Aldermen approved a total $827,094 incentive to St. Charles-based Frontier Development, LLC, in partnership with a restaurant group owned by Chris and Megan Curren, for the restaurant in the 3,200-…
The Aurora City Council on Tuesday night approved a redevelopment agreement to bring a new Italian restaurant to downtown.
Laesch’s amendment was to force the restaurant to pay a minimum of $17.40 an hour for all employees, and to maintain a standard health insurance plan. Ald. Edward Bugg, 9th Ward, seconded the amendment, saying it was good to have a discussion about the issue, although he eventually voted against the amendment, which failed in an 11-1 vote, and voted for the overall agreement.
Woerman, a restaurant owner and operator, said it would hurt any restaurant to “dabble in their day to day” operations.
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