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Updated 7 hours ago

God Bless Chicago PD!

Great job by the Chicago PD. God bless them for protecting our city from those who wish to do harm. May the city and especially the media give them praise for their work during NATO. Chicago PD has a great leader in Garry McCarthy.

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  • Agree! The people protesting at Cermak & Michigan late this afternoon were just punks there to provoke the police. The cops did a magnificent job as did Channel 5 reporters.

  • I was just about to post a similar message. I am so proud of our city and police force after this weekend's NATO events. Clearly the preparation and execution was well thought out and led to a VERY controlled response to these out-of-towners looking to cause trouble. I am all...

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    I was just about to post a similar message. I am so proud of our city and police force after this weekend's NATO events. Clearly the preparation and execution was well thought out and led to a VERY controlled response to these out-of-towners looking to cause trouble. I am all for free speech and peaceful protesting, but when people who don't live here come with sinister intentions it will certainly lead to conflict that had to be shut down. I also agree that Garry McCarthy has done a wonderful job. Being on the ground with his officers sends a strong message and his calm, matter-of-fact demeanor when speaking with the media is right on. You have to give Rahm credit for picking him as well. GOOD JOB RAHM, GARRY and ALL THE OFFICERS. THANK YOU!

37 hours ago

Updated 7 hours ago

Bicyclist vs car = not good

A bicyclist just got hit about 20 minutes ago heading West on Irving Park Rd just before California. They took him away in an ambulance. Any info?

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  • I think thAt if a car is coming across a stop sign intersection and a biker is at the stop sign also you are to obey the signals but if no vehicle are not present that will be find not to stop for a stop sign but you guys with...

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    I think thAt if a car is coming across a stop sign intersection and a biker is at the stop sign also you are to obey the signals but if no vehicle are not present that will be find not to stop for a stop sign but you guys with an intersection full of cars waiting their turn to go you guys just zip pass and cut off drivers. I had a wheel chair on my bus one day and he couldn't believe how bikes would just even cut off CTA buses and large trucks and how dangerous it is. Please this summer just stay safe on your bikes please.

  • The first springtime public meeting to review/comment on the Draft Network of the City's Streets for Cycling 2020 plan is this coming Tuesday:

    Copernicus Center
    5216 W. Lawrence Ave.
    Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012
    4 – 8 p.m., presentation with Q&A at 4:30 & 6:30p.m.

    More info here, along with dates & locations for other meetings/webinars: http://www.chicagobikes.org/public/SFC.php

    It seems to me like they need serious, detailed info like people have been offering here, esp. stuff like Bike Jedi posted about specific locations.

18 hours ago

Updated 7 hours ago

Cell Phone Fail: AT&T Cannot Provide Service During Cubs Games

Anyone who lives in the neighborhood is likely as frustrated as I am with AT&T because of the terrible service they "provide" during Cubs games. While my iPhone4 displays full bars and 3G, during Cubs games, I may as well turn the phone off because it simply does not work. Making calls is a crap shoot, dropping calls is guaranteed and data speeds are more like 1996 dial up. I am so dependent on my cell phone for business purposes...

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Anyone who lives in the neighborhood is likely as frustrated as I am with AT&T because of the terrible service they "provide" during Cubs games. While my iPhone4 displays full bars and 3G, during Cubs games, I may as well turn the phone off because it simply does not work. Making calls is a crap shoot, dropping calls is guaranteed and data speeds are more like 1996 dial up. I am so dependent on my cell phone for business purposes and afternoon work-week games pretty much force me to my land line. Does anyone know if AT&T is doing anything to add more capacity and address this issue? Does anyone have an iPhone running on Verizon's network? If so, is it any better? My contract is up next month so I am going to be switching- I just want to know if anyone has had better luck with another provider.

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  • I have an iPhone with Verizon service and my ability to do certain things while at a game at Wrigley is spotty - sometimes things (i.e. uploading a photo to Instagram or Facebook) work quickly and other times it fails to upload. There seems to be no consistency to the service (or lack thereof). Overall though, reception across the city with Verizon is better than with AT&T.

