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Good afternoon, good afternoon and I hope you had a great
weekend. I want to welcome everyone to the meeting of the
committee on housing and real estate, or the Chicago city
council, it is called to order today. We have six items of
the agenda and we're going to start with roll. Call will
not have a roll call to stop the squirm. So please make
sure to pick up one of your name is hurt by Sasha Mitchell.
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now before we start a meeting other, women are the man
Robinson has asked if she can join the meeting via Zoom due
to an emergency. So, like to ask for a boat or motion
before we take this into consideration, can have a motion
to allow Alderman Robinson to join us. Some old Bollywood
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anyone anyone in the abduction and when a favor say yeah,
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Anyone have any objections a name called the eyes have it?
So we going to allow all of them Robinson to join us via
Zoom. So we have 16 members present including myself we
have for a public comment. We did receive a public comment
VA in writing so I would like to to read before we go to
public comment on those who are were present. See if we can
only one person out in public, comment. And this coming, is
this more publican?
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One commenter in five items. The first we're going to read
for the record, I probably comment that was submitted
electronically so I will be there for their record, your
biosuit you up at Sherman, a committee committee on
housing, real estate. I noticed that you said July 7th 2023
at 1, p.m. deadline for reaching probably coming for the
July 20th. 2023 meeting for the committee on housing, real
estate, this timeline is more limited than the one given
for pool City Council meetings. It does not give the public
meaningful opportunity. Time to view the agenda and then
respond to its contents before the recent common deadline
the Jennifer Monday's meeting was posted. It was not posted
until July 6th to 2023 and given the public, given the
public less than 24 hours to see it, read it and respond.
Please consider adopting the same time frame for submission
for Wheaton public comments to the committee on housing,
real estate that is given to the public to submit comments.
Bull City Council.
Bull City council meeting. Thank you Judy King so we'll
consider certainly that I know even just day at the
schedule and the urgency of several meetings, they only
time that I was a lot of for the housing committee was this
time, I will definitely incorporate into the record and
we'll be discussing with the mayor's office to allow the
appropriate time for comment and to respond. So thank you
mr. King and we look forward to making sure that this
process is using line to what we were requesting. So now
we're going to move to public comment in person. We have
one speaker here today and one reason, submitted for five
items,
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So we have somebody members, we have other women rule
Cruise element, Conway, and Samantha Vasquez for for the
record. Any other no members present, otherwise was
definitely a couple ready for the sake of form. Thank you.
So now we can move to the public comment section speaker,
we have three minutes to speak of all items on the agenda
and the first speaker is mr. George Blakemore, mr. Blake
More Blakemore. Thank you. We have to learn to speak English
and sometime I use is at the end of up to Blake Faith play
more. OK. Google. Anyway, reading better. Gender and you
everything got to change. I'm so over the years here and so
mr. Mitchell, if you see over here, look look right over
here, showing disrespect showing disrespect.
Chairman k, b, b, c d, please. And bring some decorum here.
German. Tell them to sit down and be a listen. When a
person come up from the public is, very disrespectful, have
a seat and that's your job. And if you're not doing it you
don't need to be trapped by my serenity. I can read some
things going on with this shelter over there selling some
kind of city property.
Stop.
stop the
Something for to point something million dollars, you know,
reading this very pumpkin intro.
I want to know more about this shelter, are they going to
be a homeless shelter? Are they going to be a homeless
shelters for US citizens? Are they going to be homeless
shelters for undocumented illegals? This is my question.
This is not a question and answer session. What? I can ask
the question, you don't have to answer it.
I can ask that question about this much how can you do all
that mr. Blake more because I'm a so-called Citizen and I
have every right and you change the name of the game where
I can only speak for 3 minutes on all. I've been tired to
stand up and speak on. Somebody change, these rules, share
these rules need to change back to the old days. It was
corrupt and went. And all of these people was here and now,
it's still corrupted here. I'm telling each one of you on
this committee, change these rules for 7:55 to come down
here if it's 12, and that should have been signed up for 12
hours, you live, you look the same damn wheel.
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Thank.
Thank you, mr. Blakeman
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Orrefors or no business is the Route 45 report from June
2023 which was sent out to the comedian. Can I get a motion
to recommend approval of this report?
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aye.
All.
All those opposed say, nay in the chair that has happened
to rule, 45 report, has being approved. Now, we're going to
talk about the items before you and the committee. The
first item is 02023. 000-1490 acquisition of several
Parcels with coming address at 5230. North, Lincoln Avenue
from the AC Motel, LLC development by Chicago Police
Department of Public Health and the Department of Housing
are the three to six months shelter for homeless with
wraparound Health Services, as part of the assembly station
causing pilot program in the 40th. Ward.
For the Chicago Department of Public Health and Meredith
Muir from the Department of Housing would pretend to
testified on behalf of this ordinance.
If?
Is there any questions or comments? Please raise your hand
to be recognized at the end. So thank you again to the pH,
as well as housing to be here with us.
Thank.
Thank you so much German. We're excited to be here to talk
about the stabilization housing pilot program to make sure
if it works.
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Thank you. Okay. So the stabilization housing pilot program
is a joint program from the Department of Public Health and
the Department of Housing. We are looking at a location at
5230, North Lincoln Avenue, which is in the 40th, Ward
Alderman, Andre, Andre Vasquez word. The community area is
Lincoln Square and this is all along the Lincoln Avenue
test Court are. You can see images of the motel as they
exist today and where it is Chicago match.
Then I
The next slide just gives you a little bit of neighborhood
context. We can send this information out to you after
committing a few on his look in more detail.
An Alexa.
On the next slide, he'll see that. There are 6 Parcels that
make up this motels exist currently zoned be 32, currently
in use as a motel, the total product area is 20000 square
feet were looking at acquisition of this site, by the city
of Chicago and rehab for acquisition. The current owner has
signed an Loi with the city, for the acquisition cost to be
at the appraised value of the property has 2.9 Million
Dollars, and the police find it through the Chicago
recovery plan, the rehab will maintain. The
california-style motel rooms as non congregate housing and
Rehab done to increase at84s ability, and will have written
limited. Quarantine and isolation units on site on the next
flight, I'll pass things over to Matt. Richards. From cph,
to talk more about the program model. Beside Tempe
commissioner Behavioral Health.
I could.
So I could be with you. So many of you council members are
aware that cities have begun acquiring hotels as one of the
responses to homelessness to help people achieve stability
of a further. Diverted into permanent Supportive Housing in
during the covid pandemic. One of the things that the
health department did was we stood up shielding housing for
people that were in the shelter system that were at high
risk of a negative outcome. If they were the fire covid,
stay Realty in their own housing unit and we've provided
On-Site Health Care Services to help them, achieve
stability for physical health, mental health substance use
disorder and then transition them into the community. And
so this is our first project that's really inspired by that
project. So the stabilization housing pilot is intended
really for folks that are cycling across our 911 system of
Public Safety Services, homeless services in emergency
departments in your words typically very high need
residence and they can have their own housing unit. In this
project with on-site Primary Care site,
How to treat?
Hyatt Regency.
How to treat substance, use treatment Case Management
Services Etc. We've worked closely with ottoman Vasquez on
his project. There's up to 40 rooms units at this site,
you'll see on the slide that health services that we expect
to offer. And length of stay is anticipated to be up to
three to six months as a person achieves house ability and
then can live independently in the community. We will be
using data to identify folks that have high cycling
patterns and are also going to be referred in
The.
the program from emergency to
The program from emergency departments and other sites
within the community next light. So, when you think about
public benefits, the goal is to provide housing and
wraparound services to some of the most vulnerable
residents of our city. This is a non congregate shelter
options. So why why not congregate at 1? It limits the
spread of covid in other infectious diseases. Covid,
funding is helping to finance test. It it will improve the
health status of the residents gives an opportunity for
each resident to really come to know their Healthcare team
and build relationships. A lot of folks that would be a
good fit for this. Have histories of the cycling through
systems in the healthcare team. Never really gets to know
them that well and our goal of course is true that folks
will reduce cycling through systems calling 911. Last
ending up in the emergency department last and can be a
transition permanently into housing.
Next site.
So, just to orient, you said the steps that will follow.
I'm assuming, we are given a position of Authority for the
property. Then work, with an architect partner to develop
site plans. Again, we're talking about at the site but see
who will work and CPS is working. Now, on onboarding an
operator, through an RFP process will be a delegate agency,
who's doing the operations at the site and running all of
the services that will work further with more Community
engagement in partnership with the Alderman's office and
and head towards getting a special-use permit.
Where is zoning approval at the site with the CPA once that
is all complete, we will acquire the property and the
renovations and then be able to be in program
implementation.
Thank you. Thank you.
Any any questions or comments? Thank you very much, sir. I
wanted to kind of speak to this item to a kind of provide a
little more context so great an opportunity to wear. Cdph
in the city were able to provide housing at a larger Motel
downtown that led to a lot better outcomes when it came to
people's house, right? People's blood work was looking
better. They were able to get Services if they had mental
health issues or substance use disorder just as matted
mentioned because of those learnings, this pilot looks
expand on that in a way that I think is extremely helpful,
especially in a time where we know there's a challenge and
providing housing for the homeless, where we know that
Not so.
Not separately, but someone separately does, the refugee
housing has its own challenges. So when you look at
Chicago's housing infrastructure at best, it can address
the issues for 30 100 individuals, that's not enough for
the current existing on house population. When you consider
the refugee issue on top and makes it even more on Sanibel.
So by moving forward with this pilot and having a system
where each person is on house, has the Dignity of their own
unit, the Dignity of their own support system that
somebody's able to walk with them, through their Journey,
from where they currently are
Fine.
Finding.
