Ginger Ingram is a resident of the 3rd Ward, is the co-owner of Grandma Bear’s Daycare, and local artist. Natasha Ritsma is a non-resident of Aurora and will serve a second term.

Marc Straits is a resident of the 4th Ward and will be serving a third term.įawn Clarke Peterson is a resident of the 4th Ward and will serve a third term.

Approved was a Resolution reappointing Marc Straits, Fawn Clarke Peterson, and Natasha Ritsma, as well as the appointment of Ginger Ingram to the Public Art Commission.Ĭity government of Aurora documents show the nominations represent three veteran candidates and one new candidate:.

Kevin Martinez is a junior at East Aurora High School. Lillian Feinberg is a junior at Rosary High School and resident of the 5th Ward. Sarah Ramos is a senior at IMSA and resident of the 1st Ward.

Approved was the reappointment of Sarah Ramos and Lillian Feinberg, as well as the appointment of Kevin Martinez to the Aurora Youth Council.

Approved was the mayoral appointment of John Blickem as assistant superintendent of the Water and Sewer Maintenance Department.

The City Council approved the following mayoral appointments: There were five individuals who signed up to use their voices for up to three minutes each: Their comments can be viewed on the city government of Aurora’s YouTube page after the 12 minute mark by clicking here. The original Hollywood Casino Aurora opened in 1993. In addition, the property will feature a full-service spa, high-quality bars and restaurants, and approximately a 10,000 square foot event center.Ĭonstruction is set to begin later this year, and will bring nearly 1,000 construction jobs and 700 permanent jobs. The development will include a modern, best-in-class casino, with approximately 900 slots and 50 live table games (including a baccarat room and a poker room), a Barstool Sportsbook with the ability to be host to popular Barstool personalities and a first-class hotel, with approximately 200 hotel rooms. The property is made up of several parcels consisting of approximately 18.7 acres lying west of Farnsworth Avenue, north of Corporate Boulevard, south of Bilter Road, and east of Church Road.

The Hollywood Casino Aurora will move from its downtown location on the Fox River, closer to the I-88 expressway, across from Chicago Premium Outlets mall.

Recently-elected alderman-at-large John Laesch was the one dissenting vote. The Aurora City Council approved, 10-1, the final plans by PENN Entertainment, at the Tuesday, June 27 City Council meeting, to clear the final step to begin the construction process.

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