Wolf Point proposal advances to Plan Commission

Forty-second Ward Alderman Brendan Reillly’s email newsletter this morning outlines a list of changes negotiated to the proposal for the redevelopment of Wolf Point before getting to the bottom line: Reilly’s blessing. The plan will be on the agenda for the Chicago Plan Commission’s November 27 meeting.

If approved by the Plan Commission the final step for the proposal is likely to be the City Council’s December 4th meeting. In Chicago, zoning matters typically become a pro forma exercise following aldermanic approval.

We recently published a list of local sources that are providing updated coverage of the Wolf Point development.

Related posts:

1. Plan Commission advances Atrium Village proposal
2. Rosenwald Apartments proposal advances toward TIF funding
3. Plans presented for Wolf Point development
4. Keeping up with the Wolf Point development
5. AFL-CIO Trust invests in Wolf Point development

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