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Far east Aurora residents push back against new gas station and convenience store plan
Residents of Aurora's Harmony neighborhood oppose a proposed gas station and convenience store, citing concerns over crime, environmental impact, and lack of needed amenities like grocery stores. The project, approved by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission, faces a new public hearing after a petition with nearly 800 signatures prompted city leaders to call up the site plans for reconsideration.
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