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RESOLUTION APPROVING CODE COMMITTEE OM TOWN OF AURORA 575 Oakwood Avenue East Aurora, New York 14052 WHEREAS, a code committee has been in place in the Town of Aurora since 2009, meeting to address code changes as needed. WHEREAS the code committee presently consists of the Code Enforcement Officer, Assistant Code Enforcement Office, two members representing the Planning and Conservation Board, two members representing the Zoning Board of Appeals, and Two representatives from the Town Board. WHEREAS the Town of Aurora has adopted the 2025 Comprehensive Plan, the code committee now meets twice each month. WHEREAS the code committee is the first step in making changes to our code. The suggested changes are presented in draft form to the Town Board who ask the Planning and Conservation Board for their comments and review. If the Planning and Conservation Board feel it’s necessary, a public hearing may be scheduled. WHEREAS the draft is then sent to the Town Board, at which time changes and/or modifications are made and the Town Attorney prepares a Local Law. WHEREAS a public hearing is then set for public input. After the public hearing, a State Environmental Quality Review is completed, and a resolution is drawn up. The Local Law is then adopted or denied in a public meeting. NOW, THEREFOR BE IT RESOLVED the code committee currently anticipates the need to meet twice each month for a period of time and then anticipates meeting monthly during the Comprehensive Plan code updates. RESOLVED the code committee will consist of the Code Enforcement Officer, Assistant Code Enforcement Office, two members representing the Planning and Conservation Board, two members representing the Zoning Board of Appeals, and two representatives from the Town Board. RESOLVED the code committee will meet bi-yearly, at a minimum, and from time to time may schedule additional meetings to be published in the local paper and on the Town’s website.