Wrigley Field renovations

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

A reported jumbotron that may block some views has the rooftops association concerned for their business.

Many lots are underutilized, petitioners say, and more cars would damage the neighborhood's character.

Neighbors say they want the plans revealed to the public before decisions are made.

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

Republican Scott Davis said letting the Cubs move forward will benefit the community.

Business and baseball operations are intertwined, Theo Epstein, Cubs chief of baseball operations said.

The team still needs "key items" resolved. 

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

Proposal to replace historic Wrigley scoreboard with Jumbotron met with opposition from the start.

Rosemont mayor touts cheaper taxes, free land and no restrictions on night games or signs.

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

Lake View Citizens' Council sent a letter to the mayor detailing demands before a deal is done.

The 40,000-square-foot club is contingent on getting approval to renovate Wrigley Field.

Changes in night games will be folded into the larger negotiation regarding eased restrictions.