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• Hegewisch Sights of Hegewisch Marsh

  Hegewisch Marsh, a 130-acre wetland located in the Calumet region of Chicago, is a prime example of a rehabilitated wetland that is on it's way to mirroring the pristine wetlands that existed in the area long before the industrial era drastically changed the landscape.

  Published on February 25, 2008.

• The area bounded by 132nd, 136th, Burley Avenue and the Indiana border Hegewisch, Avondale proposed for TIF

  The proposed 134th and Avenue K TIF district in the Hegewisch neighborhood is bounded by 132nd and 136th Streets, the Indiana border on the east, and Burley Avenue on the west. The proposed TIF district is intended to provide a financing tool for the environmental remediation of land and the extensive infrastructure needs for the long-term construction of a new residential community. It will also work to revitalize the commercial and industrial uses within the area.

  Published on February 6, 2008.

• 126th and Torrence Avenue Designation sensation: Council landmarks five buildings, two districts

  Chicago & Western Indiana Bridge at 126th and Torrence Avenue

  Published on December 12, 2007.

• 13311 S. Avenue N Preserving Communities Together - 13311 S. Avenue N, Chicago, IL 60633

  The City of Chicago, through the Department of Housing's Preserving Communities Together ("PCT") program notifies all interested parties that the property located at 13311 S. Avenue N, Chicago, IL 60633 is available for conveyance. The selected developer will be required to submit at closing a $2,500- $5,000 acquisition fee and a $1,000 performance deposit. The Performance Deposit is held by the Department of Housing, pending the successful completion of the project.

  Published on December 3, 2007.

• 13400 South Torrence Avenue December 2007 Plan Commission Public Notices

  A proposed Institutional Planned Development submitted by Alderman John A. Pope on behalf of the Public Building Commission of Chicago for the property generally located at 13400 South Torrence Avenue. The applicant proposes to construct a 1-story environment education center containing exhibit space, classrooms, laboratories, offices and 81 off-street parking spaces. (10th Ward)

  Published on November 27, 2007.