Aurora councilmembers voted Monday night to delay a vote on establishing a license for businesses that target low-income communities, including liquor and vape stores.
The license, if passed at the next meeting of the City Council in three weeks, would apply to what officials have called “high-risk” businesses.
It is designed to prevent the overconcentration of high-risk businesses that “disproportionately target diverse, lower-income communities,” according to council documents…