Finding housing in a long-term. I think we can set up a
model that the rest of the sea can adopt that creates what
is in effect bridgehousing take you from people from being
on house to finding jobs and so it's been a really amazing
process to partner with folks and to think about this. So
as a result of these conversations Swedish hospital with
the local community hospital has offered to find ways to
partner up as well to provide more services. We've had
local businesses who wanted offer potentially jobs to folks
if they're able to be stable enough to figure out how it
works. Inside the I believe that by moving forward with
this model, you're able to provide housing and it also has
a community referral program. So that in our Ward, for
example, we have folks were on house that are either on the
streets or at the local parks by having a community
referral process. Those holes can be directed to
potentially find housing in this model, right? So they
killed that. Gives it more localized cuz I don't know what
their relationship or experiences for different orders but
you
Somebody in a pot.
Somebody in a park.
Somebody in a park or a tent in the park and you try to
find housing for them. In the only shelter they have is
miles upon miles upon miles away from the neighborhoods
were there currently at. So they won't accept help by being
able to set up these models. That smaller you can do
satellite ones. We're protecting have one in each Ward to
address to community issues and folks any housing there.
And so I think by being able to do that and then over time
seeing the success will be bringing Chicago home in each
Ward is property. This gets
Find.
Find it. So I want to make sure all our members asked all
the questions that they have, but I think that if we are
able to move forward with this and be successful, we can
get to the point where there's one in each word to help out
with all the different situations folks have and have a
better City and infrastructure to make sure we deal with
homelessness here. And so, I do ask for the committee's
considered a favorable consideration. Thank you so much.
Thank you are my baskets.
Oh yes. Thank you, mr. Chairman, you mentioned, this was
from the recovery program. How much money was put aside for
that? Do you does anyone know? So there is funding from the
permanent housing and there's funding from the Department
of Public Health, I can speak to the Department of Housing.
We have 30 million dollars, not just for this program but
for this along with the funding we're utilizing to
establish Nom Nom congregate shelter, Acquisitions for
existing shelter operators and so between those five grand
finalists and this acquisition, that address to Department
of Housing funding and then, see if so, your funding is
already allocated for $20 for the 2023 budget, right? This
is all from the Chicago recovery plan to proceed funding.
And so its funding that it is allocated when it comes to
the grantee finalist for the shelter acquisition program
and then allocated in this partnership
Woman first.
Coming for the health department, there's 12 million
dollars and the American Recovery plan. That's earmarked
for the health care services. That will be delivered on
site through the stabilization housing Pilots. Money. We
anticipate will pay for two to three years of On-Site,
Health Care and then shelter Property Management, okay? So
all 12 million is earmarked for this particular pilot. Yes,
ma'am. That's right over three years and do you know how
much the renovation cost you anticipate? We have conditions
report has been completed at the property that noted a
couple hundred thousand dollars worth of repairs that
doesn't account for prevailing wage. So it should increase
from there and then there's limited. Some real work to be
done to create a hundred thousand per unit. But I think if
you include other repairs that need to be done and a little
bit of side Improvement and we can anticipate it be well
over a well under a million dollars.
It's not final until we have an architect partner and place
you can put all those pieces together and quote that for
us. But that is that okay? So I want to be clear, there's
no other Thirty million. There's no dollars that are
available for any other pilot except for this one.
That.
Got it. Yeah, that's correct. So the rest of the funding is
going towards the non congregate, shelter acquisition
program, we selected five grand to use through an RFP
process last year and what time now to for them to find and
acquire buildings, similar to the best, they'll run as non
concrete shelter and then they are I can I can get the
names to you in a list for after this year. If I can get
that information. Thank you, mr. Share. Thank you. Thank
you. Thank you, mr. Chairman or so, of course, I support
this. And I think it's commendable that you trying to do
this Alderman. So this is just some questions. So we talkin
about,
Sever.
Several Parcels MP. Now, we purchasing the building at the
property, and we're going to keep it as a shelter was a
transitional housing.
Take me.
Take me to the conversation rank as part of it being a
pilot knowing that has limited funds. See how long that
works? What we believe is, once you see the success of it,
you can go to the state and find more to continue the
program. A part of the conversation we're having is, should
the program itself? Not work, but we will be looking to do
is
Have the proper.
Have the proper you come up to be affordable housing,
right? And be aggressive on that to look at like a buck
fifty percent. Those two hundred percent of portability
knowing it's harder to find like in certain parts of town.
So our goal is for this to work as a stupid stabilization
housing and the transition Bridge housing is what we call
it to go from there to finding people's permanent housing
on. But we also have to have a plan in place in case, it's
not successful as a pilot. And then in this community, if
you don't have a lot of this type of housing in this
neighborhood, you don't have a lot of this type of Housing
and I think it would be fair to say in the city. You kind
of don't have this kind of housing. Ray likes to be able to
get most of the shelters you have or like everybody Under
One Roof. Not everyone getting their own unit. This is part
of the pilot of like if you set it up with all the support
system, in place your personal, you see on the street
doesn't have to be on the street if everything else is
wrapped around. And so this is probably the first of its
kind in the city.
so,
So if you were to knock and I preciate all of this, if you
were to to continue this on, how much would it cost us to
continue this? How much would it cost like annual? I'm
going up. So Alderman, I think part of it's going to depend
on the service model but it's mostly going to be salaries
of the staff that are on site. I mean I would anticipate,
we're looking at three to four million dollars a year. And
what the health department has committed is that we have
funding sources.
Then America.
Then American Recovery plan funding that we think are
appropriate to help fund this, for instance, opioid
settlement funds. We do know that a percentage of folks
that are going to benefit from this have substance use
disorders. We have emergency preparedness funding that we
can use to support it. There were thinking kind of
long-term about different funding sources. The health
department has been I think that would be a good estimate
at this point would be three to four million dollars a
year. Based on what we learn about the Staffing, that's
needed, okay? So this is, this is very unique. I mean, I'm
not used to send housing projects like this, with the
health department being involved. I think that's great.
That's good, good idea. So and I do have several shelter,
not shelter, but several sros in my life could become a Sr.
All right?
Or a.
Or a no.
Or an SRA building could be used for this type of purpose.
Yeah, so they could be operate on on the same amount of
money or more.
So, I think one of the things that makes this model very
different than a lot of the existing housing models is
there's very intensive on-site services. So, you know,
often residents are choosing between shelter or some form
of their non congregate housing in the community wearing a
good scenario. You might have a case manager. You litter.
We have primary care doctors.
We have primary care. Doctors nurse has social workers all
on site that are providing intensive services to each
resident, coming to know them over a. Of time. So that's
the biggest way in which this is different from an ex
something, like an SRO which typically does not have a
tremendous amount of on-site, particularly healthcare
services for residents to be something like a pre like you
preparing folks, to get their own apartment, then they can,
then you also. I hope also trying to help them to get
permit a house. Yes, sir. That's right. I think this is
great. I want one in my water. Can I get one of my reward
to any more money left. I appreciate that. Then the sros
that you're talkin about can be converted to that model to
help the transition.
Longer.
Longer-term housing. I need the other thing that I I want
to make sure his mention is the cost savings on the other
end. So when you don't have this kind of housing, they're
going to your ER cpd's following up, they're coming back
and every single month, every couple weeks and you're
spending more tax dollars on that end as opposed to having
the wraparound services on the front. End that allow you to
actually solve the problem, rather than put a bandaid on
it, for lack of a better way to express it. Thank you.
I love that we're doing this site. I love the consequence
back in 2020. I'm glad that we're spending $2 on the topic
of everyone wanting to replicate this model. So you stayed
a bit also it's what are on house neighbor's like it's a
really great. What are the combination of factors that made
this a suitable location for the work in talking with our
our dearly departed? Brian essenburg it was a complicated
thing to figure out buildings that worked for this model.
How did we set up on the Diplomat?
Yes.
Yeah, sure. So cdph toh and bfss were all looking together
last year when funding is allocated to this program to try
and figure out exactly what buildings works. Well and so
several factors that played in. We found that the sort of
California style motel building and properties are really
good fit for this, given that there are already existing
individual rooms with individual bathrooms, and there's not
a lot of work. When you say, California, style, exterior,
entrances. And we're not talking about big downtown hotels.
We don't have enough money to do that but there are a
number located for the north along, Lincoln Avenue there, a
number located south of well. And so we can text
There.
There were also other models but for stabilization housing,
this really felt like the best fit in terms of being in a
location. That works being a size that I met. This other
size me. They were looking for and being in a condition
that we believe this or minor repairs has major rehab. In
when we talk about live over person, I can be informed when
I'm engaging with real estate, what's like, the estimated
per square foot? Like we had cost per unit, we had cost me
think we're looking at, so we don't have it on that, we can
get that number. But before we had a condition of the
property that said, which systems in the building where,
how old and where I need a replacement or look like, they
were in a state that needs to be repaired or replaced, and
that's where they got to sort of the $200,000 number. That
doesn't account for prevailing wage.
Appealing.
Prevailing wage. In most cases and then we will need to
come by and some rooms on the first floor. So they make
rims that are large enough to be a DA accessible and also
create some space that allows for the clinic space and the
the service provision. So that's how we started thinking
about it'll get much more clearer once we have an architect
partner who can guess that really really detailed number
Are you now?
Per unit $200,000. As a pet, a hold on total, prevailing
wage. Think about like half a million and then think about
added repairs as other things. And a lot of that, is there
going to be a big one? So there are others like system
Replacements. But you're working with a structure that is
already in the format that you wanted to be. And I think
that's the biggest benefit really three times that number
will be incredible for a rehab and transitional housing
project graduation.
You can.
Jim.
Jeremy.
Can.
