City Council meeting, July 15, 2026

When: Wed, Jul 15, 2026, 10:00 AM (Chicago time)
Where: City Council Chamber, 2nd Floor, City Hall, 121 North LaSalle Street - Chicago, IL 60602
Status: Scheduled & Published
Body: full City Council
Video: https://vimeo.com/showcase/citycouncil?video=1209979957
Transcript: full text (41,761 words, automatic captions)

Meeting notes

AI-written from the transcript. Speakers are inferred from cues in the recording, so treat names as estimates and check the video at the linked time.

The City Council met on July 15, 2026, heard ten public commenters (mainly on the Protecting Renters Ordinance, TIF funding for The 78 development and the Southeast Side quantum facility), and passed a resolution recognizing Disability Pride Month after members' remarks. The Council approved two Finance Committee redevelopment agreements for The 78 project in the Third Ward after debate: the public infrastructure agreement passed 47-1 and the river wall, podium and parking garage agreement passed 44-5. Members also approved the resolution calling on U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros to resign, with several members recorded as no, and confirmed Dr. Garth Walker as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health. Several proposed referendum questions were deferred and published, and the appointment of Christian Diaz to the Metra board passed 32-11. Following a substitute offered by Alderperson Anthony Beale, the Council set its next meeting for July 22 by a 26-20 vote.

Topics: The 78 development TIF, Disability Pride Month, U.S. Attorney resignation resolution, Public health commissioner appointment, Ballot referendum questions, Transit board appointments, Southeast Side quantum facility, Protecting Renters Ordinance, Housing land sales, Next meeting date