  • My boyfriend and I both have iphones with Verizon and live near Wrigley. Just Northeast. I have never had a problem and I live in a highrise. I have lots of friends that have iphones with AT&T and there are quite a few places where I get reception and they...

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    My boyfriend and I both have iphones with Verizon and live near Wrigley. Just Northeast. I have never had a problem and I live in a highrise. I have lots of friends that have iphones with AT&T and there are quite a few places where I get reception and they don't. On the flip side, my boyfriend works in the Sears Tower and doesn't get reception very well and his co-workers have AT&T iphone with no problems.

    Overall, I wouldn't switch from Verizon. I've had then for years and have very few if any dropped calls. I've had windows, droid and iphone with them. Iphone is the best and they keep putting up more towers.

3 days ago

Updated 7 hours ago

Landlord and life-long north side Chicago Resident

No tax dollars for Wrigley Field improvements!

In light of the scandalous intentions of the Cubs owners', let your aldermen know not to enter into any arrangement to improve the ballpark that includes any tax payer money. Make them use their own money to grow their business instead of using that money for divisive Superpac messages. I couldn't be more disenfranchised from this family...true colors shining through. What an eye opener!

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  • Improving Wrigley should be at the bottom of Chicago's list of priorities. Chicago has so many more critical things to spend money on: infrastructure, schools, our massive budget hole, public transit, emergency services, parks, and so on.

    This doesn't have to be a question of politics or baseball. Wrigley is a privately owned building, so let its owners pay for upgrades. Individuals wanting to support Wrigley's improvement can buy paving stones, refreshments and souvenirs inside the stadium, etc.

  • Shawn Ritchie South Side transplant to North Center since 2007

    Not. One. Dime. For. The. Cubs.

    I fully believe the full Ricketts clan knew what was up with these proposed ads. And it's emblematic of most of the 1% class that they begrudge and fight with all of their might any dime going to the lower classes while also expecting...

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    Not. One. Dime. For. The. Cubs.

    I fully believe the full Ricketts clan knew what was up with these proposed ads. And it's emblematic of most of the 1% class that they begrudge and fight with all of their might any dime going to the lower classes while also expecting us to let them slide on taxes and give away the farm for the privilege of keeping their precious businesses in town. They can go to hell. If they can keep their crappy, urine-scented dump of a ballpark profitable on their own, it can collapse into a pile of brick for all I care.

8 hours ago

Dog lost

Mon, Nov 20, 2102 2100 block of addison and leavitt

My mom lost her white dog on 5-20-2012 on 2100 block of addison and Leavitt in Chicago her name is RUBY she weighs about 10 pounds is a true companion for my mom. If anyone has information about Ruby please contact 312-654-9910 ask for iliana.

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3 days ago

Updated 8 hours ago

Police presence on Montrose and Drake

I just drove down Montrose and they have the north side by drake yellow taped off and about 8 cop cars. Anyone know what happened?

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  • And the 1% are the bad guys.

  • brian Wicker Park resident since 1994

    The root of the problem is that honest, reasonable, rational people have to share a society with sociopaths of all income classes, cultures, races and political leanings. People who do not seem to care about anything but their immediate gratification. They are obsessed with themselves, and frankly don't care who...

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    The root of the problem is that honest, reasonable, rational people have to share a society with sociopaths of all income classes, cultures, races and political leanings. People who do not seem to care about anything but their immediate gratification. They are obsessed with themselves, and frankly don't care who pays.

    This applies equally to someone who games the system to receive assistance, and to someone who signs off on financial instruments, that are so arcane no one can understand them as an investment, simply to ensure a bonus for that particular financial period.

    Sadly, the media is complicit in maintaining this system, as they do nothing but highlight them, and their mockery of our social compact by constantly chattering about how clever, or cunning or ingenious their cons are. There is condemnation tempered with opinion pieces blaming their victims, or asking if playing to win is so really bad.

    if you want to play to win, join a basketball team. Don't attempt to sabotage a financial system or abuse a social assistance program to your gain. But there are people who are simply incapable of caring about what damage they do to others. They are at the top, and at the bottom, on the left and on the right.

