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Committee approves final plats for Washington Middle School and Loaves and Fishes subdivision

Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The Building, Zoning and Economic Development Committee approved a final plat for Washington Middle School that consolidates lots and dedicates access/utilities easements, and approved a final plat and vacation for the Loaves and Fishes food pantry site; staff said revisions were minor language or spelling fixes and the uses align with existing improvements.

The committee approved a final plat for the Washington Middle School site at 231 and 233 South Constitution Drive to align lot lines with existing improvements, dedicate cross-access and parking easements, and record a stormwater control easement over detention ponds.

"The site currently [includes] Washington Middle School, athletic fields and courts owned by the Fox Valley Park District, parking lots, and the Aurora Public Library West Branch," Jane Rechner, associate planner, told the committee. She said the final plat consolidates three PINs so property lines match current improvements and noted the plat would include a blanket city easement for utilities and a stormwater control easement.

The committee also approved two companion items (25-1044 and 25-1043) to vacate a parking easement at 580/560 Exchange Court and to approve the final plat for the Loaves and Fishes Subdivision. Planner Steve Bravo said the use is a nonprofit food pantry expanding on site; project-team member Ned Bacon said petitioners were available to answer questions and described the package as a cleanup to consolidate lots and remove an obsolete easement. Motions to approve were moved, seconded and carried without opposition.

The approvals were recorded by the committee and staff indicated the outstanding minor plan revisions (language and spelling) had been corrected in the materials before the committee.