Agenda items discussed

42:08 Public comment period: discussed
1:11:15 Member acknowledgments (Joshua Asher, ASEZ volunteers, Leo High School centennial, summer interns, Alan Mellis, Chicago Sculpture Exhibit, St. Procopius Church, ETOD Policy Plan anniversary): discussed
1:36:34 Resolution celebrating Disability Pride Month: passed
2:02:31 Acknowledgment of Emmett Till and Mamie Till Way street dedication on 71st Street: discussed
2:17:44 Grant agreement with Chicago Public Library Foundation for Thomas Hughes Children's Library: passed
2:21:33 Financial assistance to Levy House Preservation Associates for Levy House Apartments, 1221 W. Sherwin Ave.: passed
2:22:03 TIF redevelopment agreement with Villa Guadalupe Senior Services, 3201 E. 91st St.: passed
2:22:24 Amendment of Municipal Code Section 2-44-140 regarding debt waivers: passed
2:22:42 O'Hare International Airport senior lien revenue and refunding bonds, Series 2026 B, C and D: passed
2:23:28 Intergovernmental agreement with CTA for TIF assistance for Division/Austin Bus Turnaround: passed
2:23:55 Amended and restated redevelopment agreement with Roosevelt Clark Partners for public infrastructure related to The 78 (Item 9): passed
2:59:20 Redevelopment agreement with Roosevelt Clark Partners for river wall, infrastructure podium and parking facility at The 78 (Item 10): passed
3:02:35 Settlement order, $9 million (corrected to Alberto Ochoa v. Jose Lopez et al.): passed
3:04:10 Amendment of TIF redevelopment agreement for residential project at 135 S. LaSalle: passed
3:05:48 Finance Committee subject matter hearing on Chicago Metered Parking System ownership transfer (reported, no votes): discussed
3:06:30 Renewal of lease agreements with Atlantic Aviation and Signature Flight Support at Midway Airport (SO2026-0026369): passed
3:07:35 Budget Committee items: Fund 925 amendment, True Delta Neighborhood Opportunity Fund agreement, Ward 30 transfer, hiring preference for families of first responders killed in the line of duty: passed
3:10:38 Rules amendment requiring downloadable video recordings of Council and committee meetings: passed
3:11:01 Referendum question on permanent festival and outdoor event space: passed
3:11:27 Referendum question on restarting gunshot detection technology: passed
3:12:02 Referendum question on recovering costs from the federal government for ICE operations: deferred
3:13:04 Referendum question on making pension contributions in the first quarter: deferred
3:14:00 Referendum question on withholding funds from sister agencies that do not enforce debt repayment: deferred
3:14:43 Referendum question on permanent monuments celebrating Chicago music and arts: deferred
3:15:32 Referendum question on independent legal counsel for City Council: deferred
3:16:31 Referendum question on ranked-choice voting (re-referred to Committee on Rules)
3:17:09 26th Ward referendum question on limiting new shared housing units: passed
3:17:40 Tribute to the late Sam Sianis: passed
3:19:27 Prohibiting use of confidential information for prediction markets or event contracts (SO2026-0025003): passed
3:19:53 Resolution calling on U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros to resign (R2026-0026273): passed
3:34:26 Appointment of Dr. Garth Walker as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health: passed
3:54:39 Subject matter hearing on the Protecting Renters Ordinance (reported, no votes): discussed
3:55:51 Low-income housing tax credit qualified allocation plan requirements (SO2025-0017573): passed
3:56:31 HUD local government agreement for Hearts United Phase 2 and sale of Heritage Woods Senior Living Facility (O2026-0026247): passed
3:57:32 Sales of city-owned land, including side lots, Morgan Park Commons, CTA land exchange and market-rate sales (O2026-0026376): passed
4:01:19 Liquor moratoriums in the 6th, 15th, 33rd, 42nd and 45th Wards (O2026-0025526): passed
4:02:23 339 routine traffic items: passed
4:02:57 Reappointment of Walter Schroeder to the Chicago Emergency Telephone System Board: passed
4:04:23 Open space impact fee expenditures (Chicago Farm Works, Montrose Metra Garden, Goose Island Overlook and others) and mobile food vehicle stand (O2026-0026340): passed
4:08:45 Resolution promoting ecologically beneficial and sustainable parkways and transportation ordinances (SR2025-0016566): passed
4:11:23 Appointment of Lester Barclay to the Northern Illinois Transit Authority Board (A2026-0027110): passed
4:16:33 Appointment of Christian Diaz to the Metra board: passed
4:24:05 Zoning reclassification at 1313-1350 W. Ancona St.: passed
4:24:45 Ordinance on last mile warehouses and e-commerce centers (referred to joint Licensing and Workforce committee)
4:32:18 Zoning items: sports and recreation use in PMD 4, gas station EV chargers, Chicago Daily News landmark, signs and map amendments (O2026-0026278): passed
4:34:36 SSA appointments and Class L tax incentive for 2 N. Riverside Plaza: passed
4:37:39 Acknowledgment of retiring Police Superintendent Larry Snelling: discussed
4:40:34 Agreed calendar of 138 resolutions: passed
5:00:27 Discharge of Rules Committee and re-referral of bird-friendly building design ordinance to Zoning (O2026-0024083): passed
5:03:34 Ordinance setting the date of the next meeting (substitute setting July 22): passed