12 hours ago

Updated 10 hours ago

It is the little things

Gahhhhhh. I am so tired of the petty crap that happens to my property. I try very hard to keep the front of my house looking nice. Why do people have to rip plants out of the ground/planter or destroy retaining walls? Clearly break-ins or other more intrusive crimes are worse, but at least I can understand why someone would want a computer or cell phone. I don't get the thrill of ruining someone's landscaping. I don't know if it will help, but I guess I have to move forward with installing cameras.

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  • MandaLeigh 10 Year Ravenswood Romance

    Because many people are just complete numbskulls (a lovely phrase I've chosen to inherit from my grandpa) who, for whatever reason, just haven't any common decency or conscience nor manners when interacting with the rest of society.
    I'm sorry your property has been damaged. I guess that's just another "perk" of city life. Bleh.

45 hours ago

Updated 11 hours ago

Just a long time North Center resident!

The No Thanks Button Is Killing This Website

Just an open message to the management of EveryBlock. Allowing peoples comments to be hidden with five "No Thanks", even when they may have twice that in "Thanks" is really diminishing this site. Having to constantly click reveal when reading a thread is both time consuming and unnecessary (take a look at the pickup truck parking thread, 25% of the comments are hidden even though they have 10+ thank yous).

Its your site, do what you want, but unless this gets fixed I for one am finding a different forum where professional debate can occur on an issue and a single user with five accounts can't silence any post he/she doesn't like.

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  • Bike Jedi Bike Jedi . I live to bike . Born in the Square.

    Greg I did not know that ..In that case the Liberals can censor any Conservative view just by the breadth of their numbers . What that tells me is that they don't want different views on this site ..Or someone didn't count on this thing being used to censor ....

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    Greg I did not know that ..In that case the Liberals can censor any Conservative view just by the breadth of their numbers . What that tells me is that they don't want different views on this site ..Or someone didn't count on this thing being used to censor . I dont think the ones I had deleted ( on another thread ) were done from that . The two that were deleted had 6 and 5 thanks and only 1 no thank . It said they were deleted by a " Trusted Community Member "

  • Pete F. Lifelong Chicagoan

    Bike Jedi, which other thread did you have comments deleted on? Just curious.

3 days ago

Updated 19 hours ago

Unloading a book collection?

Anyone have positive experiences either selling/donating used books in Chicago? I'll be moving and would love to pass much of my book collection on to a new home.

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May 09

Updated 20 hours ago

Near Rockwell L

Inexpensive document shredding

This outfit will shred & then recycle all your useless old papers.

They charge 50 cents a pound, $10 minimum for their walk-in service, which sounds pretty cheap to me if you've got 20~30 lbs of this clutter like I do. (Tax records from 1978....)

They have a loading zone, too- don't even have to feed the parking machine.

Secure Eco Shred
4455 N. Elston Ave | Chicago, Illinois 60630
Tel: 773.685.0100 | Fax: 773.777.8344
www.secureecoshred.com
NAID AAA Certified

The City (via your alderman) also runs a free shredding service once a year or so.

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  • maxam67 Northcenter resident for 18+ years

    You are welcome! I think I heard about this through the Neighborhood Boys and Girls Club on Irving Park Rd.

    I'm giving myself a forehead slap, however, because I completely forgot about this event. Let's see if I can get some of my "stuff" together and make it over there before one. Even if only for a shoulder rub! :)

  • Ed NorthCenter via NJ (Exit 9)

    Went to eccoshred on Friday with my 20 lbs of papers. Great service and prices for drop off.

    Sadly Rocky has moved on to doggy heaven. The new dog is Sailor.

21 hours ago

davidwilson1949 posted 3 photos to Flickr:

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Silent Obscurity by Photographie Noir posted 1 photo to Flickr:

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38 hours ago

Permit Parking Consolidation and Ward Council Meeting Minutes #6

...every 6-8 weeks (next one will be mid-July at Addison Community Church at 2132 W. Addison, exact date TBD...

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June 4th at 7pm at All Saints Church on the corner of Hermitage and Wilson. Please come to meet your neighbors and discuss the above and other items that are of concern for our neighborhood. The agenda will be posted on the blog. I hope to see you all there!

