Emergency Demolition 2480-84 N Milwaukee Ave

Published on May 2, 2008.

ˇ Northwest Regional Center, 3160 N. Milwaukee, 10 a.m.

Published on April 17, 2008.

We will install a new sewer main in North Pulaski Road (W. Roscoe Street to 154 feet north of West Eddy Street) and West Cornelia Avenue (N. Pulaski Road to 200 feet east of North Harding Avenue. This also involves installation of a tumbling basin at Pulaski Road and Roscoe Street prior to the start of principle construction.

Published on March 6, 2008.

We will initiate our work in mid-March by providing support for a water main along the west side of Western Avenue. Once that is completed, we will be able to install new sewer main from the middle of Western Avenue to the intersection of Wabansia and Maplewood.

Published on March 5, 2008.

In the Avondale neighborhood, the proposed Kennedy / Kimball TIF District is intended to promote the reuse of industrial parcels, improve vehicular access and infrastructure, and to spur additional commercial investment along the Kennedy/Kimball retail corridor. The proposed TIF district is generally bounded by Addison, Belmont, Drake and Kedzie Avenues.

Published on February 6, 2008.

1st Ward: Cart delivery begins the week of May 21st. Collection begins the week of June 4th. Your Blue Cart will be picked up the same day as your black carts during the following weeks:

Published on December 21, 2007.

Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank, 3061 W. Logan Blvd. (designated in 2005)

Published on December 6, 2007.

Kimball Trust and Savings Bank, 3600 W. Fullerton Ave.

Published on December 6, 2007.

Public Plaza, 2542-60 N. Milwaukee Ave. The City would purchase portions of three unimproved lots owned by the CTA for $130,000 in order to create a public plaza in Logan Square. The 14,000-square-foot property would be purchased with Fullerton/Milwaukee TIF funds. The estimated project costs for the purchase and redevelopment of the site is $1.1 million.

Published on October 31, 2007.

Palmer Square, 3200 W. Palmer Blvd. This plan would convey Palmer Square, a 7.7-acre City-owned segment of Palmer Boulevard, to the Chicago Park District who will make $380,000 worth of improvements to Palmer Square that including new landscaping, seating areas, jogging path and creative play space based on a Velveteen Rabbit theme. Palmer Square is recognized as an historic landscape that was designed in 1870 by William LeBaron Jenney.

Published on October 31, 2007.