Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards meeting, September 22, 2026

When: Tue, Sep 22, 2026, 10:00 AM (Chicago time)
Where: City Council Chamber, 2nd Floor, City Hall, 121 North LaSalle Street - Chicago, IL 60602
Status: Scheduled & Published
Committee: Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards
Video: https://vimeo.com/showcase/8928576?video=1227817475
Transcript: full text (40,721 words, automatic captions)

Video chapters

26:34 Deferral of listed items, including the Mayor's ordinance and multiple files
28:57 Public comment
1:03:31 Amendment to Milwaukee Avenue Special Character Overlay District (strip center adaptive reuse exception)
1:05:49 Daniel La Spata: Explained that the overlay amendment creates a narrow exception allowing existing strip…
1:08:05 Religious assembly non-accessory parking in RT4 and higher districts (capped at 8 spaces)
1:08:38 Timothy R. Knudsen: Presented the ordinance letting churches lease up to eight parking spaces by right in…
1:10:38 Anthony Beale: Asked whether the city would receive tax revenue from church parking spaces rented out and…
1:10:48 Timothy R. Knudsen: Said no financial analysis was done and that parking rented through apps is subject to…
1:11:28 Gilbert Villegas: Responded to Alderperson Anthony Beale that a church renting parking through an app would…
1:12:07 Bennett R. Lawson: Asked whether churches renting parking would still need a city license, said licensed…
1:13:22 Timothy R. Knudsen: Said church lots are mostly empty during the week and leasing them is a good use of the…
1:13:45 Anthony Beale: Asked for the zoning administrator to weigh in on the parking question.
1:14:19 Brendan Reilly: Supported the church parking ordinance but asked for Law Department and Finance input on how…
1:14:45 Gilbert Villegas: Committed to obtaining information from the Law Department, BACP and Finance on parking…
1:14:57 Pat Dowell: Thanked Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen for working on the parking cap and said the approach…
1:15:55 Landmark designation of the Shop Building at Altgeld Gardens
1:19:00 Anthony Beale: Supported the Altgeld Gardens landmark designation, recalling the community's redevelopment…
1:20:04 Landmark designation of the Bryn Mawr Avenue District
1:23:47 Daniel La Spata: Asked whether new development on the Bryn Mawr demolition site would have to fit the…
1:24:19 Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth: Thanked the Landmarks Commission and the Edgewater Historical Society and asked for…
1:25:27 Permit fee waiver for landmark at 30 N. LaSalle
1:27:26 William Conway: Asked for support of the 30 North LaSalle fee waiver, noting the building is already…
1:27:59 Permit fee waiver for landmark at 26 W. Chestnut
1:29:52 Brendan Reilly: Asked for support of the 26 West Chestnut fee waiver, saying the owner has been a good…
1:30:21 Large signs over 100 square feet
1:32:07 5th Ward 71st Street map amendments A-9139, A-9140, A-9141
1:37:33 5th Ward Greater Grand Crossing RS3 to RT4 map amendments A-9142, A-9143
1:43:49 Daniel La Spata: Asked whether mailings were required to every property in the large 5th Ward map amendment…
1:44:04 Gilbert Villegas: Said the committee's postage budget has been affected by mailings for large map amendments…
1:45:19 Bennett R. Lawson: Praised the DPD presentation on housing costs, said three-flats should be allowed in more…
1:46:30 21st Ward 111th Street Red Line extension map amendments A-9131 to A-9134
1:53:46 Ronnie L. Mosley: Thanked DPD staff and asked for support of the 111th Street rezonings to prepare sites for…
1:55:27 A-9145, 5345-5353 S. Archer (23rd Ward)
1:57:16 23135, 3927-3933 S. King Drive (3rd Ward)
1:58:00 23134, 3745 N. Cicero (30th Ward)
1:59:21 23145, 7200 S. Dorchester, Rebuild Foundation (8th Ward)
2:02:43 Michelle A. Harris: Supported the Rebuild Foundation cafe rezoning, describing the rehabilitation of the…
2:04:03 A-9144, 4639-4643 S. Wallace (15th Ward)
2:04:35 A-9135, de-designation of pedestrian street on W. Lawrence (33rd Ward)
2:05:16 Rossana Rodríguez Sánchez: Requested de-designation of a Lawrence Avenue pedestrian street segment so a…
2:06:43 A-9102, 4626 N. Knox, Irish American Heritage Center patio (39th Ward)
2:07:06 Samantha Nugent: Said the Knox Avenue rezoning is solely to let the Irish American Heritage Center apply for…