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3 days ago

Updated 39 hours ago

Free Breakfast at Windy City Inn this Saturday May 19

Stop by Windy City Inn this Saturday between 11:00am - 1:00pm for a FREE breakfast featuring items from our usual Sunday brunch menu!

A few of the items that Chef Jeff will be serving up include his famous Wilma's french toast. His recipe includes his secret Bailey's batter along with your choice of bacon, country ham or sausage. Other items include Nova Lox and Bagels, omelets and more!

Drink purchase required.

Windy City Inn
2257 W Irving Park Rd.
Chicago, IL 60618
773-588-7088

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  • you should post a photo of your restaurant so people can find you

  • Rebecca S Dog Walker/Pet Sitter in Bowmanville

    It's just east of the walgreens, Nolan! I think we're going!

  • Rebecca S Dog Walker/Pet Sitter in Bowmanville

    We went and it was yummy!

45 hours ago

Updated 44 hours ago

New Bike Racks - where did they come from?

Just curious about the new bike racks you see through Lakeview. They are cool colors and in the shape of a bike. I like them and just wondering if they were purchased by the city or some how locally. Any comments would be helpful?

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5 days ago

Updated 46 hours ago

Residential Parking signs for pickup trucks

I wanted to find out if these 'residential pick-up truck parking' signs that I see popping up all over the neighborhood are legit. So far I have only seen them on beat up old pick up trucks and one of them seems to have made the front of my home their place of choice to park. Don't get me wrong, people are allowed to park where they want on the street but there are reasons pick-up truck are considered "B"...

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I wanted to find out if these 'residential pick-up truck parking' signs that I see popping up all over the neighborhood are legit. So far I have only seen them on beat up old pick up trucks and one of them seems to have made the front of my home their place of choice to park. Don't get me wrong, people are allowed to park where they want on the street but there are reasons pick-up truck are considered "B" rated trucks and should only be parked on commercial streets. First, Can Mel's office verify that these signs are being passed out legitimately, since his name is on the sign? Second, why is the city not enforcing "B" plates on pick-up trucks? I need assistance in getting rid of the beater truck that has made the front of my home parking spot of choice.

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  • Bob Kastigar 15 Years North Park, bike rider, retired

    Why do comments with a lot of "Thanks" get hidden when they reach the 5-count of "No Thanks"?

    In some cases, the "Thanks" are far above the "No Thanks."

  • That's a really good question, Bob. I've been uncomfortable with the automatic assignment of invisibility to a level of no thanking and find some threads don't make sense without the hidden posts. Though it's easy to reveal them, I think the invisibility can create preconceptions that affect how I read...

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    That's a really good question, Bob. I've been uncomfortable with the automatic assignment of invisibility to a level of no thanking and find some threads don't make sense without the hidden posts. Though it's easy to reveal them, I think the invisibility can create preconceptions that affect how I read the post.

    Not sure what EB is doing with the data from the thanks/no thanks binary (anyone know?) but the false dichotomy might skew any info collected. It's easy for participants to understand "thanks/no thanks" as "agree/disagree" or "like/dislike"—but the words actually mean something different and function differently as used in real life.

    Online life doesn't necessarily have to replicate 'real life', of course, but I'd like a button for "Thanks for the input. I disagree but can we keep talking?" :)

2 days ago

Craft Day Afternoon @ Fizz

Fizz, 3220 N. Lincoln Ave., teams up with The Map Room for an afternoon of beer tastings from craft brewers and apps. Event benefits Hamilton Elementary School; admission starts at $50. Runs 1-5pm.

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2 days ago

Cornelia Arts Building Spring Open House

Cornelia Arts Building, 1800 W. Cornelia Ave., holds an open house tonight from 6pm to 10pm. Visit the studios of more than two dozen artists. Free.

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Updated 2 days ago

12 year resident

Injured cat needs a home!