Can you throw the chair? Give us the breakdown of payment
on this what this would cost and what was the reason for
this? Not because somebody said that this was cleared in
2021. Why? We now just
No.
Doing this to my son about the funds were already. Yeah.
Why is it taking so long but if what they're saying is that
the funds were agreed on in 2020 but as far as like this
being the project that all took time about finding the
property seeing where it could work and so there's this
plus other ones so I think the 2020 is just like the okay
on the funding in general they still got to do the work
about where they were going to put it in place in late 2020
and 2022, Spence both identifying
Property.
Properties that would work for the projects and then also
identifying, how this process is going to get city
ownership of work, which took some time as well. So I have
his, where's the support of housing for this? This this is
a great idea. I agree that we should do this in our
shelters for everything. And I want to
How are you all picking these delicate agencies? Because we
are not doing a good job at picking delicate agencies that
actually could staff things like this. And so things like
this, don't work because that that piece is important and a
lot of times we missed the ball and so I want you all to
work very closely with Altima Vasquez to make sure that the
delicate agency is somebody that actually does work. We we
have a bad habit in the city of using people that are
friends who don't do great jobs. And so I want to see that
you all have a real strong connection with the alderman
around the, the the delegate agency that you always use.
Call Meg.
I met you did for the record say that this is for our
current homeless population. Correct. This is not my grits,
this is for. Is that correct that? So that was a question
that if somebody was a migrant who otherwise met the
criteria, certainly there's nothing that would prevent them
from being eligible for the program that the program is for
folks who have on addressed physical and behavioral health
conditions, and where's the support of housing? Cuz that's
what's missing. Cuz you said three to six months. Am I
correct? That's where the slide that you had. That said, 3
to 6 months, what doesn't happen when we're not able to
help this family, find or the phone and house. Thank you.
That's a very important question. So, that's where we're
coordinating very closely with all Chicago in the Continuum
of Care. We did this with, as the alderman said Hotel. 166,
was that individuals to achieve stability through that
program than participated and expedited housing initiatives
were, they got placed in permanent supportive. The other
thing is
one of
One of the things we're interested in is as folks, maybe
have had ruptures in their relationships with family
members, for instance, related, to their substance, use
related to other things. There may be folks that actually
want to return to living with family. Are there may be
other housing options other than living independently in
the community but we are working with the Continuum for
that reason. We would never push someone out after you've
achieved the Billy it would run counter to our whole set of
values around it.
and,
And where did you all kind of get this model? What did this
come from? When you? So part of it was what we learned
during covid and we wrote a paper about it as the alderman
said, and the Journal of the American Medical Association.
So if you want to read it, like, we can share it with you
but we also spoke to folks in Denver Colorado, who acquired
multiple hotels, New York City on, Boston is another city
that was a source of inspiration. So we'd fought Wiese. We
spoke to a number of cities around the country. Denver's
probably the one that's closest and I can share information
with you about that if you'd like to live without the last
thing I'll say is
How?
How will we?
How are we looking at the other shelters? I know that
that's a, cuz a lot of our shelters are parcel. They don't
provide any of this on there. Nothing like what you all are
trying to be your, what is the conversation between. GP D&D
FSS? So they should be a part of the conversation as well,
around how we start to look at these other shelters. Cuz
you have people who been living in a shelter 10 and 15
years. And that's because we have no support of housing to
go with it. And so how we since we're at where we're at the
beginning stage and I appreciate the presentation. I I pray
that it works. I like it makes great sense but I want to
know how we going to start to look at these other shelters
and provide housing for folks who've been in for too long.
Yeah.
yeah, so proud of
Yeah, so part of the Sunday that the funding but I talked
about earlier, we're working with the FSS on helping some
of the existing shelter operators to acquire a new
properties that also have a similar non congregate modeled
after using their existing DSS funding for the ongoing
operations of the sides, but we're helping to fund them to
buy new building and moving spaces that are better
conditions that are more or less. I would like for you all
to to do a real analysis about the current shelters that we
have cuz there's a big difference and what you all are
building and what we currently have and we're doing a
homeless population, disservice sending them in somebody's
face, is there just horrible? I can see it's bad when you
got people who are willing to sleep in their cars on the
streets than going to a shelter. And so that's a system
that we should be looking at because at some point they
have there coming to us was Sunday so I'm not interested in
funding anything that doesn't work for us. It's a real
conversation around Supportive Housing when people are
transition because that's
No problem. We get folks into some of these this, some of
these places and they are not they go up on the rent, a lot
of things happen and so he's family's wind up back and so
and us really making sure that we're following these
families. We are horrible at collecting data when it comes
to following families and what we did or did not do
actually work. So I got thank you, thank you, thank you for
someone else.
I can.
I can't.
I can't follow alderwoman Taylor. I'm stuck at. That was
actually my my question was, how are you going to measure
success? But I think that all the questions were asked, and
I'll await those answers. I'm following up. Thank you,
thank you.
just,
Just for a point of clarity, this particular project will
be managed by a delegate agency or the city services are
provided by the agency, but the building will be owned by
the city should happen with all the person Vasquez and I'm
sure he knows this as well. My fear is that we get delegate
agencies that don't provide bicultural and bilingual
congruent services. Are they really need the needs of our
families often. We lay over this blankets of what are on
house neighbor's need? When the need is so diverse and the
circumstances are starkly different. And so I want to make
sure that whoever we have coming on board to provide the
day-to-day Services understands that we need to be
addressing each individual needs on a case-by-case basis.
And they were not just providing a blanket amount of
services that do not work understood.
We can play.
I completely agree.
I completely agree with that. And one of the things other
woman with why we think is not as important as a lot of the
folks that we think are going to benefit from it. Tend to
get episodic are there at 1, emergency department one day.
There's a 911 call there's a different emergency department
but a team of people never get to really know that person
who they have feel safe with that they've developed, trust
with that are able to deliver Services. As you said,
they're culturally responsive linguistically responsive so
that is the expectation of the service providers and if
they're not, you know, we anticipate they will meet our
expectations but we're not going to be shy about
articulating it and we're working closely with the older
men through the evaluation process. There are local members
of the evaluation panel as well.
Thank.
Thank you, Allah person.
Thank.
Thank you care. What it is. Thank you guys, for, for
bringing this for if it's been exciting to hear about this
work as you were developing it and I kind of want to just
suggest I'm glad that you're here and we're having this
information and you know, I was wondering if maybe we could
have a similar thing around some of the additional effort,
you're doing with the FSA has always seemed. So just
knowing in the 49th Ward, you guys have worked very closely
with Northside housing and existing shelter service in that
model that you were kind of asking about where
They've provided fun.
They're provided funding and resources and tech support for
the acquisition of a property, right? That will help expand
the number shelter beds and kind of non congregate. So
would love to share if maybe that could be another thing we
get kind of briefs on. So that people know the broader
scope of what you guys have been working on, think a lumen
Can we come back to the word criteria, that you'd
mentioned?
If he gets 6 lb on that what the criteria for the program
would be right but I anticipate a list of people looking to
get on and the guy my note razors 40 rooms. That's right.
So how are you going to determine who? Who gets its
placement, who doesn't? Yeah, so there's kind of two ways
were approaching it. So in terms of those, who would be a
good candidate for this program, so number one, they have
to be at high risk of a negative outcome. If they were to
acquire covid, they have to have diagnosed physical and
behavioral health conditions. They have to have a pattern
of cycling across systems, utilizing Emergency Department
Services 911 services, Public Safety Services, Etc. And
then we have to be able to locate them. So that's from past
projects. When were looking at how you'd eliezer's actually
locate.
People is not a.
People is not as easy as it sounds. So there's two ways you
would get referred of the program. One is we're literally
going to generate a list of people, and we're going to try
to locate people who meet the criteria. The second way is
we're working with the alderman to identify community-based
referral sites like emergency Departments of people who
meet the criteria who could be directly refer to a
community-based referral. And then you have basically a
data-driven approach to referral as well, put words into
your point. We believe there is 1,200 people that could
benefit from this intervention, maybe more. So the
intention is not for this one pilot project. Our goal is to
get to a few hundred people where we can try to make the
case that it works and then the next step would you think
about how do you scale it and in recognizing that the, on
the on said, it's important to an Essence retreat at case
study is their preferences that you would look for
Where the case?
Or the case study.
So, the depressing Veterans? For example, or
We?
With.
Women with children or so the, the the biggest things in
our, the biggest thing that we're focused on is one
compliance with the federal funding requirement, which is
that we have to show that people are at high risk of covid.
2/2 diagnosis behavioral health, or physical health
condition, and they have a history of cycling. Those are
really the three big ones.
As.
As we work with the alderman to finalize, the plan, those
things like, could you have Veteran's preference between
those are things that we could certainly work out. There's
nothing that would prevent us from looking at that. Am I
right in saying that it would be your for were funds would
run out? That's so if, if this were to start late this year
and we got three years out of it, it would end in 26, which
is when we have to fully extend, the ARP buns. Okay. If I
may may be good or
Maybe.
Maybe a quarterly report from this. I think it's
fascinating and would love to hear back on progress. Thank
you. Thank you. Thank you. And I know we recognized as a
corn. Alright, thank you. Thank you, thank you. I'm going
to be I guess any as well for the corn.
Any additional questions. Otherwise I will first want to
come in Alderman baskets for this important initiative,
when I come in now. So the department for working
collaboratively to make this work. I also threw the
committee with work and the committee members to make sure
the age cdph DCFS. As well as dpd coordinate with local.
All the men how to make sure that we are fully bad delegate
agencies that we have reported back of the other than Queen
suggested, maybe Puerto Rico will will discuss with. The
committee would have ended Apartments to see what is more
appropriate also like to encourage a committee members to
identify percent possible locations. In the word. Another
mayor has has been very clear that we would want to work in
collaboration with each Ward and collaborating closely
identify similar possibilities. This is the first of the
six goals are identified by the transition team to make
sure that we have a sterilization.