2:07:55 23141-T1, 4865 N. Elston (39th Ward)
2:09:04 Samantha Nugent: Said she reviewed the 4865 North Elston plans with the community, received no objections,…
2:09:35 23137-T1, 2815-2819 S. Stewart (11th Ward)
2:12:09 23126-T1, 1331 W. Fullerton/Florinoy (34th Ward)
2:14:01 23128-T1, 4545 N. Ravenswood (47th Ward)
2:15:45 23075-T1, 219 N. Elizabeth restaurant (27th Ward)
2:17:29 Bennett R. Lawson: Asked whether the restaurant planned for 219 North Elizabeth Street was a new location or…
2:17:57 23076-T1, 2954 W. Roosevelt gas station (28th Ward)
2:19:43 23127-T1, 2431 W. Thomas (36th Ward)
2:21:17 23129-T1, 2339-49 W. Grand (27th Ward)
2:23:16 23133, 3540-3542 S. Halsted (11th Ward)
2:24:55 23139-T1, 2901-05 S. Lowe (11th Ward)
2:27:03 22814, Ford City Mall industrial planned development (18th Ward)
2:36:35 Michelle A. Harris: Said she grew up going to Ford City Mall, commended Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis for…
2:38:18 Julia M. Ramirez: Asked what neighbors should expect during demolition and what soil testing and public…
2:40:09 Julia M. Ramirez: Asked whether tenants have been identified for the speculative buildings and what green…
2:42:41 Julia M. Ramirez: Said community groups held seven town halls the developer did not attend, asked the…
2:44:27 Byron Sigcho-López: Raised concerns about environmental and community impacts of the 1.1 million square foot…
2:51:13 Byron Sigcho-López: Questioned conflicting figures on loading docks and how many idling trucks were assumed…
2:55:12 Byron Sigcho-López: Said he was concerned about diesel emissions from an estimated 470 semi-trucks per day…
3:04:50 Derrick G. Curtis: Strongly supported the Ford City redevelopment, citing public safety problems at the…
3:08:18 23144-T1, 1704 S. Racine (25th Ward)
3:10:33 23016-T1, 3601-11 W. Cortland (26th Ward)
3:14:32 23069, Oakdale/Oakley townhomes PD amendment (32nd Ward)
3:17:03 23140-T1, 167-171 N. Morgan (27th Ward)
3:20:00 Jessica L. Fuentes: Told Alderperson Anthony Beale the project with the financing he was asking about is…
3:20:30 23143, 1640 N. Linder (37th Ward)
3:21:47 23097, 1724 N. Dayton (43rd Ward)
3:23:33 23142-T1, 5636-40 N. Ashland (40th Ward)
3:25:30 23125-T1, 3300 W. Pierce church adaptive reuse (26th Ward)
3:27:36 Jessica L. Fuentes: Supported the adaptive reuse of a long-vacant church on West Pierce Avenue, citing added…
3:28:26 23121, Morgan/Carpenter PD 1578 amendment (27th Ward)
3:30:12 Walter R. Burnett: Thanked the developer for providing green space and walkable retail long requested by the…
3:31:36 22491, 37 S. Sangamon PD amendment (34th Ward)
3:34:08 23123-T1, 940-942 W. Erie / 660-662 N. Milwaukee (27th Ward)
3:37:20 Walter R. Burnett: Praised the developer's multiple revisions after community input on the Erie and…
3:38:42 23124, 4634-36 N. Avers (33rd Ward)
3:40:44 23132, 2739 W. Monroe (27th Ward)
3:42:01 Walter R. Burnett: Supported the West Monroe Street project, citing the developer's community hiring and…
3:42:39 23120, 1838-1842 N. Elston PD 1506 amendment (32nd Ward)
3:44:22 23136-T1, 2522-2524 W. Diversey (35th Ward)
3:46:53 Anthony J. Quezada: Said the Diversey Avenue project went through the ward's community-driven zoning process…
3:47:12 23138-T1, 4701-25 W. North Ave gas station (37th Ward)
3:49:24 23092, Northwestern Memorial Hospital new hospital tower, PD 1214 (2nd Ward)
3:53:00 Brian Hopkins: Supported the Northwestern hospital tower, citing rising demand for cancer treatment,…
3:54:22 Brian Hopkins: Said the site had been planned for medical expansion since 2004 and was kept as interim green…
3:57:14 23093, Francis W. Parker School expansion, PD 697 (43rd Ward)
4:07:07 William Conway: Noted that Parker's baseball games are played in the park district's space, not on the…
4:08:43 23068, Amazon fulfillment center planned development (14th Ward)
4:17:07 Jeylú B. Gutiérrez: Said residents raised traffic and pedestrian safety concerns about the Amazon facility,…
4:19:18 Jeylú B. Gutiérrez: Said she expects Amazon to keep engaging residents after construction and asked…
4:20:00 23070, 5050 S. Kedzie shopping center PD 272 amendment (14th Ward)
4:24:55 Jeylú B. Gutiérrez: Supported the 5050 South Kedzie shopping center redevelopment, citing long vacancy, new…
4:27:16 22999-T1, 754 W. Belden, Over the Rainbow affordable accessible housing (43rd Ward)

