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The Department of Planning and Development runs zoning, planning, economic development, land use and historic preservation for America’s most livable big city.
Chicago, Illinois
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    Chicago DPD
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    An open house for the DPD/RTA Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan is being held Wednesday, July 22 at NEIU El Centro, Room ELC 303, 3390 N. Avondale Ave. Stop by anytime between 6 and 7:30 p.m. to meet with staff, learn about the plan and share comments. RSVP: bit.ly/4vkUCJm
    Flyer for the Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan Community Open House. Event details: Wednesday, July 22, 6-7:30 PM at NEIU El Centro, 3390 N Avondale Ave, Room ELC 303. Includes questions about priorities and concerns for the CTA Blue Line station at Belmont and Kimball. Features vibrant illustrations of houses and public transit, and logos for DPD and RTA. QR code for RSVP included.
    Spanish Flyer for the Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan Community Open House. Event details: Wednesday, July 22, 6-7:30 PM at NEIU El Centro, 3390 N Avondale Ave, Room ELC 303. Includes questions about priorities and concerns for the CTA Blue Line station at Belmont and Kimball. Features vibrant illustrations of houses and public transit, and logos for DPD and RTA. QR code for RSVP included.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 17
    A pair of 18-unit transit-oriented apartment buildings will replace vacant City land near the CTA’s 63rd/Ashland Green Line station in West Englewood. Planned by E.G. Woode L3C in response to a DPD RFP, each building will also have ancillary retail and parking for 20 bikes.
    The image presents a proposal for an $18 million mixed-use project in West Englewood, Chicago. It includes architectural renderings and aerial views of the 63rd and Ashland location. Text highlights "RFP Selection" and mentions the City of Chicago's Department of Planning and Development. The branding features "Build Better Together" with Mayor Brandon Johnson's name.
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    Chicago DPD
    @ChicagoDPD
    Jul 17
    Commissioner Ciere Boatright provides the Department of Planning and Development update from the July 15th City Council meeting.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 16
    Join DPD and City staff Thursday, July 23 for a Throop Street remediation update near the planned Englewood Nature Trail. The event runs from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Lindblom Park Fieldhouse, 6054 S. Damen Ave. Register: bit.ly/3RI33ke
    Public meeting announcement for City of Chicago scheduled for July 23 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Lindblom Park Fieldhouse. The meeting will discuss the Throop Cluster Remediation Project and Englewood Nature Trail. Hosted by Stephanie D. Coleman, Chicago Park District, Grow Greater Englewood, and the Chicago Department of Transportation. Refreshments provided. RSVP information included.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 16
    Plan Commission approved Venture One Real Estate's proposed industrial facility at 3000 W. 51st St. in Gage Park. The $65 million project includes a 235,137-square-foot Amazon warehouse, 244 parking spaces and two acres of community open space on a former steel facility site.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 16
    The July 2026 meeting of the Chicago Plan Commission is underway. Follow along on the livestream: vimeo.com/event/2354896
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    Jul 15
    DPD hosted an open house this month to share a full draft of Moving Archer Forward, a community-guided plan exploring land use, zoning and development opportunities along a 6.5-mile Southwest Side corridor. Read the plan and submit feedback by Aug. 6 at Chicago.gov/Archer.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 13
    $42.5 million in grant support for 56 neighborhood development projects is coming to a neighborhood near you! Read more from Block Club Chicago about three awardees on Austin's Soul City Corridor, Chicago Avenue. bit.ly/4bjAZu8
    Screenshot of a Block Club Chicago article titled 'From Karaoke To Ice Cream, 3 New Businesses Are Coming To Austin’s Soul City Corridor.' The article mentions Shawn Michelle’s Homemade Ice Cream and Joseph’s Place Community Theater. A photo shows a mural with the words 'Welcome to Soul City' on a fence, taken on Chicago Avenue.
    Excerpt from a Block Club Chicago article discusses funding from the Department of Planning and Development, providing up to $250,000 for West, Southwest, and South side commercial corridor projects. Featured are Shawn Michelle’s Homemade Ice Cream, Karaoke on The Ave!, and Joseph’s Place Community Theater on Chicago Avenue.
