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Council adopts conditional use for Galena Hotel at 116 West Galena Boulevard; one alderman recused
Summary
An ordinance approving a conditional use plan and the Galena Hotel plan at 116 West Galena Boulevard was adopted Jan. 28. Alderman Warman recused and exited chambers for the discussion; the ordinance passed 10-1.
The Aurora City Council adopted an ordinance Jan. 28 establishing a conditional use planned development and approving the Galena Hotel plan for property at 116 West Galena Boulevard.
Alderman Patty Smith moved the ordinance; Alderman Franco seconded. Alderman Warman announced a conflict of interest and left the council chambers before discussion and vote. The council proceeded; no public questions were recorded during the item. The roll-call vote recorded 10 yes and 1 no (Alderman Lesh). The council published that the record reflect Alderman Warman had exited chambers for the item and later returned after it was disposed.
Why it matters: The ordinance approves a conditional-use plan for a specific development at a downtown Aurora address and advances the project's land-use approval.
The ordinance was adopted by roll call following the council's standard procedure for recusals; no further conditions or amendments were recorded on the floor during the meeting.