Housing.
Housing Programs. As part of the transaction report that
was just announced last week and encouraged also committee
members to look at the report and Housing section so that
we continue working together. Finally, I know it was
mentioned about the least of how we prioritize and all they
need is great. I really want to congratulate in command of
my baskets for making her body as well as the Department's
and also really recognized as a huge need among populations
and it would be remiss.
Battle mansion.
I don't mention last week, there was a huge tragedy into
Lido village community, where a victim of domestic violence
was father, also victim of murder because we do not have
enough options for domestic violence victims. So, that's
another thing that we would like to work with the
Department's identifying options. So, no, no one should be
in this in this kind of predicament that is life saving. So
again I recognize a question and we have more quality
meetings I really appreciate your your input
And there was a little typo I want to identify. It was a
Dye dam was just for the record before we vote was item.
02023. 000-140-9990 just for the record before. We think
about, make sure it goes through. So unless you have any
other comments or questions, can I get a motion to
recommend approval for this item?
Some.
T-Mobile Alderman, Ramirez. Rosa all those in favor. Say
aye.
although,
All those opposed say nay in a painting of the chair, the
eyes have it, they do pass recommendation, with his orders,
will be reported at the next council meeting on Wednesday
July. 19th 2023. Thank you again. Thank you.
Thank you. That would be moving to the next item on our
agenda. This is the item 200020 23-00 01455 station with
numerous Parcels are portions for improvement of roadways
project. The Lawn South Burley Avenue from East 122nd
Street to East 126th Place. South of South Carondelet
Avenue from East 122nd Street to East 126th place and East
122nd Street from South Avenue O to South carondolet Avenue
and Norfolk Southern Railroad Company, right? Across
Crossing to be constructed by the Chicago Department of
Transportation Transportation or the developer for the
North Pole and Redevelopment in the 10th Ward sewing
mannequin. A ride from the Chicago Department of
Transportation issue 2% and testified on behalf of
disorder.
Left.
Good afternoon, Mister chairman and committee members. My
name is Suleiman Cordero, spelled for the record. Soliman
khudiram was the Chicago Department of Transportation. I am
presenting, the Burley Avenue roadway project. The project
includes acquiring rights-of-way for a Jeep from adjacent
Property Owners. The 10th Ward Alderman. Is in support of
the project and appearing. Before you seeking your support
of the right-of-way acquisition process, I to a coalition
and we have slides showing the details of the project.
So the project is the Burley Avenue.
Just woke up.
The project location.
Is there from 106 Cedar Street on the east on the North
side? That's on the right hand side of the screen to 126
place. On the left hand side of the screen, the lines that
shown in the red colored doors. Are the roadway that's
going to be constructed there. By C. The lines that shown
in the blue color is already being coerced.
Buy a price.
By a private developer on behalf of the city that was a
separate City development agreement, in 2019.
The project is need three needs for the project that
necessitated the project the project will connect. As shown
on the slide will connect a true truck routes which is 10
6th Street and 126th place. It will provide access to the
industrial properties just east of the Calumet River
currency. They have these problems accessing their
properties and also the project will reduce truck routes on
adjacent to South North the roadways
The the door slide shows the geometry, the footprint of the
project. So starting
Start.
Starting from 126th place and going north. Again, the, this
is portion of the road shown in red that will be
constructed by C. And the portion on the right hand side,
this is shown in blue that's being constructed by the
private developer.
Again on.
Again on along Burleigh Avenue direct line, the red color
road that would be by BBC. And the blue on the right hand
side of the picture is by the developer.
The neck.
The next slide shows the portion that will be developed by
the developer or in blue. Blue is developer. And the next
slide shows the limits of what the developer will
construct, which is up to 117th Street and the rest of the
project all the way to 106 will be constructed by C. So,
here it is, you can see that the land just adjacent to the
east of the project is vacant land over on the west side of
the project is hardly showing at the railroad tracks by
Norfolk Southern
And this is the end of the project which is 10 6th Street
where we will connect new Burleigh Avenue to 10 6th Street.
The Project funding, the total cost of the project is the
38.3 million. It's funded the fully, bye-bye, Illinois,
rebuild Illinois program, and the small portion by federal
funds.
The problem.
You can, you Buck?
You're killing that Sunday that the total cost of 38 points
that 1.5 million that was used for Phase. One Design, 3.8
million was used as being used for face to design and the
construction is estimated to be thirty-three million
include the including the right-of-way acquisition for a
total of 38.3 million.
The.
The properties. Is that going to be a required is divided
into four times. The first one is fully take, that's where
we need to take the entire property because the roadway is
passing through the property. The second type is a PT
that's partial take, we will need, as I will show only
strip of land from the adjacent property owner. He is a
temporary easement that we need only during construction.
And at the end of the construction return, this piece of
land to the adjacent owner. So it's only needed during
construction for about 2 years and the last one is PE,
that's permanent easement the ownership of the property
remains with the current owner, but we do need the
permanent placement for a utility services for future
maintenance.
and,
And the bottom of the slide, it shows the division that are
for a full tank properties. Only for out of Faerie. 26, is
it a partial? Take can put on the easement or apartment is
men 16 private owners and all the properties are vacant
land. Except there is one of them only that has the
commercial building
ended. Just do slideshows. The the details of each one of
those properties and you can see on the slide, anything
shown on green that certain part of the easement just
needed during construction. As I mentioned, the properties
that shown in in pink color and call it pink pink color.
This is a strip of land. That's needed to be purchased
acquired from the adjacent property owner. Don those are
vacant land to be able to widen the road. If it exists or
build road, if it doesn't exist.
and,
And then they continue going along carondolet on the North
same thing. The green is only temporary easement and pink
color is is partial take and moving to Burley Avenue at
1126 place. This one shows a strip of land that we will
need to acquire from the adjacent owner.
and,
And the same thing that determine I D S curve. That shown
on the right hand side of the slide that road that's built
already built by the developer as a separate Redevelopment
agreement. So there's no right to air condition.
and,
And the same thing here that's build or being built by the
developer.
And this location which is 116th Street, we will need to.
We don't own the city, doesn't own any of the land at that
location. So we will need to acquire the entire width of
the new roadway.
Going further north. We the city owns the part of the road
so we'll need only that small portion shown in the pink
color.
And the same thing here.
Listen.
The same thing here.
And that.
And that's the end of the right-of-way acquisition, that's
where new Burley Avenue Meats, 10 6th Street. And in this
slide you will see that green is temporary is meant as I
mentioned on 106, on the right hand side of the slide we
will need a small strip of land on the north side of 106
Street and then the parcel shown in blue, the large parcel
on the right hand side that's when the property I mentioned
as one property that's commercial with a commercial
building that needed to be acquired. You can see that the
roadway goes through the building so we couldn't save it
and then on the left hand side, those are the three vacant
land Parcels that we will need to acquire. And you can see
that the roadway goes to throw them.
The schedule of the project, the construction is scheduled
to start in 2024 toward the end of 2024 and will be
completed. By the end of 2025 is about a year-and-a-half
Rogers.
and I,
And that.
And that's my end of the presentation. Thank you for the
record. I like to share that I'll demand Peter Chi, Cody to
provide a letter of support on July 7th. I need your
opinion of the alderman that this project would alleviate.
The truck traffic from entering residential areas and has
been pretty cheap.
Simple. Super
Apple support in.
Simple supporting available for any questions that may be
committee members. Have any questions or comments? We're
going to recognize all the other women, Janet Taylor first
private developers as Northpoint development, Northpoint
development, that's the name of the developer.
Who are?
Who are they? Cuz it says, Norfolk Southern Railroad on
here, Norfolk Southern Railroad owner. That's directly,
west of the west of the project. So, the entities that
involved is the city, of course, the developer, which is
Northpoint development and Norfolk Southern. And also, they
have interest in the project because we will need to
acquire some properties from Norfolk Southern. We also, it
would be also constructing a title grade crossing, where
the road crosses, their rail today are involved in the
project design are not contributing to the railroad. When
they mistreat the community, I'm confused on. How does he
even a conversation and then, can you go back to slide
number? I guess. It's number for something about 16/1.
Require y'all did the same thing.
Englewood. So I'm confused. Are we still doing this cuz we
still haven't made the community's whole. Thank you. That's
the one. So what's going to happen with this? Except one we
going to do enemy domain and kick them out to eat with the
last family. I'm so confused on why the city continues to
do this and I've never heard you say, in any of these
presentation on what the community actually gets out of it.
So you can't use our tax dollars are Tom and I are laying
in the community gets what? Nothing, just don't. And I
don't, and I would, I want to ask this as we will be held
because I need to figure out why the ultimate will support
this without having a conversation about. And you just now
sending us his presentation. So we sitting here trying to
read through, it just is not inform me. This is not give me
any of the names that I need and so, I'm, I'm confused. Are
we still doing this? We did this years ago. This happened
what 2013, with no phone, but he took over the whole
Community, with has no respect there. They were supposed to
get to community. $3000000, say it's been a million
show me a
Show me on.
Do my own stuff. And so I don't want us to do this again.
We need to have some real details around this, and they
need to be here. I was with, they got the city during labor
day dealing. They need to be here to present, to the city
council, developer. They want something from us. It's like,
you're asking me to vote on something or even to listen to
something for people who ain't got the balls to come in.
And so we we got a real problem.
I never heard of. No point. Don't know who they are. When
they came from. We have nothing.
Thank.