Alderpersons who spoke

Angela Clay (alderperson): Honored her brother Joshua, who was killed by gun violence, and asked colleagues to carry his legacy into their work. (1:11:26)
Nicole T. Lee (alderperson): Acknowledged ASEZ student volunteers for a cleanup of the South Halsted Riverwalk in the 11th Ward. (1:17:44); Supported Dr. Garth Walker's appointment and thanked him for leaving the private sector for public service. (3:44:07)
David H. Moore (alderperson): Read proclamations for Leo Catholic High School's centennial and the 60th anniversary of the March on Marquette Park, and recognized 17th Ward interns. (1:19:30); Supported the Disability Pride Month resolution, describing family members with disabilities and praising Commissioner Arfa. (1:37:39)
Stephanie D. Coleman (alderperson): On behalf of Alderperson Monique L. Scott, recognized 24th Ward and state legislative summer interns. (1:24:01)
Walter R. Burnett (alderperson): Recognized 27th Ward, 10th District and City Clerk interns. (1:25:41)
Timothy R. Knudsen (alderperson): Honored the late Alan Mellis of the Wrightwood Neighbors Association for his work in Lincoln Park. (1:27:06); Recognized the Chicago Sculpture Exhibit's 25th anniversary and called for continued investment in public art. (1:29:03)
Byron Sigcho-López (alderperson): Recognized the 150th anniversary of St. Procopius Church in Pilsen and its volunteers. (1:32:07); Opposed the 78 infrastructure agreement, citing CPS budget cuts, the lack of a community benefits agreement and his view that 20% affordable housing is the minimum. (2:34:23); Reported the Housing Committee's hearing on the Protecting Renters Ordinance and moved passage of land sales and housing items. (3:54:22)
Maria E. Hadden (alderperson): Recognized the fifth anniversary of the Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Policy Plan and Elevated Chicago partners. (1:34:23); Supported the Disability Pride Month resolution and recognized Professor Matt Anderson's ASL program at City Colleges. (1:43:11); Supported both 78 agreements, saying the parking podium, river wall and plaza are part of a project that needs public investment. (2:45:37)
Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth (alderperson): Supported the Disability Pride Month resolution and honored Constantine Zografopoulos for accessible travel and lakefront advocacy. (1:39:02)
Raymond A. Lopez (alderperson): Supported the disability resolution and urged funding of home repair programs, citing his proposed 2.5% housing bond set-aside for the disability community. (1:45:40); Supported The 78 agreements, citing 14 community meetings, the need to expand the tax base and the jobs the project would bring. (2:38:02); Supported the Boutros resolution while saying the law should be applied consistently, citing the Cook County State's Attorney. (3:30:33)
Julia M. Ramirez (alderperson): Supported the Disability Pride Month resolution and recognized Devices for the Disabled in Brighton Park. (1:48:26); As vice chair, reported the Health Committee's do-pass recommendation for Dr. Garth Walker as CDPH Commissioner. (3:34:26); Moved to refer the last mile warehouse ordinance to a joint License and Workforce committee, later doing so by amending the committee recommendation. (4:25:04)
Daniel La Spata (alderperson): Thanked disability advocates for their persistence in pushing the city toward full accessibility. (1:50:45); Said he would vote yes on the $174 million infrastructure agreement but no on the parking garage agreement, citing DPD revenue estimates and the industrial riverfront. (2:48:06)
Jason C. Ervin (alderperson): Supported the disability resolution, describing caring for a family member with a disability. (1:52:05); Supported The 78 infrastructure funding as a Canal Congress TIF contributor, saying the below-grade site needs access improvements to develop. (2:32:43); Moved with Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López to defer and publish several proposed referendum questions. (3:13:40)
Samantha Nugent (alderperson): Supported the disability resolution and thanked Commissioner Arfa for advocacy and education. (1:53:32); Supported Dr. Walker, citing his operational experience as an emergency physician. (3:45:31)
