Mike Lufrano

But details on the alderman's non-negotiables, like a patio over Patterson Street, remain unclear.

Being at the center of attention as a child was "really a wild feeling," the founder's son said.

"The Cubs need to be much more accountable about parking strategies," Tunney said.

Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) said the Cubs are providing "unprecedented" neighborhood protections in exchange.

Pushing back the left field exterior wall could make sightlines better for rooftop patrons.

A new garage near Taco Bell could bring 500 parking spots to the Wrigley Field area.

Team plans to finance 10 extra officers, but asks about Special Service Area paying for more.

A specific agenda has not been set, but parking and security are likely to be discussed. 

Wrigleyville residents must clean up litter on their lawns, even if rowdy Cubs fans put it there.

New ideas could roll out behind closed doors Wednesday, but a final agreement won't be made until later.

Wrigleyville Neighbors supports more concerts, Friday 3:05 games and signage in the field.

Community needs to play ball on park improvements before getting firm commitment on playlot, Cubs said.

Neighbors questioned Ald. Tom Tunney's possible introduction of a City Council ordinance next month.