Thank you, thank you. All the other woman as far as the
sea. C.
as for,
As far as the sea. Project we are not acquiring any
properties that has buildings on them. The only one as I
mention is, only one of them that has a commercial
building. That's needed for sure. The remaining properties
that we will be, we will need to acquire are all vacant
lands. There are existing residential buildings on the on
the, on the east side of Burley. They're not affected they
cut. They will remain and they will have a street in front
of them. So, I just to address your point of the woman that
we are not purchasing or relocating. Any, any property, any
residential areas? We are not purchasing any all the
statistics to do. So, already the price as the is that what
the park? Because that's the question, then the private
developer. Get that land. Absolutely. It's the same monkey
different circuits. Exact same thing. And so,
I wouldn't.
I wouldn't be comfortable with.
I wouldn't be comfortable and even continuing this
conversation without having, who is this Northpoint
development at the table? Who are, they think of all the
Roman? I don't want to speak on their behalf because their
development was a separate from the sea. Project. It was
negotiated is a Redevelopment agreement was in 2019. It's a
separate project and I don't want to speak on their behalf,
best to address your question. The lands that the roadway
that they're building for us, for the city did not have did
not require any relocation of any property. They were no
buildings, are vacant land and to answer your question
again, I'm not answered, it took him their behalf, I just
want to respect your question, they're building an
industrial buildings, very large, industrial buildings to
house manufacturer. As part of the Chicago, manufacturing
campus, they work.
Ford.
Ford motor.
Ford Motor Company and if you if you need I could stay. But
that could be viewed. But again I just want their
Redevelopment agreement is separate than what I'm
presenting today. I'm presenting a project that CDOT needs
to acquire those properties and they were no building
acquisition, Nora location as part of the sea. Project
except.
How much?
Commercial Bank. Thank you for the quest.
You said so.
Based.
Based on that side, it says 16 private owners with those
homes, were those buildings, were those businesses? And I
know you're saying that this North North Point is who did
it what happened to those families the the 16216 private
owners none of them are residential, they were no buildings
on any of those prices property their properties except
except that I just want to make sure I'm clear except that
property and if you go to to the almost the end of the
slide number 26,
It keep.
It keep going yet. That's the only property that is has a
building that will need to be. Acquired is the large
trapezoidal shape on the right hand side there where is
building its commercial residential and we contacted the
owner we did send them letters as part of our presentation
to the Community Development commission and we have not
received any objection from those 16 owners. The two, again
the one on the right, the blue one on the right. That has a
building the large Blue Block on the left.
Can you be?
Is vacant land. And yes, we will need to acquire both of
those. The rest of the acquisition, all vacant land and we
are not acquiring any, we're not acquire in the entire
language of land. 40, ft 6 ft to be able to build a road
and the questions we received from those 16 owners. After
we sent them the certified letters, they were on some of
them just ask questions when is the project will be build
their support if I don't speak on their behalf but you have
not received any objection to the project.
80s.
Haley said that.
Haley said it's just the one building that's left where you
all have not talked to the owner but we did send them a
letter, but you haven't. So what will happen? If you all
don't require that property and we we we send a letter to
the owner and we have not received any objection from the
owner. If the when we start after the ordinance is is
hopefully approved. Then we will go through the
right-of-way acquisition process and if the owner of Jet to
the city, acquiring the property, didn't have to go through
a quick. Take have no other choice, you have to go to take.
So you all are going to take it then.
Timer.
Say monkey different circus it because of that owner. I mean
again we have not heard from the owner, he's not objecting,
but if any of those vacant properties, this is standard
procedure. We will have to go through a manager, and it's
part of the ordinance ordinance does allude into. If if, if
the negotiations is stuck that we have to go through a
quick take, as we have done another project that we have,
again, older woman, I want to, we have not all those 16,
none of them came back and say, no, I abjectly, they were
nothing. They were there. So they will benefit the
community will benefit the one big benefit, maybe I didn't
mention that. Right now trucks uses Avenue O and Avenue O
has a residential areas and there is big problem on Dodge
used trucks using Avenue or when we build Burley. Those
trucks will use Burley Avenue. So please don't do this
eventually area that would be directly benefiting from it.
So it
Turn on.
Torrance Torrance, part of it has a residential area that
is vibration. There is noise. So this is a win-win for
everybody. For one point five million dollars to fix Road
House that Altima going to keep up with that roll. Cuz they
continue to tear it up. I don't know how you all make deals
with folks, and we're not asking him for everything in the
kitchen sink. Y'all actual the bare minimum and just
because you can take somebody else doing intimate domain on
me, you should don't make it right. And so
Call my mom real.
I'm really struggling with the
I'm really struggling with this and I don't want to vote
this down but just look, this is this is incomplete. And so
the private developer should be here, we should be having a
conversation with them but I don't know. Y'all are making
deals with folks and then you want to come to us and say,
can you do this? When this doesn't benefit the community at
all? I heard you say nothing about what the community
doing. Are you talkin about? What's going to fix you? Some
of the role we don't have to fix in another four years for
wear and tear from the trucks. Y'all axles for the bare
minimum. Just thank you, Tammy, not good enough. Just for
the sake of consideration, if there's a few more College
who want to speak and at the end, if you want to make a
motion will definitely consider emotion. So I live in
Manhattan
Thank you sir. Hello. A couple questions and this is just
for clarification to cuz I realize it's a complex project
and I'm appreciating some of my colleagues alderwoman.
Taylor's question. So who will only Parcels at the city
would on the passes after we acquired to the city hall in
the parcels, what is the cost? This time we have not
negotiated with any of the or not because of the process
but the budget for a choir in all those properties in just
a budget three million dollars estimated and just for the
process take, is that something that's already in C. Budget
or will you let they want?
The ghost.
Negotiated Willie.
Negotiated will you guys have to come back to us for an
appropriation for that? The right, so it was isshin is part
of the project budget that would that I showed, which is
38.8., 38.3 million. Just wondered why there were no City
funds on this project note, if nothing it's the funded by
rebuild, Illinois and 1.5 from the federal so that it's
already included, we will not be coming back for Sunday,
okay, that's helpful. Thank you. I guess another question
on this will be, I'll just do the the maintenance cost and
maybe you can just get more detail on what type of
straight. This will be. Will this be considered a new
arterial? Street, is this like a feeder street? Is it up
Shirley residential street? Yes. Alderwoman. It's designed
as a truck route, so it's not a residential street and it's
the the main them, the benefit to it, to the city, to the
industrial.
What is it to?
What is it to the?
Was it to the even the residents is going to be truck
route. So the to take the trucks from those neighbor in
residential areas. And then my last question is have you
guys done an environmental impact study on this? And and
maybe there's something attached to the broader project
that you guys could show to us. That would help us
understand cuz I, I will say it sounds like you've been
working on this for a while. We have some in some parts of
the city we've been burnt, right?
I see.
Buy some of these days.
Buy some of these deals. And so I hear some concerns from
colleagues, but it might be beneficial to bring us up to
speed on like the broader project. And if this is really a
benefit to the community, but that environmental impact,
right? So, if this is, hey, this is rear. I hear you saying
this is taking polluting trucks out of a residential area,
this is giving the city some ownership to be able to build
the road. Those all sound like good things to me. I think
it's just been a little, we're seeing him a piece of your
brother project and so it's a little hard so kind of yes
yeah we did the Environmental Studies that's what's part of
the funding agency. Phase one we did extensive
Environmental Studies, we have it. Maybe through the chair,
you can get that for somebody. Who's the southeast side or
Avenue O?
Is.
Is a residential street. From one end of the corridor, all
the way, probably up to a hundred and 19th Street, where it
kind of turns a little residential but their single family
homes from a hundred and 6th Street. I'll, we have to pass
the high school and to the shopping area and around the
shopping area. If I live there, I'd be ecstatic that
they're going to build a special Street where these trucks
and take those fumes and all the issues that they
cabin, if
Cabin. If you've ever been down there and narrows down and
one point to where you can barely get down the street. But
you got a big old huge truck on the side of you, trying to
make really tight terms or maybe not even understanding the
community. So this is a going into
and,
And a business cord to a commercial Corridor that is
designed for heavy traffic. So what this will allow is
worth big huge. Manufacturing trucks to get off my
residential streets and a go in a corridor. And again, take
some of that emissions away from the residential side of
this community. So it's a plus or anybody that lives there
to get heavy traffic off the street. Going into this court.
Thank you. I'll do them. And if I may just so quick on the
road as the other woman ask, the road is classified as a
trucker out. However, I forget to mention that it does have
a bicycle lane. It has a sidewalk
so,
So it's, it's a, it's a reason why it has a bicycle, a
because 126 place has a bicycle lane, so it's connecting
1062 to it. So it's not it's not doesn't mean truck. Route,
meaning is going to be used by Trucks. Only, absolutely
not, which is classified as a truck route with design it as
a truck are protected bike lane. Yes, it will be a bike
lane on the parkway.
Also.
Outside. It's on the on the side of the street, not on the
street itself. So it's just a wider sidewalk, we just call
it a bike lane, 10 ft wide by thank you, thank you. I
woman. I didn't we have other women.
Is.
Yes, thank you, mr. Chairman, can you put up the slide?
That shows the Ford Motor plant which Glen older one, the
Ford Motor plant.
now, it has
No, it had her it was another one that had the actual, the
Chicago manufacturing the dump at the Ford Motor, plant
identify on one of these Maps.
Not that one.
Devon.
Are you going?
Are you going to fast?
Not that one.
Not that one, not that one.
Hopefully.
Ford is on Torrence Avenue Fort, right? I saw there's a
Ford Motor plant, you had a big one of those Maps, had them
identify and I think it was in yellow. My question is, how
much of
this is,
This road benefits, are they going to get a benefit from?
that's,
Nelson, flight 878 slide 7 and cycle it slowly. Please make
the older woman can see. I don't see the word Ford Motor
plant because that's what triggered my thought, but okay.