Hi to all the animal lovers in the neighborhood,
This is a stray cat that has been coming around my home. He is badly injured around his ear and really needs someone who can adopt him. He is a very cute Tuxedo cat (see pic - although he looks very startled in the picture!), with all white paws. He is very sweet and aprroachable and needs a loving home. I would guess he is 1-2 years old and he is...

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Hi to all the animal lovers in the neighborhood,
This is a stray cat that has been coming around my home. He is badly injured around his ear and really needs someone who can adopt him. He is a very cute Tuxedo cat (see pic - although he looks very startled in the picture!), with all white paws. He is very sweet and aprroachable and needs a loving home. I would guess he is 1-2 years old and he is not fixed. I've been feeding him so he's not starving to death anymore, but he needs his forever home. <3

If you, or if you know someone who would love a lovable little guy to call their own, let me know.

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  • Tree House will rent out a humane trap, and will give you your money back when you return it. Something like $15-$20. I believe the Cat Hospital on Irving Park/California will also rent one. I've caught all of my strays this way (and several turned out to be my pets afterwards).

  • Please let me know if I can be of assistance.

2 days ago

Updated 2 days ago

I live and breathe this city!

Transformer blown out?

Does anyone have any info about the electric being out in the 3900 block of N. Albany and when it will be fixed? THANKS!

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Updated 2 days ago

Break-in to residential garage, Southport/Byron

Had our garage broken into last night in the alley behind Nuts on Clark. Window smashed, missing an iPod.

Check your doors to make sure they're locked, people.

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  • In the same alley, our garage was broken into and they broke a window in one of the cars.

6 days ago

Updated 2 days ago

Director of Community Management

Where do you get your favorite burger?

In honor of May being National Burger Month, where do you go for the best burger in or around Lake View?

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  • George F in Ravenswood displaced New Yorker

    Hamburger Mary in Andersonville is also great,

  • D. S. Tequila's OR Argent has a pretty amazing burger... that is sounding so good right now.

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Patrick - msigarmy.com posted 6 photos to Flickr:

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3 days ago

Updated 2 days ago

-A Chicago original since 1968-

Hey CDOT, did you a favor today

Saw your job-box was wide open at 8pm- long after the crew left for the day.
Maybe they had an emergency and had to split, maybe Tony though Sal locked it up...I don't know!

But after seeing the shovels, rakes, trowels and other costly tools in there the best thing for me to do was to lock them up for you.
Your shiny, bullet-proof Master lock was just sitting there on the ground so I put it on the lockbar and voila! Stolen tools and wasted tax dollars averted!

Lets be more mindful tomorrow ok??

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after: http://i.minus.com/iZSJJ4ecpII9L.jpg

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3 days ago

Craft Beer Week: What’s on Tap Around the ‘Hood

Pick up a lanyard (free of charge) — this ID tells bartenders to treat you nice. Northdown, 3244 N. Lincoln Ave., is the closest lanyard HQ.

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Fountainhead, 1970 W. Montrose Ave., continues its Local Cask Night CCBW tradition, May 22, offering pours of staff’s favorite brews straight from the cask. This is one wildly popular event; you’re going to want to leave work early to make the 4 p.m. kickoff (just mumble something about NATO).

Timber Lanes, 1851 W. Irving Park Rd., is hosting Bowling With the Brewers, May 24, 10 p.m.; all eight lanes are...

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3 days ago

Chicago Craft Beer Week: Drink Up! It’s for Charity

Marquee events include Craft Day Afternoon at Fizz, 3220 N. Lincoln Ave., May 19, 1-5 p.m. Cough up $60 and receive unlimited draft samples of...

Pick up a lanyard (free of charge) — this ID tells bartenders to treat you nice. Northdown, 3244 N. Lincoln Ave., is the closest lanyard HQ.

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...of 45+ craft beers, plus passed appetizers and a souvenir glass. Proceeds benefit Hamilton Elementary, 1650 W. Cornelia Ave., which is raising funds to replace a blacktop parking lot with an artificial grass athletic...

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3 days ago

Free BBQ and Blues at Windy City Inn Friday May 18

Windy City Inn would like to introduce you to their new BBQ menu by offering up samples of their BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders, Brisket, Ribs and BBQ Pork and Beans.

