The Aurora City Council approved an urban camping ban in a tie vote Monday night, with Mayor Michael Coffman’s “yes” vote serving as the tiebreaker. The ordinance moves to a final vote in two weeks
Council members approved the ordinance targeting outdoor encampments in a tie vote Monday night, with Mayor Michael Coffman’s “yes” vote serving as the tiebreaker.
Coffman’s proposed camping ban failed during a vote last year, with city council members split down the middle in a 5-5 vote. This second go-around moves to a final vote in two weeks and will take effect 30 days after that. Coffman reiterated during Monday's meeting that his ordinance"does not criminalize homelessness,” because there would be no fines or penalties for anyone who is at an encampment as long as they leave when ordered to do so.
The ordinance also required the city to provide people staying at encampments an alternative location to stay, as well as requiring a 72-hour notice before sweeping an encampment.
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