Andre Vasquez Jr. (alderperson): Supported the disability resolution and asked advocates to specify what city-level changes they want. (1:53:55); Supported The 78 agreements while raising concerns about project completion, cost growth and consistent standards for large TIF requests. (2:41:28); Supported the resolution calling on U.S. Attorney Boutros to resign, citing the handling of the Broadview Six prosecution. (3:24:41)
James M. Gardiner (alderperson): Supported the disability resolution and highlighted Vaughn Occupational High School. (1:56:21); Opposed the Boutros resolution, saying the Council should stay in its lane and address the city's Inspector General and Board of Ethics, citing his own case. (3:20:36)
Derrick G. Curtis (alderperson): Announced the July 25 dedication of 71st Street as Emmett Till and Mamie Till Way and thanked colleagues. (2:02:31); Reported the Economic, Capital and Technology Development Committee's SSA appointments and Class L incentive. (4:34:22)
Pat Dowell (alderperson): Presented the Finance Committee report, including The 78 redevelopment agreements and a $9 million settlement. (2:17:27); Responded to concerns, saying the TIF funds infrastructure rather than the stadium and that the developer bears infrastructure cost overruns. (2:50:55); Said the parking podium will carry housing and retail and bridge the grade gap between Roosevelt Road and the site. (2:52:20)
William Conway (alderperson): Supported Item 9's $174 million for public infrastructure but opposed Item 10's $250 million for the parking garage and plaza as a poor return for taxpayers. (2:24:44); Said the agreement commits Canal Congress TIF funds for eight years, leaving no money for $55 million in Union Station concourse needs, and requested roll call votes. (2:27:46); Recused himself from the $9 million settlement because it involved a former colleague. (3:03:35)
Anthony Beale (alderperson): Supported The 78 agreements, saying porting funds from healthy TIFs before a year-end sweep is what TIF is meant for. (2:30:03); Offered a substitute setting the next Council meeting for July 22 and sought to move up deferred and published items. (5:03:34)
Matthew J. O'Shea (alderperson): Reported the Aviation Committee's recommendation on Midway Airport lease renewals. (3:06:19); Supported Dr. Walker and urged preparation and testing for West Nile virus with Cook County. (3:35:11)
Michelle A. Harris (alderperson): Presented the Committee on Committees and Rules report, including proposed referendum questions and a tribute to Sam Sianis. (3:09:00)
Matthew J. Martin (alderperson): Reported the Ethics Committee's items on prediction-market disclosures and the Boutros resolution. (3:19:15)
Nicholas Sposato (alderperson): Voted no on the Boutros resolution, saying U.S. senators had already called for resignation and citing cases of people killed by undocumented immigrants. (3:27:50); Thanked Special Events committee members for attending in person and reported open space impact fee items. (4:03:27); Thanked retiring Superintendent Larry Snelling and Fred Waller. (4:39:14)
William E. Hall (alderperson): Supported Dr. Walker's nomination as CDPH Commissioner. (3:34:49)
Lamont J. Robinson (alderperson): Supported Dr. Walker, citing state HIV funding cuts, the goal of ending HIV by 2030 and life expectancy gaps by zip code. (3:35:48)
Debra L. Silverstein (alderperson): Reported five liquor moratorium ordinances from the License Committee and one item held. (4:01:08)
Chris Taliaferro (alderperson): Congratulated Superintendent Larry Snelling on his career, citing 2025 crime rates as among the lowest since 1965. (4:38:02)
Gregory I. Mitchell (alderperson): Reported Transportation Committee items, including transit board appointments, some of which had recorded no votes in committee. (4:08:29)
Gilbert Villegas (alderperson): Presented the Zoning Committee reports, including the Daily News building landmark and map amendments. (4:23:53); Suggested rejecting the committee recommendation and re-referring the warehouse ordinance to a joint committee. (4:29:47); Announced an August 27 charity softball game between alderpersons and the Chicago Police Department. (5:02:41)