Right there. There it is. Okay.
Does the?
Does this new world benefit them?
Do you get the road? The road will benefit everybody. Yes
it will benefit the Chicago, manufacturing campus. It will
connect to 1 or 6 to 1:26 to take the truck, traffic from
Avenue o and n Torrence Avenue at the main thing is also
right now Industries Nelson. If you go to the slide
Sleepless and was there a new road? That's going to be
built, that you mentioned a gray Road and a blue Road. Gray
Road was a road into the Ford Motor plant area from the
beginning that Gray Road. You mentioned the blue road is
what is s 122nd Street? That's right. Okay, the little Gray
Road bear.
That.
That's private that the gray road is a private actually that
Gray Road on the right hand side of the blue. That way. It
is now underneath the traffic light. Yes. Okay. Yeah. I see
that. So the gray road is, is an existing Road 126 place
and the Red Road, it's also existed. We're just waiting and
get slightly because I think we need to get a commitment
from the Ward. Before we make this kind of investment
that's going to benefit them because they need to return to
their plant for electric vehicles, they doing it
everywhere. In the state of Illinois, except for Chicago,
and,
and if we're going to spend this amount of money,
In a way that's going to benefit them, they need to give
something back to the city of Chicago.
Best.
Best jobs for people in the city for the future.
So I I cannot vote for this until I know that there's been
some conversation with the Ford Motor plant about their
future plans, in the city of Chicago. I I couldn't be
supportive of this. If I may answer, quickly, older woman
that default, as you know, they are on Torrence Avenue. Day
are west of Torrance. This one is close to Avenue O. So the
Ford plant is not adjacent to this one is the Chicago
manufacturing campus.
Bad.
That's what he has the Chicago manufacturing campus where
they have suppliers or indirectly for to answer your
question will benefit from it but not directly since they
are all. We still need to have the conversation with them
cuz they benefit at the end of the day that got a benefit
one way the other
Thank.
Thank you. Thank you. All the women by Jimmy Choo,
Can you bring back up the slide that had the either? The
one that had the one that had to break out of the 38th 38
million Phase 1, Phase 2.
Like. OK, Google one of the other slaves had the design
phase was completed. But now we looking at the same face to
question. What was the process for awarding the design
phase? Did it go to procure, me to go to the task order
process. What is the process for awarding The Phase? One
Design is all through request for proposals, and it did go.
Both of them, went through procurement Department of
procurement, so we had to separate consultant for phase
one. And the fee was 1.5 that was completed and is approved
with the consultant. Can you please get a ride love with
each other? We are, currently in Phase to design and that,
of course that also went through procurement because of the
sea. The project is not and the consultant for that against
the RFP process.
Selection through the procurement consultant is Bowman,
Bowman Consulting.
Or.
Orange.
Going back to a question. I think wasn't answered when we
made a reference to the developer North Point.
Who.
Who's?
Who is North Point? Can we get some information on that
that company? And how would they know how did they become
involved in this project was that process assure Alderman.
I just want to emphasize that this project is a c. Project,
the one that's shown in the red line. The the the the
roadway that's being built by Northpoint development
through a separate Redevelopment agreement. That was done
in 2019, not part of your recollection. Did the government
have some stipulations in there? With respect to the
minority participation and things like that? That
agreement? Because we were not part of it, but I could
answer that my understanding it is. But again, I'm not
speaking for the Redevelopment agreement. This is a c.
Project and he said 19, 2019.
negotiate with negotiated,
It was negotiated and the lead was Department of planning.
And development is, was not part of that sort of them in
that part of that tree development agreement, because the
developer they were ahead of us. They needed to build the
the buildings and then the city decided. Why not? Just take
those up. Listen, can you put back? Slide number three?
Just start from the beginning and go to slide.
Is.
Let's go to the beginning.
Play number three.
This.
This one yet. So that that was the agreement. The area
shown in blue is what the developer is building outside. My
presentation. This is the one that I was saying that it's a
separate Redevelopment agreement. Negotiated in 2019 where
the developer Northpoint development is building. Those
roads for us for the city, my presentation today is about
the continuation of what the developer is is built. And
this is the area shown in red line. So my presentation is
the speed art project right away is related to the CDOT
project development.
I hear.
I hear you on the on the B to see that part of it. And I
think we need to we need to have other representation for
this project so we can become very clear on what we're
looking at here. I'll let the lack of time out. I let it
continue but I think it's probably going to be some motions
at the end of this discussion.
Summer.
So much the chairman.
I,
I appreciate.
I appreciate the presentation. I want to speak with the
humility that I don't live in the 10th Ward. I am seldom in
the tenth Ward and all I have to go by is what we've got up
here and what you can find on Google Maps that said, like
two questions and perhaps a comment. I can see that we're
trying to run traffic off of Avenue O & as was pointed out.
I really appreciate what we're trying to do there in terms
of getting diesel fumes out of residential communities. But
as we're moving that traffic away from Rowan parks near
Overland Avenue and Avenue O and looks like we're moving.
This truck traffic closer to Eastside Little League senior
field at 110th and then Wolf park over. 109. I wonder if
we've considered the environmental impact of running a
truck route
Put.
Pretty directly adjacent to be Sparks.
The the park is is not adjacent to Burley Avenue and the
park is is closer to its further to the east.
Wolf wolf.
Turn.
So Wolf Park is about a hundred feet or so its 1. So you
want away from earlier?
Did the mouse over it right now. There's the senior field.
The Little League field in both Park is literally like one
one block up from there.
Alderman, there's no other routes that we could build this
road other than parallel to a railroad tracks directly.
West of this road is not showing because the size is that
Lord directly west of it is a railroad tracks. So, there's
no way to there's no room to move that road any other way,
other than its current alignment. So yes, I do acknowledge
that this is bad thing next to the baseball park, but also
you're taking that's Road from residential areas. And I
could tell you when, when anybody does does work
Any.
Anyway.
Anywhere in that area and its additional truck passes to
Avenue. O wish to receive calls from the from the residence
night and day service. This project is it clearly a win-win
for everybody or us the city? Because we will be providing
access to the industry's that's directly east of the
Calumet River. They have no access right now by the
environmental concerns of residents make. This is why I'm
asking because I know we could look at it and I appreciate
the question. We could look into the impact of the Burley
Avenue directly on the park. That's because you were quick
questions and I will let you go sir like
so, we
sweet.
so, we know the
So we know that the majority of the stretch of this does
not cross the residential Parcels, but some about 110th to
106th it does in the the residents have been notified and
they do not have concerns.
They?
They don't we had we had Phase 1 process that we had the
public and public hearing where the all the stakeholder
they were involved and they were no concerns. Those three
or four that when you are referring to your correct. Those
are those are not effective.
By the project. So we would we don't have to purchase then
we don't have to acquire the property so they could remain
with it with the road in front of your building right now.
And they're not concerned about the diesel emissions and
living so close and come back. Was that? All right? Now
they do have access. There is a road in front of their
properties, but it's a gravel road, which is called Burley
Avenue. This project is going to develop the road for, for
their access to their property, as a truck rental and they,
they understand our intentions,
I am I
Am I see your point. The truck route will attract more more
Vehicles into in front of their properties, but it is not
needed for us to acquire those properties because we can
build a road without relocating those three or four
residential. So we're not
Nana,
In a common. So if we are or end goal here is to reroute
talk traffic off of Avenue. I or we going to put up signage
saying to Avenue L is no longer a truck route to make sure
that we were not just inducing demand so to speak. Is that
is that an intention of the price to see how we would? We
would we brought Hibbett trucks from from going into Avenue
or we will look into it just fine.
No, I responded. When you said that, we want this to be both
a truck route and a bicycle path because it is, I feel it.
Is poor judgment to polocaine those uses even if it's not
for the safety perspective, even if we're creating a raised
by Crown on the side of the health concerns related to
Pollo catering cyclists with chalk emissions is a is a bad
idea traffic again. Not my ward better through all the
person Chico, I feel like it makes so much more sense to
try to do the truck then bicycle traffic on Avenue. O if
you're taking the track Box off of there rather than fight
High capacity diesel trucks. Running alongside cyclists,
that does not sound healthier wise for anyone. That's my
two cents.
Need the truck.
Need the traffic count on this new road. Burley Avenue is
not that high from projected fees based on semen and also
building. The there's no room on Avenue O to accommodate
bicycle, where are they going to have one of two things
were either going to have to talk in cyclist, crashes, or
we're going to have or like respiratory outcomes for those.
Are the two things that sound like side effects of this
project. But I
Speaking.
speaking from,
Speaking from my own experience that I will leave it as it
is. Thank you, thank you, buy almond Taylor all different
colors of music. So, my understanding is that Alderman,
Chico of the tenth board is in support of this project and
from the segments that are on the screen right now. What if
any of either the red portions or the blue portions have
been built? The blue portion is not built yet, is under
design, the blue portion, which was, which builds already
is 122nd from Avenue O to Burley.
Nelson said that that's already built. The s-curve is
already built.
that's,
Discover phone. But yeah, that's it. That's already built.
And under construction currency is the rest of the blue
Lines by the, by it, by the developer. So that's under
construction. And so, then the design phase is only for the
red Porsche portions. That's okay. And then this, these
Parcels that are on our agenda, they are for the red
portion or for the blue portion.
The Red Bull.
The red portion. Okay. So what would be the ramifications of
this item were held today?
If We Hold This items it's going to delay, the design it
will delay property acquisition. We will have a road that's
built by the developer and is waiting for the city to come
and build the red portion.