    “These investments are about supporting the Chicagoans who have long powered economic activity and community growth on the South, Southwest and West sides,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said in a statement.

The Neighborhood Opportunity Fund “helps transform vacant and underutilized spaces into jobs, cultural spaces and neighborhood anchors that reflect the unique strength and creativity of each community.”
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    Chicago Department of Environment
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    Jul 13
    The Sustainable Data Centers Working Group has released recommendations to guide the City's future policies related to data centers, balancing economic development, environmental sustainability, community quality of life, & infrastructure resiliency. chi.gov/data-centers
    An image of the cover of the Sustainable Data Centers Report. The cover is dark blue with a gradient and circuit board patterns. The text reads: Sustainable Data Centers Report: Recommendations from the City of Chicago Sustainable Data Centers Working Group, July 2026. The Chicago stars and city logo also appear on the page.
    A dark blue image with a gradient and circuit board patterns. The text reads: In recent years, data center development has accelerated rapidly across the U.S., in response to increased demand for AI and other data-intensive technologies. Chicago has to reevaluate whether its current policies and regulations are equipped to address the scale and complexity of this growing sector. In 2024, the City of Chicago established the Sustainable Data Centers Working Group to evaluate these issues and develop recommendations to guide future policies. How can we accommodate this growth while protecting communities, infrastructure, and environmental resources?
    A dark blue image with a gradient and circuit board patterns. The text reads: Working Group Recommendations Framework: 
Strong Environmental Safeguards
Recommends creating a new permitting program with data center-specific environmental standards and a mechanism for reviewing, monitoring, and enforcing operational impacts (such as noise & emissions).
Responsible Zoning and Land Use
Recommends establishing development standards to help reduce environmental impacts before facilities are built or expanded.
Transparent Data Reporting and Accountability
Recommends requiring data centers to annually report key metrics, including energy and water consumption, to improve transparency and inform future policy decisions.
    A dark blue image with a gradient and circuit board patterns and a Chicago city logo at the bottom. The text reads: Read the full report at chi.gov/data-centers
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 10
    An open house for the DPD/RTA Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan is being held Wednesday, July 22 at NEIU El Centro, Room ELC 303, 3390 N. Avondale Ave. Stop by anytime between 6 and 7:30 p.m. to meet with staff, learn about the plan and share comments. RSVP: bit.ly/4vkUCJm
    A colorful flyer for the Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan Community Open House. The event is on Wednesday, July 22, from 6-7:30 PM at NEIU El Centro, 3390 N Avondale Ave, Room ELC 303. The flyer includes a CTA Blue Line map, icons of buildings, and a QR code for RSVP. The themes are community, culture, and connection.
    A colorful flyer in Spanish for the Belmont Blue Line ETOD Plan Community Open House. The event is on Wednesday, July 22, from 6-7:30 PM at NEIU El Centro, 3390 N Avondale Ave, Room ELC 303. The flyer includes a CTA Blue Line map, icons of buildings, and a QR code for RSVP. The themes are community, culture, and connection.
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    Chicago DPD
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    Jul 9
    The Chicago Torture Justice Memorial broke ground in Washington Park, with Mayor Johnson and Commissioner Boatright joining the project team, victims and their supporters. Designed to heal and educate, the $4.9M project is rising on four former City lots near 55th and King.
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    Jul 9
    Landmarks Commission approved a $250,000 Adopt-A-Landmark grant to support renovation of the former Schlitz Brewery-Tied House at 958 W. 69th St. in Englewood. The $377,291 project includes a new roof, parapet repairs and structural upgrades for the 1898 building.
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    Jul 9
    Landmarks Commission approved a final landmark recommendation for the Bryn Mawr Avenue District. The three-block stretch between Sheridan and Broadway in Edgewater includes 15 contributing buildings built from 1897-1929, highlighting the area's turn-of-the-century evolution.
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    Jul 9
    Landmarks Commission also denied a demolition permit for a contributing building within the district at 1114 W. Bryn Mawr Ave.
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    Jul 9
    The Shop Building at Altgeld Gardens, 13100 S. Ellis Ave., received a final landmark recommendation from the Landmarks Commission. Also known as the Up Top Building, the modernist structure was built in 1945 as the commercial hub for the public housing complex in Riverdale.
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