Meeting notes

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The Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards, chaired by Alderperson Gilbert Villegas, heard about 21 public commenters, largely on the Francis W. Parker School expansion in the 43rd Ward, the Ford City Mall industrial redevelopment in the 18th Ward, and rezonings in the 5th Ward. The committee passed an amendment to the Milwaukee Avenue Special Character Overlay District, landmark designations for the Altgeld Gardens shop building and the Bryn Mawr Avenue District, two landmark permit fee waivers, large signs, and a series of DPD-led map amendments in the 5th and 21st Wards. It also took a voice vote on Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen ordinance allowing religious institutions to lease up to eight parking spaces by right, with members asking for tax and licensing information before the Council vote. The Ford City Mall planned development passed with Alderpersons Sigcho-López and Ramirez recorded as voting no, and the Francis W. Parker School expansion passed as revised after Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen announced his support. Dozens of other map amendments and planned developments passed, including Northwestern Memorial Hospital's new hospital tower and the Over the Rainbow affordable accessible housing project, while several items, including the 4639-4643 South Wallace Avenue downzoning, were deferred.

Topics: Francis W. Parker School expansion, Ford City Mall redevelopment, Church parking leasing, Landmark designations, Housing and upzoning, Transit-oriented development, Map amendments, Planned developments, Amazon fulfillment center, Environmental impact