Exchanges between members

1:31:21 Alderperson Timothy R. Knudsen echoed Alderperson Stephanie D. Coleman remarks recognizing interns.
1:50:03 Alderperson Julia M. Ramirez referenced Alderperson Angela Clay remarks about continuing the legacy of lost loved ones.
2:03:16 Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis thanked Alderperson Silvana Tabares for help with the Emmett Till and Mamie Till Way dedication.
2:03:16 Alderperson Derrick G. Curtis thanked Alderperson David H. Moore for help with the Emmett Till and Mamie Till Way dedication.
2:24:28 Alderperson William Conway raised a point of order that Chairwoman Pat Dowell had said item eight when she meant item nine.
2:28:31 Alderperson William Conway thanked Alderperson Brendan Reilly for partnership on the LaSalle Street TIF.
2:30:06 Alderperson Anthony Beale commended the Third Ward alderperson on The 78 project.
2:32:57 Alderperson Jason C. Ervin agreed with the Ninth Ward alderperson that the project is what TIF is designed for.
2:34:04 Alderperson Jason C. Ervin thanked Chairwoman Pat Dowell for her work and collaboration on the project.
2:36:37 Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López commended Alderperson Pat Dowell for moving the project forward while explaining his no vote.
2:38:07 Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez said he joined his West Side colleague in agreement about how TIFs are supposed to be used.
2:39:11 Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez praised the Third Ward alderperson for holding 14 community meetings on the project.
2:41:11 Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez said his South Side colleague was correct about what happens to unused TIF funds.
2:41:30 Alderperson Andre Vasquez Jr. said he was in agreement with Alderperson Raymond A. Lopez.
2:46:48 Alderperson Maria E. Hadden said she trusted Chairwoman Pat Dowell work to ensure public benefit.
2:49:34 Alderperson Daniel La Spata echoed the points Alderperson William Conway raised about the parking garage.
2:59:51 Chairwoman Pat Dowell anticipated that her vice-chair, Alderperson William Conway, would request a roll call on Item 10.
3:13:40 Alderperson Jason C. Ervin moved to defer and publish referendum items jointly with Alderperson Byron Sigcho-López.
3:24:41 Alderperson Andre Vasquez Jr. responded to Alderperson James M. Gardiner remarks about investigation costs, referring to a lawsuit against the city.
3:28:14 Alderperson Nicholas Sposato said he wanted to defend his colleague Alderperson James M. Gardiner over what he went through.

