Eleanor Gorski

The Plan Commission unanimously approved the North Branch Industrial Corridor Modernization Plan.

The Active Transportation Alliance backed extending the 606 to bike trails Downtown and to the lake.

The Department of Planning and Development set April 7 for the final public meeting on the plan.

Ald. Smith has called for a major new park along the river, but planners laid out no such proposals.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks officially initiated the process last October.

The city held a public meeting on a modernization plan for the North Branch Industrial Corridor.

The final vote on the designation is scheduled for Nov. 9.

Of the 35 property owners who returned the consent forms, 20 were in favor and 15 were not.

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks qualified newer buildings for protection on "Chicago's front porch."

Landmarks Commission said the team would need to get additional approval to add video to the LED screen.

The only building owners to take a position remained neutral.

They can't halt a demolition permit for 159 W. Burton Pl., but they hope to have a say in future plans.

A commission granted Bertrand Goldberg's iconic "corncob" buildings preliminary landmark status.

Team officials warn the outfield walls may crumble and have to be rebuilt next year when ivy is removed.

A developer is turning the former school's 24 classrooms into 24 apartments.