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The Committee approved the May 5, 2026 minutes, heard the Mayor’s awards and youth council report, and received public comment including a recall petition and administration concerns. Finance and other standing committees recommended several items be placed on the consent agenda, including funding for a Montgomery Road multi-use path design, $300,000 in special service area funds for the Aurora Downtown District, and liquor license authorizations related to several businesses. The Infrastructure committee recommended contracts for Mastodon Lake dredging and shoreline restoration and provided an informational update on the completed 36” Southeast transmission water main repair. The meeting moved into closed session to discuss audit-related matters and adjourned from closed session with no further public action.
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Council committees recommended approval of several projects and funding items that will likely move forward together unless removed from the consent agenda. Residents can expect design work for a multi-use path, lake dredging and shoreline restoration work, continued downtown special service-area funding, and completed repairs to a major water main to reduce future service problems. Proposed increases in liquor license availability were reviewed, which could allow new or expanded food and drink businesses. The council met in closed session to discuss audit and fraud-risk matters; no public action resulted from that session.
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