Roll-call votes at this meeting

Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of Kimball and Wellington Plaza at intersection of N Kimball Ave and W Wellington Ave (O2026-0026348): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-023 (12.109) to allow additional package goods licenses on portion(s) of S Ashland Ave (O2026-0026046): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 2-74 by adding new Section 2-74-076 to establish Department of Human Resources hiring preference for children and spouses of Chicago first responders killed in line of duty (SO2025-0019977): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Sale of City-owned property at 4222 S Langley Ave to Trimatch Partners LLC under ChiBlockBuilder platform (O2026-0026383): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Dedication of public way in area bounded by W Grand Ave, N Halsted St, W Chicago Ave, and North Branch of Chicago River as substituted (SO2026-0026284): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 17-9-0109A to require special use approval for all new gas stations and for additions to existing gas stations that would add seven or more electric vehicle supply chargers (O2026-0025429): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Lift Packaged Goods Moratorium on portion of Lawrence Ave (O2026-0026202): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Submission of public question by referendum to Chicago voters on November 3, 2026 at regularly scheduled election as to whether shared housing units in 26th Ward should be limited (SR2025-0021045): Adopted 49 yea, 0 nay
Historical landmark designation for Chicago Daily News Building at 2 N Riverside Plz/400 W Monroe St (O2026-0026117): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Designation of areas on Map Nos. 7-F, 7-G, 9-F, and 9-G as pedestrian retail streets and amendment of municipal code Section 17-3-0503-D establishing pedestrian streets and retail streets on portion of W Belmont Ave (O2026-0025464): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of Chicago Farmworks at 409 N Albany Ave and 411-419 N Kedzie Ave (O2026-0026340): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 17-6-0403-F to permit by right residential storage warehouses in Planned Manufacturing District 4B (SO2026-0026276): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 9-64 establishing Electric Vehicle Curbside Charging Pilot Program (O2026-0025394): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Designation of areas on Map Nos.5-F, 7-F, 7-G, and 9-G as pedestrian retail streets and amendment of municipal code Section 17-3-0503-D establishing pedestrian streets and retail streets on portion of N Clark St (O2026-0025463): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Grant agreement with Chicago Public Library Foundation for benefit of Thomas Hughes Children's Library at 400 S State St (O2026-0026244): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 2-44-140 authorizing Commissioner of Housing to waive debts for certain buildings included in Department of Housing revitalization programs (O2026-0026243): Passed 48 yea, 1 nay
HUD foreclosure and reconveyance to Ventus Quincy LLC (O2026-0026247): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 2-44 by adding new Section 2-44-170 regarding requirements for Low Income Housing Tax Credit Qualified Allocation plans (SO2025-0017573): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Support of Class L Tax incentive for property at 2 N Riverside Plz (O2026-0026380): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Redevelopment agreement with Villa Guadalupe Senior Services Corp. to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for rehabilitation of Villa Guadalupe senior housing facility at 3201 E 91st St (O2026-0026248): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Issuance of multi-family housing financing assistance to Levy House Preservation Associates LP for redevelopment of property at 1221 W Sherwin Ave (O2026-0026796): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Redevelopment agreement with Roosevelt/Clark Partners LLC to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for development of parking facility related to The 78 project (SO2026-0026275): Passed 44 yea, 5 nay
Issuance of Chicago O'Hare International Airport Senior Lien Revenue Bonds (O2026-0026370): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of CircEsteem Plaza at 4730 N Sheridan Rd (O2026-0026347): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of Garfield Park Community Orchards at 3001 W Fifth Ave (O2026-0026346): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
3643 S MLK Drive LLC (O2026-0026382): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
48 N Pine Ave, Westside Health Authority (O2026-0026377): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Call on Andrew Boutros to resign as U.S. Attorney for Northern District of Illinois and Department of Justice to ensure full review of obligations in matters connected to Operation Midway Blitz, Broadview prosecutions, and other related proceedings (R2026-0026273): Adopted 46 yea, 3 nay
Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Transit Authority to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for redevelopment of Division Austin bus turnaround (O2026-0026246): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Redevelopment agreement with Trudelta LLC to provide Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (NOF) assistance for development of The K Entrepreneurship Hub Project at 4400 W Madison St (O2026-0026260): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of ordinance approving redevelopment plan for LaSalle Central Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Redevelopment Project Area with Field Building Revitalization Partners LLC by replacing project developer and amending TIF agreement for property at 135 S LaSalle St (O2026-0026250): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of Goose Island Overlook at 1111 N Elston Ave (O2026-0026343): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 17-6-0403 to establish size restrictions for participant sports and recreation use as permitted by right in planned manufacturing districts (O2026-0026278): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Call for hearing(s) on amending Chicago restoration and landscaping practices in creation of sustainable parkways (SR2025-0016566): Adopted 49 yea, 0 nay
Amended and restated redevelopment agreement with Roosevelt/Clark Partners LLC to provide tax increment financing (TIF) assistance for development of various public ways related to The 78 project (SO2026-0026267): Passed 47 yea, 1 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-023 (42.611) to disallow additional package goods licenses on portions of W Chicago Ave and N Clark St (O2026-0026289): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Expenditure of Open Space Impact Fee funds for development of Montrose Metra Garden at 4350 N Ravenswood Ave (O2026-0026341): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 4-60-022 (6.156) and 4-60-023 (6.144) to disallow additional alcoholic liquor and package goods licenses on portion(s) of S Halsted St (O2026-0025526): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 7-38-117 establishing mobile food vehicle stand on 2400 W Gunnison St (SO2026-0026272): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Intergovernmental agreement with Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) to exchange property at 3925 W Cermak Rd for City-owned property at 402, 409, 412, 414, 416 and 418 N Harding Ave, 3828 W Lake St, 4612-4626 W Van Buren St and 4218, 4220, 4224, 4226 and 4228 W Taylor St (O2026-0026266): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 2-156-070 prohibiting use or disclosure of confidential information by current or former City official or employee for prediction markets or event-based contracts (SO2026-0025003): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Sale of City-owned property at 4223 S Calumet Ave to Crown Construction Company under ChiBlockBuilder platform (O2026-0026379): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Amendment of Municipal Code Section 4-60-023 (45.65) to allow additional package goods licenses on portion(s) of W Lawrence Ave (O2026-0026053): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay
Lease agreements with Atlantic Aviation Corp. and Signature Flight Support LLC for use and redevelopment of facilities at Chicago Midway International Airport (SO2026-0026369): Passed 49 yea, 0 nay