Ald. Brian Hopkins

Plans include tearing down a 1920s-era building, 1211 W. Webster, to make way for a new development.

One civil engineer who worked on a similar project said the extension would be complicated to execute.

And the developer wants to extend the 606 trail east to the Finkl site, according to Crain's.

élu Boutique, Owen + Alchemy building at 1211 W. Webster could be site of mixed-use development.

The city's largest maintenance garage is leaving the North Side — a move cheered by Ald. Brian Hopkins.

Improving the area's roads beat public transportation and limiting big box retailers in a local survey.

The $5.5 million project is expected to be finished in November.

To move the plan along, Ald. Hopkins is trying to allow dispensaries in all manufacturing districts.

After fielding a large number of complaints from residents, Ald. Hopkins shot down the proposal.

Renderings of the six-story project indicate the developer has ignored requests to scale it down.

Over the next six months, the city will be working with the community to come up with new "land uses."

The thoroughfare will be closed between Racine and Southport avenues from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. all week.

Neighbors largely opposed the zoning change at a meeting, saying Clybourn is already a "nightmare."

Nearly 300 neighbors convened Tuesday to share their vision for Finkl Steel and the surrounding area.

The first community meeting on the proposed changes to the Clybourn Corridor will kick off at 6 p.m.