But it's a, it's a problem in. And what is the ideal start
date for construction for the city's portion that's yet to
be designed and built. We had projected second quarter of
2024 second quarter, we will complete the design acquire,
the properties and then start advertise for bids and start
construction. Given that the local alderperson supports
this project. My preference would be that we not hold this
to allow for the design and for the new no construction to
move forward. But you know I think if if a majority of the
committee does feel like it should be held and I hope that
the matter would it be held too long in order for us to
address any concerns and answer any questions that may
exist.
also have
I also have a deadline. So this project is already bailed
partially-built. We already get it approved by phase-one
from my. And they asked all those good questions from the
normal dose of the test. Today we proceeded with face to we
held the previous Alderman, also aware and support to
holding it is. It's okay tissue to kids schedules for and
when is the, what's the deadline for the funding from
rebuild Illinois? I don't have it right now, but I think
all the fund has to be utilised by certain certain year. I
don't I don't know what to offend I mean. Like I think
Commit.
Committees, do not generally meet in August and I think we
have the council would like to continue to, you know, set
aside August for us to, you know, being our districts and
and focus on back to school events in all of the wonderful
things we do that month. And I feel like the likeliest
outcome is that if this item would be held, there's a
possibility would be coming back for another meeting prior
to July 19th so that this can pass in July. And so my hope
would be that we would just allow this item to move forward
because the local, you know, Alderman the support it and if
for whatever reason, you know, there are other issues. And
then it could be held from being reported out, it doesn't
because I
Because item passes in committee doesn't mean it has to be
reported at a council so my hope would be we can find a way
to remove this board today just so that you know we don't
set this project back in and jeopardizing that funding make
sure Mitchell has a reputation for me. I'm going to take it
back on this and I also gave a call to to Autumn and Chico
if if he he's supportive of it from the Sea. Side he said
he met with see. But I'm not I don't I'm not sure if
everything is if it's understood with respect to the whole
the project in its totality. So I would suggest if we do
not hold it passed out of committee but have briefing
active set up, one or two broken. So everybody can
understand what's going on before Council. And if you could
commit to that and I know Jeremy will hold you hold you
through it. I would see that cuz he, he he supported by a
based on what he knows.
I do.
I don't but the, but the holistic view of everything and
I'm not sure. And as you can see, we have questions as
well. I don't, I don't know if all the men, I just share
McDowell. She spoke with him about the impact of the floor
plan and I know they probably have living more discussion
around a cat. That is that would be entitled to the city.
So I think they have all that it wrapped up before city
council. I think it's doable. And so that's, that's my
ex-best, that's my recommendation.
One more person and then we allowed maybe the last comment
before we can entertain a motion again, is our hope that we
are that we are helpful to the 10th or residence. But we
also have to do diligence to make sure that we consider the
multiple implications increase safety and environmental
impact. So other person Jesse Fuentes, and then at the end
will entertain a motion. Thank you. Are you with my
timeshare? There's been enough input on both sides of the
person Justified this
All the other person Taylor. So I threw the chair. Can we
have a copy of the RDA?
Yes, again, we did not negotiate the other day, but I will
reach out Alderman to the dpd contact and will ask him to
submit. They threw the church. So I want to make a motion
for us to hold this item because of having private
conversations about this and the public not be included in.
This does not make sense and it's this is a half
presentation, it doesn't give me anything and so you're
asking me to vote on something that I don't have full
information on and it's disrespectful. And it's it's it's
us not doing my due diligence to stay the whole day. There
are plenty of deadlines, I don't care about your deadline.
This is a community that we continue to beat up on and do
stuff to this the same community that got something another
Community didn't want.
it's
Is a?
I want us to do a due diligence and not get, I'm not trying
to be disrespectful to the Temple of the ultimate ultimate.
He gets to decide, but we also as committee members get to
have this information. And so I want us to hold. This is
not a full, a full presentation there. A lot of questions
that the city cannot answer that private development while
he developer wants us to to go do something and he ain't
even here in. So I don't know if he was asked, I don't know
if they ever had a meeting about it but it's not fair to
any of us access to phone something that's half. And this
is half and people love the one in this thing about us
having breakfast and no disrespect, but that does not give
the public what they're asking for. I thought we was moving
in a different direction to talkin about transparency and I
thought that we don't have a copy of the RDA, we don't know
what the agreement was when it came to employing people
from the 10th. Ward is, is, is is us moving back. It's not
us moving forward. And so I'm making a motion that we hold
this until we get some more information.
Emotion by other person Taylor to hold Asylum. And we have
a second
set.
Sycamore Elementary Sparta all those in favor. Say aye.
All those are.
all those opposed say, nay
in the chair, the eyes have it. So, these items will be
holding committee, but or committee will be working
diligently to address the concerns expressed by committee
members. And we hope that these items is performing the
committee as soon as we can.
Then.
Thank.
Thank you. Now we we are going to have a slight change in
agenda, just for the sake of timing, make sure that we can
make that I do have it all together. So we going to start
with item for, we're going to move an item for it and then
we're going to come back. So I did three on the agenda
item. Ford on the agenda is 02023. 0 0 0 1 2. 8 3 Legos
created a ski sale of vacant city on property at 5339 to
5345, South State, Street to deeply rooted Productions Inc,
deeply rooted Dance Center. And if people construction
development has two story dance studio center with
production facilities in the Third Ward, Justin Peterson
from the Department of planning and development is 2% to
testify on behalf of these ordinance.
After.
Stephen.
Stephanie.
Definitely. Thank you. Sharon teacher Lopez number the
community. My name is Justin Peterson. Architect and city
planner in the Southeast region for the Department of
planning and development and I'm here today on behalf of
PPD, represent the proposed, write down sale for 2 City on
Parcels at 5339 and 5345, South State Street to
Enter.
and to recognize,
And to recommend deeply rooted Dance Center NFPA as a
developer of this site.
The proposed project is located at 54th and South State in
the Washington Park Community area and Third Ward
represented by Alderman. Pat Dowell project is also on the
47th and state Redevelopment area. Deeply rooted is
proposing a 15.6 million, two-story built to suit, dance,
studio and performance facility with supporting Workshop in
office space. This will be the theater company's first
permanent home zoning map of Nana from m12d. 32 is approved
by the committee. On zoning, landmarks and building
standards on June 20th. The process of valued at a total of
$240,000. That's the most recent appraisal just came in
last week. Since this is a nonprofit and valued cultural
institutions Department of Planning and Development has
agreed to a land. Write down sale for $1 per parcel that or
$2 total that represents the city. Subsidy of $239,998
project has also been awarded Chicago recovery, Grant of
five million dollars. Today, we are seeking approval for
the landfill ordinance. Only approval of the landfill will
help that
How to complete their?
and to complete their financing move forward with a full
Redevelopment agreement, which we anticipate later this
year or early 2024 almond. Dallas been briefed on the
project and provided a letter of support dated February
23rd, 2023.
Whoops.
Leafly.
Believer.
Deeply rooted Dance Center, in fps in Illinois, nonprofit
organization formed by deeply rooted Dance Theater for the
purpose of developing. This project The Dance Company
formed in 1996 and has co-founded by Kevin is Jeff. I bet
it was and Gary Abbott with Laverne alif are Jeff and Dan.
Diane shoulder. And Lydia, Spriggs Linda, Spriggs mechanic
crane as the executive director and has been managing a
project in the applicants. I'd deeply rooted, has partnered
with Mr. Ronald and Gatton who's more than 40 Years of
development experience in the private sector. Mr. Gatti
provides consulting services for the nonprofit Community
Development corporations, and has helped to develop more
than 750 units and bring more than a hundred and five
million dollars of investment into Washington Park. Deeply,
rooted is working with architectural Johnson and his friend
Johnson, and Lee is a designer. The project, the applicant
attorney Steve freedland of Applegate, born Thompson.
Deeply rooted is also selected all Construction Group which
is an NB certified general contractor who founded in 1959
and their largest Mesa.
Contra.
Construction contract in Chicago area, this computer
projects for the public building commission. Chicago Cubs,
Chicago Housing Authority Metro as well as other private
and public science.
Pause.
Rodger.
Project is located at 54th and state. One block north of
Garfield Boulevard or 55th Street across the street from
the XS tennis foundation and Training Center in the end.
It's located less than a half-mile from the 55th Street
green and red Line stations and immediately accessible from
the number 29 South State Street bus.
As mentioned type 1, zoning application was approved by the
committee on zoning landmarks in building standards on June
20th. And then the next Friday street views illustrate, the
current conditions been used as a kind of storage for
vehicles because otherwise bacon primary the new dance
theater which is located where the red boxes will kind of
creative Gateway with XS tennis campus across the street
for a new kind of cultural corridor.
Compose.
Proposed building hugs, the property line on all sides of
primary interest is located on 54th Street to the south of
this plan with a Lobby space opening onto the corner of
state and small parking and loading area is located off the
alley to the northeast corner of the site. There is no real
parking requirement for this giving the transit service
location, but the plan does include five on side, parking
spaces for utility uses. And if you clear, it is also
negotiating with the XS tennis Foundation offer additional
overflow parking for performance in events. There's a small
courtyard at the
Enter the building frame.
Center of the building frame by circulation of pre-function
spaces, and then you can see the, the kind of three large
Open Spaces are the the dance studios themselves.
The SEC.
The second floor is largely open to the dance studios below
and house is smaller, dance studios and a conference room,
as well as supporting offices in back of house bases.
The.
There's a small event space on the roof with a covered
Terrace. And additionally there is, as you can see in the
kitty clerestory windows and which allows natural light
into the dance studios below and significant green roof
area.
This.
