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City of Aurora Email Updates

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Spring Aurora Borealis Now Available

The Spring 2009 edition of the City of Aurora’s Aurora Borealis newsletter has arrived and can be downloaded from the link provided below or from the Public Information section of the City’s website.

Spring 2009 Aurora Borealis

Proposed Second Amended Downtown Redevelopment Plan and Project

The document below outlines a proposed, amended plan for redevelopment in Aurora Tax Increment Financing District #1 with the expected extension of the life of this existing district from 23 to 35 years.

Proposed Second Amended Downtown Redevelopment Plan

Road Closures/Construction Updates

State of the City Address

Mayor Tom Weisner delivered his 2009 State of the City Address on April 30, 2009 in the Paramount Theatre.

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Railway quiet zones in place on EJ&E and BNSF

The quiet zone on the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern (EJ&E) rail line through Aurora went into effect on Feb. 2, 2009. The Burlington Northern Santa Fe quiet zone went into effect on Feb. 18.

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Foreclosure Prevention Information

Residential foreclosures are at a historic high level throughout the United States. The City of Aurora is no different, as many property owners in neighborhoods throughout the City face the real potential of losing their homes.

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