Aurora extended a development moratorium in place since 2020

A rendering of one of the homes being built at Renaissance Park at Geauga Lake. Image via Pulte Homes

Aurora extended a development moratorium in place since 2020

- Wendy DiAlesandro

Aurora City Council has extended a moratorium on new development projects in the city, pending multiple zoning and infrastructure studies.

The stoppage, first implemented in October 2020, now extends to July 1 and applies to all plans, applications and permits for new residential subdivisions, development plans, projects, zoning amendments and conditional zoning certificates.

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