurora Police Department policies for written recommendations per CRB ordinance

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider multiple resolutions including authorizing the purchase of radio equipment from L3Harris for $2.4 million, installation of nine electric-vehicle chargers for $292,027, and a dispatch recording system for $301,078. Also on the agenda: a $226,950 youth programs grant funded by the Festival of Lights donation, and a $50,000 Youth Climate Action Fund grant. The committee will also vote on a consulting agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants and the sale of surplus property.

• Resolution 26-0427: purchase of radio equipment, installation and support from L3Harris for $2,409,905.06
• Resolution 26-0417: three-year agreement with Equature for dispatch recording system, total $301,078.90
• Resolution 26-0420: purchase order for Blink Network to install nine dual-port chargers at three city-owned locations, $292,027.05
• Resolution 26-0390: utilization of $226,950 donation from Festival of Lights for Youth Programs Enhancement Grant
• Resolution 26-0412: acceptance of Youth Climate Action Fund grant of $50,000 from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

The Finance Committee recommended approval for several city contracts and grants, including significant investments in public safety radio equipment and EV charging infrastructure. The committee also approved the use of donation and grant funds for youth services.

• Recommended approval of $2,409,905.06 for L3Harris radio equipment and installation (3-0)
• Recommended approval of $244,506.45 for L3Harris Public Safety radio networking equipment (3-0)
• Recommended approval of $301,078.90 agreement with Equature for a dispatch recording system (3-0)
• Recommended approval of $292,027.05 for Blink Network, LLC to install nine dual-port chargers (3-0)
• Recommended approval to use $226,950 in Festival of Lights donations for Youth Programs Enhancement Grant (3-0)
• Recommended approval to accept $50,000 Youth Climate Action Fund grant from Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors (3-0)
• Recommended approval of agreement with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for strategic planning (3-0)
• Recommended approval to sell obsolete and surplus property via JJ Kane Auctioneers (3-0)

Building, Zoning, and Economic Development Committee

The meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure projects, including water main replacements and school safety routes. The body is also discussing ordinances regarding campaign contributions and economic interest disclosures.

• Water main replacement at Sans Souci Dr and Cobblestone Dr awarded to Winninger Excavating, Inc. for $1,599,570.00
• Three-year network infrastructure managed services contract with Scientel Solutions, LLC for $2,168,127
• Appropriation of $530,000.00 for Safe Routes to School Project in School Districts 129, 131, and 204
• Phillips Park Irrigation Pump System Replacement awarded to Midwest Well Services, Inc. for $244,000.00
• Annexation of property located at 1160 Jackson Street

The City Council approved a $2.1M network infrastructure renewal and updated ordinances regarding campaign fundraising and economic interest disclosures. Several public works contracts and property annexations were also approved via the consent agenda.

• Approved $2,168,127 network infrastructure contract with Scientel Solutions, LLC (10-0)
• Adopted ordinance on economic interests and campaign-related employment (6-4)
• Adopted ordinance on campaign contributions and fundraising (8-2)
• Awarded $1,599,570 water main replacement project to Winninger Excavating, Inc.
• Approved $244,000 Phillips Park Irrigation Pump System Replacement project
• Approved $103,474.70 well maintenance contract for Well 119
• Approved $530,000 for Safe Routes to School Project in Districts 129, 131, and 204
• Annexed property at 1160 Jackson Street to the City of Aurora

Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee

The scheduled meeting for the Public Health, Safety, and Transportation Committee on July 14, 2026, has been cancelled. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate.

Infrastructure and Technology Committee

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee is meeting to discuss two resolutions regarding city service contracts. These items involve security services and facility maintenance.

• Purchase of one year of security services from Worldcom Exchange, Inc. for $90,296.43
• Contract for River Intake Building Roofing Membrane Replacement Project with Anthony Roofing Tecta America LLC not to exceed $61,713.75

The Infrastructure and Technology Committee recommended two resolutions for approval regarding city security services and facility maintenance. The committee also approved the minutes from the June 22, 2026, meeting.

• Recommended approval of $90,296.43 for security services from Worldcom Exchange, Inc. (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $61,713.75 contract for River Intake Building Roofing Membrane Replacement to Anthony Roofing Tecta America LLC (4-0)
• Approved June 22, 2026 meeting minutes (2-0)

Committee of the Whole

El Comité Plenario está revisando recomendaciones de varios comités municipales sobre proyectos de infraestructura, contratos de proveedores y ordenanzas de zonificación. Los elementos clave incluyen servicios de infraestructura de red y reemplazos de tuberías principales de agua.

• Contrato de Servicios Gestionados de Infraestructura de Red con Scientel Solutions, LLC por $2,168,127
• Contrato de Reemplazo de Tubería Principal de Agua en Sans Souci Dr y Cobblestone Dr por $1,599,570.00
• Contrato de Reemplazo del Sistema de Bomba de Riego de Phillips Park por $244,000.00
• Apropiación de $530,000.00 para el Proyecto de Rutas Seguras a la Escuela en los Distritos Escolares 129, 131 y 204
• Anexión de propiedad ubicada en 1160 Jackson Street

The Committee of the Whole reviewed multiple items, placing most on the consent agenda for final approval. It reached consensus on amendments to two ethics-related ordinances (disclosure of economic interests and campaign contributions), which will be considered as friendly amendments. No final votes were taken on these ordinances; they remain on unfinished business. The committee also approved the minutes of the previous meeting and entered closed session.

• Approved minutes of June 16, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting (voice vote)
• Consensus to accept amendments to ordinance 25-0779 (disclosure of economic interests) as friendly amendments
• Consensus to accept amendments to ordinance 26-0406 (campaign contributions) as friendly amendments, including changing Sec 15-321(a) to 24 months
• Placed multiple resolutions on consent agenda (e.g., $144,100 Safe Routes to School engineering, $2,168,127 network services contract, $1,599,570 water main replacement)
• Finalized P&D Resolution for Lindsay Window & Door Subdivision (Enactment No. PDFNL26-005)
• Entered closed session under OMA sections 2(c)(1), (5), (11), (29)

Rules, Administration, and Procedure

El Comité de Normas, Administración y Procedimiento considerará una ordenanza que enmendará el Capítulo 12 del Código de Ordenanzas de Aurora para actualizar la adopción del Código Internacional de Mantenimiento de Propiedades (IPMC). El comité también tiene previsto votar resoluciones para nombrar miembros al Consejo Juvenil de Aurora y a la Oficina de Visitantes y Convenciones del Área de Aurora. También está en la orden del día la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior.

• Ordenanza para enmendar el Capítulo 12 (Edificios y Reglamentos de Edificación) para enmendar la adopción de la serie I de 2015 del Código Internacional de Mantenimiento de Propiedades (IPMC)
• Resolución para nombrar a Hayden Malloy, Blaze Kimbrough, Andre Jack, Christopher Ruiz, Pragun Aggarwal, Satyanandini Kandukuri, Vihaan Sublibhavi y renombrar a Adwik Panda al Consejo Juvenil de Aurora
• Resolución para nombrar a Tracy J. Duran, John Fusek, Katie Garrett, Gina Moga y renombrar a Gretchen Timm a la Oficina de Visitantes y Convenciones del Área de Aurora
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del comité del 16 de junio de 2026