Tom Tunney,

The mayor, Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and two aldermen spoke at the Center on Halsted.

The plaza will set "different hours for game days and non-game days," according to a release.

The team awaits a decision from the liquor commission as the alderman advised neighbors to "be careful."

East Lake View Neighbors will discuss the patio liquor license at its Tuesday meeting.

The chairman of the Cubs spoke with Lakeview business owners Wednesday.

Instead of a compromise, Tunney introduced further restrictions on the plaza Wednesday.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel said it updates the city's Human Rights Ordinance, as "times have changed."

"Neighbors will suffer Friday night through Monday morning," Ald. Brendan Reilly said.

Neighbors of buildings rented out often to short-term guests say a new proposed ordinance is too loose.

The Cubs have "not proven to be a good neighbor," Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) said Wednesday.

"Airbnb competes directly with real B&B," said Kapra Fleming, owner of Wicker Park's House of Two Urns.

The plaza operator emailed Wrigley Field neighbors Monday morning.

While the liquor license doesn't allow for special events, the Cubs "couldn't wait any longer."

The move is meant to take violent crime detectives closer to where violent crimes occur, police said.

The U.S. representative backed the Cubs' new security plans three days before Opening Night.