Agenda items discussed

26:34 Deferral of multiple items, including a Mayor's ordinance and files 23130, 23131, 23087, 23010-T1, 22818-T1, 22822-T1, 23122, 23146-T1, 23117, 23118 and 23119: deferred
1:03:31 Amendment to the Milwaukee Avenue Special Character Overlay District to allow subdivision of strip centers for adaptive reuse: passed
1:08:05 Ordinance allowing religious assembly uses to lease non-accessory parking (capped at eight spaces) in RT4 and higher districts
1:15:58 Landmark designation of the Shop Building at Altgeld Gardens, 10th Ward (O2026-0027058): passed
1:20:04 Landmark designation of the Bryn Mawr Avenue District, 48th Ward (O2026-0027059): passed
1:25:27 Landmark permit fee waiver for 30 North LaSalle Street residential conversion (OR2026-0026945): passed
1:27:59 Landmark permit fee waiver for 26 West Chestnut Street (OR2026-0026802): passed
1:30:21 Large signs over 100 square feet in multiple wards: passed
1:32:07 5th Ward map amendments A-9139, A-9140 and A-9141 along East 71st Street: passed
1:37:33 5th Ward map amendments A-9142 (RS3 to RT4 in Greater Grand Crossing) and A-9143 (7343 South Woodlawn Avenue): passed
1:46:30 21st Ward map amendments A-9131 through A-9134 near the 111th Street Red Line Extension station: passed
1:55:27 A-9145, 5345-5353 South Archer Avenue, 23rd Ward (O2026-0026887): passed
1:57:16 File 23135, 3927-3933 South King Drive, 3rd Ward: deferred
1:58:00 File 23134, 3745 North Cicero Avenue, 30th Ward: passed
1:59:21 File 23145, 7200 South Dorchester Avenue (Rebuild Foundation), 8th Ward: passed
2:04:03 A-9144, 4639-4643 South Wallace Avenue, 15th Ward: deferred
2:04:35 A-9135, de-designation of a pedestrian street segment of West Lawrence Avenue, 33rd Ward: passed
2:06:43 A-9102, 4626 North Knox Avenue (Irish American Heritage Center patio), 39th Ward: passed
2:07:55 File 23141-T1, 4865 North Elston Avenue, 39th Ward: passed
2:09:35 File 23137-T1, 2815-2819 South Stewart Avenue, 11th Ward: passed
2:12:09 File 23126-T1, 1331 West Florinoy Street (as captioned), 34th Ward: passed
2:14:01 File 23128-T1, 4545 North Ravenswood Avenue, 47th Ward: passed
2:15:45 File 23075-T1, 219 North Elizabeth Street restaurant, 27th Ward: passed
2:17:57 File 23076-T1, 2954 West Roosevelt Road gas station, 28th Ward: passed
2:19:43 File 23127-T1, 2431 West Thomas Street, 36th Ward: passed
2:21:17 File 23129-T1, 2339-2349 West Grand Avenue, 27th Ward: passed
2:23:16 File 23133, 3540-3542 South Halsted Street, 11th Ward: passed
2:24:55 File 23139-T1, 2901-2905 South Lowell Avenue, 11th Ward: passed
2:27:03 File 22814, Ford City Mall site rezoning to an industrial planned development, 18th Ward: passed
3:08:18 File 23144-T1, 1704 South Racine Avenue, 25th Ward: passed
3:10:33 File 23016-T1, 3601-3611 West Cortland Street, 26th Ward: passed
3:14:32 File 23069, Oakdale and Oakley planned development amendment with riverwalk extension, 32nd Ward: passed
3:17:03 File 23140-T1, 167-171 North Morgan Street, 27th Ward: passed
3:20:30 File 23143, 1640 North Linder Avenue (as captioned), 37th Ward: passed
3:21:47 File 23097, 1724 North Dayton Street, 43rd Ward: passed
3:23:37 File 23142-T1, 5636-5640 North Ashland Avenue, 40th Ward: passed
3:25:30 File 23125-T1, 3300 West Pierce Avenue church adaptive reuse, 26th Ward: passed
3:28:26 File 23121, Planned Development 1578 amendment on North Morgan and North Carpenter, 27th Ward: passed
3:31:36 File 22491, 37 South Sangamon Street planned development amendment, 34th Ward: passed
3:34:08 File 23123-T1, 940-942 West Erie Street and 660-662 North Milwaukee Avenue, 27th Ward: passed
3:38:42 File 23124, 4634-4636 North Avers Avenue, 33rd Ward: passed
3:40:44 File 23132, 2739 West Monroe Street, 27th Ward: passed
3:42:39 File 23120, Planned Development 1506 use list amendment on North Elston Avenue, 32nd Ward: passed
3:44:22 File 23136-T1, 2522-2524 West Diversey Avenue, 35th Ward: passed
3:47:12 File 23138-T1, 4701-4725 West North Avenue gas station, 37th Ward: passed
3:49:24 File 23092, Northwestern Memorial Hospital Institutional Planned Development 1214 amendment for a new hospital, 2nd Ward: passed
3:57:14 File 23093, Francis W. Parker School Institutional Planned Development 697 amendment, 43rd Ward: passed
4:08:43 File 23068, Amazon fulfillment center planned development at the former Central Steel and Wire site, 14th Ward
4:20:00 File 23070, 5050 South Kedzie Avenue Business Planned Development 272 amendment, 14th Ward: passed
4:27:16 File 22999-T1, 754 West Belden Avenue (Over the Rainbow Association), 43rd Ward: passed

