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Plan for Shops, Apartments near Austin and Lawrence Revived

By Heather Cherone | October 23, 2014 4:54am
 Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) will host a community meeting on the proposal Oct. 29.
Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) will host a community meeting on the proposal Oct. 29.
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PORTAGE PARK — Plans to build apartments and shops on a now vacant parcel of land near Lawrence and Austin avenues have come back to life, Ald. Tim Cullerton (38th) said Wednesday.

A new proposal for a four-story mixed-use development in the northwest corner of Portage Park will be unveiled at a community meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Oct. 29 at the Austin-Irving branch of the Chicago Public Library, 6100 N. Irving Park Road.

The development includes three six-unit apartment buildings, Cullerton said.

The plan mirrors a proposal that was approved by city officials many years ago but dropped in the midst of the Great Recession, Cullerton said.

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