Zoning Board of Appeals

The church would replace Monastero's Ristorante & Banquets, 3935 Devon Ave., after it closes next month.

A proposed liquor store at 2154 N. Halsted faced a local critic who said it would disrupt a quiet area.

"We can help," said Lydia Murray of Lincoln Park Community Services. "You need us. We need you."

The alderman wants to "make sure we have the safest possible plan, that works for everybody," he said.

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved the 50-unit Old Town project.

Apartment projects have been the rage post-recession, but River North is seeing condos again.

Neighbors demanded a 99 percent crime-free clientele, which Rosecrance said it could not guarantee.

The plan calls for a six-story, 145-room hotel at Sheridan Road and Albion Avenue.

The charter school operator requested a continuance until May on a zoning change request.

Ald. Moore backed the planned hotel as the proposal went before the Zoning Board of Appeals Friday.

Pathways in Education has plans to open a school next to the MB Bank building at Lawrence and Western.

Owners of a proposed tattoo parlor in Irving Park told residents it would be more like a high-end salon.

Ald. Edward Burke asked a zoning hearing to be postponed as three other dispensaries gained approval.

The Zoning Board of Appeals will allow the Cubs to continue operating a controversial remote lot.

Darren McGraw is still looking for a space to rent for his proposed wine bar on Lawrence Avenue.