Alderpersons who spoke

Gilbert Villegas (chair): Responded to Alderperson Anthony Beale that a church renting parking through an app would likely be subject to some type of tax. (1:11:28); Committed to obtaining information from the Law Department, BACP and Finance on parking taxes before the City Council vote. (1:14:45); Said the committee's postage budget has been affected by mailings for large map amendments and that an amendment to the budget may be requested. (1:44:04)
Bennett R. Lawson (alderperson): Asked whether churches renting parking would still need a city license, said licensed lots should remit parking taxes, and supported the cap on by-right spaces. (1:12:07); Praised the DPD presentation on housing costs, said three-flats should be allowed in more places, and commended the zoning work of Alderpersons Yancy and Mosley. (1:45:19); Asked whether the restaurant planned for 219 North Elizabeth Street was a new location or an expansion. (2:17:29)
Daniel La Spata (alderperson): Explained that the overlay amendment creates a narrow exception allowing existing strip centers to be subdivided for adaptive reuse, which would allow a Trader Joe's to locate on Milwaukee Avenue. (1:05:49); Asked whether new development on the Bryn Mawr demolition site would have to fit the architectural character of the landmark district. (1:23:47); Asked whether mailings were required to every property in the large 5th Ward map amendment and praised the presentation on the cost of housing. (1:43:49)
Timothy R. Knudsen (alderperson): Presented the ordinance letting churches lease up to eight parking spaces by right in RT4 and higher districts, citing a request from a 43rd Ward church and costly zoning appeals. (1:08:38); Said no financial analysis was done and that parking rented through apps is subject to sales tax, while direct rentals by nonprofits might not generate tax revenue. (1:10:48); Said church lots are mostly empty during the week and leasing them is a good use of the space. (1:13:22)
Anthony Beale (alderperson): Asked whether the city would receive tax revenue from church parking spaces rented out and whether a financial analysis was done. (1:10:38); Asked for the zoning administrator to weigh in on the parking question. (1:13:45); Supported the Altgeld Gardens landmark designation, recalling the community's redevelopment when he represented the area. (1:19:00)
Brendan Reilly (alderperson): Supported the church parking ordinance but asked for Law Department and Finance input on how nonprofit churches would remit parking taxes before the Council vote. (1:14:19); Asked for support of the 26 West Chestnut fee waiver, saying the owner has been a good steward within landmark guidelines. (1:29:52)
Pat Dowell (alderperson): Thanked Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen for working on the parking cap and said the approach suits the many churches with large lots in her community. (1:14:57)
Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth (alderperson): Thanked the Landmarks Commission and the Edgewater Historical Society and asked for support of the Bryn Mawr district, saying the area should both preserve buildings and see development. (1:24:19)
William Conway (alderperson): Asked for support of the 30 North LaSalle fee waiver, noting the building is already landmarked and qualifies. (1:27:26); Noted that Parker's baseball games are played in the park district's space, not on the lighted soccer field. (4:07:07)
Ronnie L. Mosley (alderperson): Thanked DPD staff and asked for support of the 111th Street rezonings to prepare sites for development around the Red Line Extension. (1:53:46)
Rossana Rodríguez Sánchez (alderperson): Requested de-designation of a Lawrence Avenue pedestrian street segment so a long-standing body shop that has reorganized its lot can keep operating, with safety improvements retained. (2:05:16)
Samantha Nugent (alderperson): Said the Knox Avenue rezoning is solely to let the Irish American Heritage Center apply for a patio license, after which it will return to RS3, and that no objections were received. (2:07:06); Said she reviewed the 4865 North Elston plans with the community, received no objections, and supports the application. (2:09:04)
Michelle A. Harris (alderperson): Supported the Rebuild Foundation cafe rezoning, describing the rehabilitation of the former St. Lawrence School building. (2:02:43); Said she grew up going to Ford City Mall, commended Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis for finding a use for the large site, and said she would vote in support. (2:36:35)
Julia M. Ramirez (alderperson): Asked what neighbors should expect during demolition and what soil testing and public reports would be provided. (2:38:18); Asked whether tenants have been identified for the speculative buildings and what green space will be provided. (2:40:09); Said community groups held seven town halls the developer did not attend, asked the developer to engage them, and said she would vote no. (2:42:41)
Byron Sigcho-López (alderperson): Raised concerns about environmental and community impacts of the 1.1 million square foot facility near homes and a school and asked for dock counts, truck types and idling assumptions. (2:44:27); Questioned conflicting figures on loading docks and how many idling trucks were assumed in the air quality study. (2:51:13); Said he was concerned about diesel emissions from an estimated 470 semi-trucks per day and asked whether there would be air monitors. (2:55:12)
Derrick G. Curtis (alderperson): Strongly supported the Ford City redevelopment, citing public safety problems at the vacant mall, a court order to vacate it, and new infrastructure, a CTA terminal and landscaping in the plan. (3:04:50)
Jessica L. Fuentes (alderperson): Told Alderperson Anthony Beale the project with the financing he was asking about is before the Finance Committee, and that this item is a zoning variation for an already approved project. (3:20:00); Supported the adaptive reuse of a long-vacant church on West Pierce Avenue, citing added affordability and approval by her community zoning committee. (3:27:36)
Walter R. Burnett (alderperson): Thanked the developer for providing green space and walkable retail long requested by the community and asked for support. (3:30:12); Praised the developer's multiple revisions after community input on the Erie and Milwaukee project, while noting he personally viewed it as having too much parking. (3:37:20); Supported the West Monroe Street project, citing the developer's community hiring and engagement. (3:42:01)
Anthony J. Quezada (alderperson): Said the Diversey Avenue project went through the ward's community-driven zoning process and has community support. (3:46:53)
Brian Hopkins (alderperson): Supported the Northwestern hospital tower, citing rising demand for cancer treatment, research uses, and support from the Streeterville neighborhood organization. (3:53:00); Said the site had been planned for medical expansion since 2004 and was kept as interim green space, with some green space to remain. (3:54:22)
Jeylú B. Gutiérrez (alderperson): Said residents raised traffic and pedestrian safety concerns about the Amazon facility, noted the site has long been industrial, and cited Amazon's commitment to donate and fund two acres of open space. (4:17:07); Said she expects Amazon to keep engaging residents after construction and asked colleagues to support the planned development. (4:19:18); Supported the 5050 South Kedzie shopping center redevelopment, citing long vacancy, new jobs, safety commitments and nearby shopping access for residents. (4:24:55)

