30th Ward Zoning Process The 30th Ward Office has established the following process for reviewing projects requesting zoning map amendments and similar changes: Applicant submits Zoning Intake Form - Part 1. Meeting with Alderwoman and/or staff. Applicants submit Zoning Intake Form - Part 2. Project is reviewed by the 30th Ward Community Zoning Committee (CZC) meeting. CZC issues recommendation to Alderwoman. If project is judged to be significant or controversial enough, public meeting will be scheduled. If not, then neighborhood will be flyered and feedback requested from residents. Feedback indicating controversy will trigger a public meeting (#5). Alderwoman makes decision on project.

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Zoning Intake Forms This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to start editing the content and make sure to add any relevant details or information that you want to share with your visitors. Part 1 Applicants for zoning changes (e.g., zoning map amendments, major zoning variations or special uses, etc.) should complete Part 1 as their first step in communicating with the 30th Ward. We will then review the information provided and reach out to schedule a meeting about your project with Alderwoman Cruz and/or ward staff. Part 2 Part 2 of the Zoning Intake Form should be completed after meeting with Alderwoman Cruz and staff, but prior to the Community Zoning Committee meeting at which the project will be presented.

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Zonificación, planificación y desarrollo Proceso de zonificación del distrito 30 El Distrito 30 sigue un proceso de aprobación de zonificación y desarrollo que pone la opinión de la comunidad en el centro. Formularios de admisión ¿Es usted promotor, abogado de zonificación o propietario y busca un cambio de zonificación o propone un desarrollo en el Distrito 30? Comience aquí completando nuestro Formulario de Admisión de Zonificación. Comité de Zonificación Comunitaria Obtenga más información sobre el grupo que ayuda a la concejal Cruz a revisar las propuestas de desarrollo en el Distrito 30. Planificación Encuentre información sobre los esfuerzos de planificación comunitaria actuales y pasados que cubren el Distrito 30. Planificación Encuentre información sobre los esfuerzos de planificación comunitaria actuales y pasados que cubren el Distrito 30. Recursos

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Concejala Ruth Cruz Ruth Cruz se ha desempeñado como concejal desde mayo de 2023, representando con orgullo al Distrito 30, que incluye partes de Belmont Cragin, Portage Park, Dunning, Avondale e Irving Park. Nacida en México y criada en Chicago desde los siete años, está profundamente arraigada a la ciudad que la acogió. Cursó estudios en la preparatoria Carl Schurz y la Universidad Roosevelt, donde obtuvo una licenciatura en administración de empresas y una maestría en gestión. Antes de su elección, la concejala Cruz se desempeñó como directora de admisiones universitarias. También participó activamente en el servicio público mediante su trabajo voluntario en la Oficina del Distrito 30, el Tribunal de Justicia Restaurativa del Condado de Avondale y el Consejo Escolar Local de Foreman College and Career Academy. Su trabajo en el Ayuntamiento se basa en un firme compromiso con la seguridad pública, el desarrollo económico, los programas para jóvenes y la vivienda asequible. Se asegura de que los servicios municipales sean eficaces y receptivos para todos los residentes, fomentando un sentimiento de seguridad y cuidado en la comunidad. Asignaciones del Comité del Ayuntamiento Seguridad Vial y Peatonal (Vicepresidente) Desarrollo económico, de capital y tecnológico Protección del medio ambiente y energía Salud y Relaciones Humanas Derechos de los inmigrantes y refugiados Eventos especiales, asuntos culturales y recreación Zonificación, puntos de referencia y normas de construcción Afiliaciones Caucus Latino (Vicepresidente) Caucus progresista Academia de Liderazgo de la Fundación del Caucus Latino de Chicago

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) - basement and attic apartments, granny flats, and coach houses - are permitted throughout Chicago beginning April 1. Visit the City's dedicated ADU webpage for the most up-to-date information about ADU policies and procedures. ADUs will be permitted in all residential multifamily zones and most business and commercial zoning districts in the City. In the 30th Ward, single-family districts will allow ADUs, except in precincts 1, 4, 9, and 21. ADUs in single-family districts in the ward will be subject to the following restrictions: Properties must be owner-occupied at the time of application. Only a certain number of ADUs will be permitted per block face (i.e., the street side of properties) per year: 1 permit in RS-1 districts, 2 permits in RS-2 districts, and 3 permits in RS-3 districts. In addition, coach houses in any zoning district will have to be constructed or renovated by contractors who participate in an apprenticeship program registered with the US Department of Labor.

Plans Plans Covering the 30th Ward Avondale Neighborhood Plan Belmont Triangle Chicago's Northwest Region Commercial Corridor Analysis Cicero Avenue Land Use Study Irving Park Road Study Plans Covering Nearby Areas and the City Nearby Areas Hermosa and Logan Square West Quality-of-Life Plan (PDF) Our Grand Vision - Grand Avenue Corridor Plan Six Corners Economic Development Master Plan Citywide Chicago Sustainable Industries Sustainable Development Policy

Homeowner Resources Homeowners have access to a variety of helpful resources! From property tax appeals and sidewalk repairs to financial assistance and referrals, the 30th Ward Office is here to help. Check out the resources below. Commissioner Jessica Vásquez, Cook County Board (8th District) 2934 N Milwaukee Ave Unit C, Chicago, IL 60618 (312) 603-6386 ** Offers assistance with tax exemptions, tax appeals, and more Cook County Treasurer's Office 118 North Clark Street, Room 112 Chicago, Illinois 60602 (312) 443-5100 Northwest Center 5233 W Diversey Ave, Chicago, IL 60639 (773) 283-3888 ** Provides foreclosure prevention, LIHEAP & Benefits Enrollment, First-Time Home Buying counseling, and much more Veterans Veterans Assistance Commission of Cook County Headquarter Office 1100 S. Hamilton C-O11 (Lower Level), Chicago, Illinois 60612 Phone: (312) 433-6010 **Financial assistance for veterans for emergency aid for rent, utilities, transportation, and food Utility Assistance – CEDA 567 W. Lake Street, Suite 1200 Chicago, IL 60661 (312) 782-CEDA (2332) inquiry@cedaorg.net **utility assistance Shared Cost Sidewalk Program The 2026 Shared Cost Sidewalk Program was opened for applications on Monday, January 12, 2026, from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Stay tuned for an update in January 2027. **Residents can apply to the program by using the 311 app, calling 311, or visiting the ward office. Housing and Home Modification – City of Chicago’s Office for People with Disabilities (312) 743-5767 or e-mail MOPDHomeMod@cityofchicago.org ** housing and home modifications for people with disabilities Home Repair Program (Formerly known as the Roof and Porch Repair Program) City of Chicago More information will be released later in 2026 Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Deferral Program **The Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Deferral program is a tax-relief program that works like a loan. It allows qualified seniors to defer a maximum of $7,500 per tax year (this includes 1st and 2nd installments) on their primary home

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