An added treat will be a performance by west side blues legend Mary Jane & her No Static Blues Band. Mary is a 77 year old powerhouse that always keeps the crowd entertained.

Windy City Inn
2257 W Irving Park Rd
Chicago, IL 60618
773-588-7088

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5 days ago

Updated 3 days ago

BOO.

Rezoning Craziness on Wolcott

Sounds like everyone is jumping on the Lycee Francais gravy train. Just saw a new item on the 47th Ward site where someone submitted an application and letters to rezone 4400 AND 4500 North Wolcott from RS3 to RT3.5. TWO WHOLE BLOCKS. And you can imagine my surprise to find out that the five families who signed the letter don't even LIVE on my block. FRIGHTENING!

There's no project or drawings or anything attached to the request. Just a blanket...

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Sounds like everyone is jumping on the Lycee Francais gravy train. Just saw a new item on the 47th Ward site where someone submitted an application and letters to rezone 4400 AND 4500 North Wolcott from RS3 to RT3.5. TWO WHOLE BLOCKS. And you can imagine my surprise to find out that the five families who signed the letter don't even LIVE on my block. FRIGHTENING!

There's no project or drawings or anything attached to the request. Just a blanket LET'S REZONE THE TWO BLOCKS PLEASE.

Can you even do this? Ask to rezone a block full of people where you don't even live? And don't they have to tell you what they intend to do with the property? PRETTY SCARY. Dying to see how this one is handled.

Ghosts don't lie. Check it out.

http://chicago47.org/wp-content/uploads/Zoning-info-form-4400-4500-blocks-of-N.-Wolcott.pdf

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  • @jeff f, I appreciate your post. You inadvertently made a point for me to which, I think, we can all agree; public participation is key. Pursuant to the Chicago Zoning Ordinance, public notice is required for any zoning variance, which is a zoning change for a particular property (ie Lycee...

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    @jeff f, I appreciate your post. You inadvertently made a point for me to which, I think, we can all agree; public participation is key. Pursuant to the Chicago Zoning Ordinance, public notice is required for any zoning variance, which is a zoning change for a particular property (ie Lycee Francais). Once an entire area is up-zoned, there is no mandate for public notice, given that the project fits the current zoning parameters. A builder would be able to build the maximum amount of units, to the maximum height, without any public input or scrutiny. Serving on the zoning advisory committee, I am sure you are well aware of the fact that a zoning variation, in and of itself, does not set a precedent. However, a complete zoning change would set a precedent. If this happens you will see a domino effect throughout the neighborhood. If you were truly concerned with public participation, you would be vehemently opposed to the up-zoning.

  • Tom Herlihy Interested Neighbor

    Everyone should remember that the downzoning (and upzoning) that happened city wide 10 years ago or so was intentional and meant to stop this repeated rezoning process. There was LOTS of public notice. Even if your alderman recently snuck a rezone through the system, you can challenge it (and win)...

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    Everyone should remember that the downzoning (and upzoning) that happened city wide 10 years ago or so was intentional and meant to stop this repeated rezoning process. There was LOTS of public notice. Even if your alderman recently snuck a rezone through the system, you can challenge it (and win) if you can prove they didn't follow proper notification procedures.

    If your building is larger than current zoning allows, you are lucky and your property is more valuable as result. You do not need to bring zoning in line with existing for any reason other than major changes to your building or new construction. Selling has no bearing on zoning either. If everyone needed to bring their building into compliance with the zoning it actually is, then the entire city would need to revert to what it was prior to the big rezoning event. If you want to dormer your house and it has no impact on the neighborhood, talk to your alderman about that and he/she can work with you on it.

    That being said, if the neighborhood want to upzone/downzone on a block by block basis (not parcel by parcel) then with support of the block, it should be able to happen just fine with the proper reasons. And the proper reasons to change an entire block do not include reasons regarding individual parcel zoning issues.

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From New Bike Racks - where did they come from?:

"Just curious about the new bike racks you see through Lakeview. They are cool colors and in the shape of a bike. I like them and just wondering if they were purchased by the city or some how locally. Any comments would be helpful?"

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