Exchanges between members

1:10:38 Alderperson Anthony Beale asked Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen whether a financial analysis of tax revenue from church parking had been done.
1:10:48 Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen answered that no analysis was done and that app-based rentals carry sales tax.
1:11:08 Alderperson Anthony Beale asked the chair again whether the city would receive tax revenue from the parking spaces.
1:11:28 The chair answered Alderperson Anthony Beale that app-based rentals would likely be taxed.
1:12:29 Vice Chair Bennett R. Lawson responded to Alderperson Anthony Beale question, saying licensed lots should remit city parking taxes.
1:14:19 Alderperson Brendan Reilly asked the chair for Law and Finance input on parking tax remittance before the Council vote.
1:14:45 The chair told Alderperson Brendan Reilly the information would be obtained before the Council meeting.
1:14:57 Alderperson Pat Dowell thanked Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen for working with her on the parking cap.
1:24:46 Alderperson Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth echoed Alderperson Daniel La Spata point that the Bryn Mawr area is a transit-oriented district.
1:44:04 The chair answered Alderperson Daniel La Spata that mailings were sent and have affected the committee's budget.
1:45:20 Vice Chair Bennett R. Lawson echoed the comments of his colleague from the 1st Ward on the housing presentation.
2:20:48 Alderperson Gilbert Villegas thanked Vice Chair Bennett R. Lawson before asking support for the 2431 West Thomas Street item.
2:37:00 Alderperson Michelle A. Harris commended Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis for his work on the Ford City redevelopment.
2:44:26 Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López said he appreciated Alderperson Julia M. Ramirez remarks on the project's impacts.
3:03:43 Alderperson Anthony Beale commended Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis for putting the Ford City site back into use.
3:19:46 Alderperson Anthony Beale asked Alderperson Jessica L. Fuentes for the financial stack of the Cortland Street project.
3:20:00 Alderperson Jessica L. Fuentes replied that the project he meant is in the Finance Committee and this item is a zoning variation.
3:56:43 Alderperson Anthony Beale commended Alderperson Brian Hopkins for bringing the Northwestern hospital project forward.
4:04:43 Alderperson Brian Hopkins commended Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen for managing the Parker process.
4:05:16 Alderperson Anthony Beale commended Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen for managing both sides of the Parker project.

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