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DENVER (KDVR) — A proposed camping ban in Aurora is inching closer to becoming law.
Monday evening, the proposal narrowly passed, with Mayor Mike Coffman as the tie-breaker.
Under the proposed ban, city workers must give three days’ notice to those living in encampments before shutting down a camp.
Monday, Councilmember Crystal Murillo brought forth an amendment, directing the city to draft a storage policy for belongings removed from urban camps.
Due to the added amendment, a third vote is still needed before the proposal could become law.