This illustrates the west elevation on South State State
Street in the South elevation on 54th Street DVD, work with
the applicant to introduce more transparent and
transparency on the exterior and improve the public realm,
and encourage relationship between the interior
programming. And the street front building will be
primarily composed of tilt-up precast concrete Glass and
Metal panels. The main entrance and a large screen print
signage piece. ER or visible as well at the center of the
lower image on the south elevation.
just,
The slide into in illustrates the interior, renderings of
some of the double Heights. Dance studio spaces, as well as
the Courtyard at the center of the building for the be
abundant natural light.
Sustained.
Sustainability features include meeting energy, star
standards, provide a natural Landscaping in trees reducing
water usage, and providing B parking.
First.
Four sources. And uses 18% of the project will be financed
by the development team's equity and donations. From
various foundations, 13% will be financed by Bridge Loan,
17% by Numark Numark, tax credits. And remaining 53% will
be financed by state and city, grants, including
aforementioned Chicago recovery, Grand of 5 million.
if I,
The part.
Department of planning and development is Thoroughly review
the project and determine the development benefits. Will
include bringing more than 15 15.6, million dollars of
investment to and a stork we divested Community.
Redeveloping two vacant city on Parcels feeding an
estimated 52, construction jobs, an estimated 60, full-time
jobs, and 150, part-time production jobs. And finally the
building will create a new cultural identity and
performance-based adjacent to the XS tennis foundation and
Hellcat applies for the development at State and Garfield.
Boulevard Auburndale is provided a letter support for the
project as mentioned and community. Housing was meeting was
held on March 16th of this year. As such deeply dpd
recommends. Deeply rooted Dance Center. And if p is a
developer of these two sitting on pins City staff and
members of the development team were also here in a bit.
Answering questions.
Thank.
Is there any questions or comments? Please raise your hand
all the way home and I have to work first.
Thank you.
IKEA chair as someone who grew up and dance and in high
school. Traveled from the suburbs to the city to dance on
scholarship at Joseph Holmes, dance studio and also, Joel
Hall, and to see those schools now closed. But to also see
artists who are affiliated with those operations,
continuing to fulfill the legacy of black dance in Chicago
and helping those folks find a home. It gives me so much
pleasure to see a project like this which is coming to
community, that is accessible to people, that's providing
jobs for folks and also providing a space for artists.
Specially are black dancers, a place to call home and to
invite the community. So I, I am in full support of this
project.
I hope that we continue to make a big deal out of it,
because it, it's fantastic for Chicago. We should be a
destination for our our dancers. Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you, chairman.
I do.
I don't know if you can answer the question pad work.
What's going to happen with the bakery for the old Bakery?
That's right there.
There.
There are no plans for the bakery at this point, is still
owned by. I can't remember the name of the group who have
discussed with me in the past, putting a data center there,
but I don't see that going anywhere right now. There are no
plan. I think that with the XS tennis, the Redevelopment of
the old ace high school for the University of Chicago
Court, theater, and S Bev, which is the youth mentoring
program in the
Dunkin Donuts investment. I think with this investment will
see more happening with the shield fakery. They try to
protect it, but there's no plans for it at this point. Are
there any environmental concerns? Not well, you know, any
building like that has asbestos concerns? But the building
is very secure.
4 in the
For in their scaffolding that goes up around the building
in from time to time the owners come out in and replace
some of the Terracotta.
As.
As the day of company, had a conversation with the
neighboring School.
No, I don't think I know that they've had conversations
with people in the community and maybe makeda if you can
address that.
Are you speaking?
Are you speaking about Beasley? No, we haven't had a
conversation with them. Think they're going to dance
theater, and I know we haven't had a conversation with
Beasley yet.
so,
So I would love to see you talk to and I just Beasley, but
the seniors that on 55th Street, always feel like we get
beautiful things in our community and sometimes our
community doesn't have access to it. It's a lot like the
project but I want to make sure that you all are hitting
those Community Partners who are currently in the
community. Absolutely will come over there to the 55th
Street senior because the architect actually for this
project also designed the
Can you?
Senior building at 53rd and Prairie and Calumet. So we'll go
there first but I hear you really, that's how you do it.
But okay, that's all I got together with. I hope when we
have the ribbon-cutting for the skill, let the committee
know so we can come down soon. You won't be invited for the
record. Thank you. Unless there is no more questions. Can I
ask another thing? Well, before we go to go to, when I come
in, I'll do $1 for a great project. We hope we can continue
bringing those problems. And I just wanted to thank my
colleagues for their continued support. As we try our way
towards the Finish Line. I'm very, very excited about
having deeply rooted in the community. We need a new
cultural Institution.
Play.
Black dance.
Black dance theater, that's going to serve everyone in the
city of Chicago. I want to raise up the development team,
Ron McKay Ryan Gagnon and Michaela Creighton for their
work. And also, Phil Johnson, who's the architect of record
for this who's done a lot of good stuff in our community.
Thank you. And congratulations again to the Third Ward and
can I get a motion to recommend?
Google design.
Designer.
Applebee's item motion by the person, Jesse Fuentes
Elementary supposed to move all those in favor. Say, aye,
all those are independent of the chair. The ice habit that
do passport Commendation with these orders would be
reported out at the next council meeting on Wednesday.
July, 19th 2023. So we going to go back to item number
three now and agenda.
we just got
We just have a few more items. I love you bear with us.
This item is 02023. 000-1268. Never share the sale of
city-owned property at 5324 West Ferdinand Street to Edward
White. Take your journal and Jeanette whiteaker on the 37th
Ward Taylor Thompson from the Department of Housing is 2%
of the stuff. I do makeup with these organs. Thank you.
Adam is a negotiated sale for the sale of a nun, improve
city-owned parcel located at 5324 West, Nash Street to
Edward Whitaker, Jr, and retired, Chicago police officer
and Chanel, Whittaker home owners at 5325 West 49th Street.
The proper.
The property is zoned, RS3 at the Austin Community area. The
parcel will be used as open space or Garden in Green Space.
The applicant will also be working with the 15th district
office to have an outdoor community area. Community beat
meetings there, as well as a retired Chicago police
officer. He recognized the importance benefits of
neighborhood Green Space to stabilize neighborhoods, your
price market value of 18000, and the sales price is $18,000
40 by 150 or six thousand square feet. Approximate in
addition to Department of pain, they are clearing the
parcel and we have support from the 37th. Ward woman,
amendments, include something station. Thank you.
If?
If there no questions, or can I get a motion to recommend
approval, decide to move, my bike, share Mitchell, all
those in favor. Say aye, all those opposed say nay in the
painting of the chair, the eyes have it, they do pass
recommendation with his wardens will be reported out at the
next council meeting on Wednesday, July, 19th 2023. Now
we're going to move on I M at 5 in the gender. This is
02023. 000-1279 never share the sale of vacant city-owned
property at 7408. South Phillips Avenue to Michonne,
America Leander, construction program, in the 7th Ward.
Taylor Townsend again from the final Planning and
Development Supercenter.
On behalf of these organs or the sale of an unapproved
city-owned, parcel located, at 7408 South Phillips, Ave
South Phillips, Ave the properties on RT dash for the South
Shore Community area.
Pause.
The price will be used as an extended yard. The appraised
market value is $5,000 sale. Price is $1,000. A gal at the
mission is 12 by 137 or 1644 ft2 approximately in addition
to department, has obtained. The ice clearance on the
parcel, we have support from the 7th Ward Alderman, Gregory
Mitchell's,
Close.
Is there any questions or comments? Please raise your hand
to be recognized as a man Taylor
The berries were put there by me as well as the no parking
sign because we've had a lot of activity. Like I'm sure a
lot of you have had been working on this for the last. I
think six years and Marshawn has made a substantial
investment in that. Damn, she has been trying her best to
keep it up and and I definitely support her being able to
extend her property and really maintaining that side and
stopping all the traffic from going through.
Car car.
Are cars in traffic Transit. Thank you, Steve. We've got a
lot of questions. Can I get a motion to recommend approval
of desire to move at all those in favor? Say aye, they
named independent of the chair that I traveled. The DuPage
recommendation, will we be reported out at the next city
council meeting on Wednesday, July, 19th, 2023. And is the
last item on the agenda. Thank you for bearing with us.
This is item 02023 0 0, 0 1259 Maple, Shade Sail of bacon
city-owned. Property at 8208, South Houston Avenue to
Sylvia melgoza. And there a Jason neighbor's land
acquisition program in the 7th Ward again mr. Taylor
Thompson from the Department of planning and development is
2% and testified on behalf of this ordinance.
I can.
I can show.
I can tell Adam isn't upset with her on a city-owned parcel
located at 8208, South Houston Avenue to Silvio mare goza
beer, Jason neighbor at 8210 South Houston. Ave Morris
Dash, 32 South Chicago Community. Are you supposed to be
used as an extended yard that prays market value is $3,750
and the sale price is 1000 but they cannot dimensions 25 by
125 or 3125 square feet. Approximately in addition to
department has obtained. A R Us clearance on the parcel, we
have to part from the seven.
What are the?
What are diamond Gregory Mitchell?
Include.
including,
Including presentation.
Bank of M. Some Thompson. Are there any questions or
comments? Please raise your hand to be recognized.
All the way.
Otherwise going to get a motion to recommend approval of
these item, but ultimately Sparta all those in favor. Say
aye, all those opposed say, nay meaning of the chair, the
eyes have it that you pass recommendation with his orders,
would be reported out at the next city council meeting on
Wednesday. July, 19th 2023.
The.
Double.
W no further business before the committee. Can I get a
motion to recommend approval to adjourn?
Absolute.
Summer by a Luminaire Scott all those in favor. Say aye,
all those opposed say nay in a wheelchair, the eyes have
it. The meeting of the committee on housing to be state,
has the germ. Thank you all for coming, wonderful
afternoon.