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Participatory Budgeting View the winning locations of the 30th Ward 2025-26 Participatory Budget Vote! Participatory budgeting (PB) is an innovative democratic process that allows community members to directly decide how to allocate public funds. Alderwoman Cruz has decided to use PB for three reasons: Community Involvement: 30th Ward residents propose and vote on projects, ensuring that funding addresses local priorities. Transparency: PB allows greater transparency and accountability in how public funds are spent. Empowerment: By providing neighbors a say in budget decisions, PB empowers communities and strengthens civic engagement. Funding for participatory budgeting projects come from the ward's annual "menu" money, which is the $1.5 million provided annually in the City budget to each ward, whose alderperson can decide how to spend this money on infrastructure projects. Funds can only be used for capital projects, not operating costs. Examples include street repaving, lighting, pedestrian safety projects, and sidewalk repairs.

Business Tools Discover a variety of tools, workshops, and opportunities offered by the City of Chicago and the 30th Ward. Stay tuned for upcoming updates and ways to get involved! The Avondale Neighborhood Association invites community members, residents, workers, and visitors to nominate the businesses and individuals who deserve recognition for their contributions to the Avondale community. Complete this form to help nomitate them. 🎉🥳EXCITING NEWS for Belmont Cragin! The Belmont/Central Corridor has been selected for the Neighborhood Retail Activation Program through the Mayor’s Office, BACP, and our office. This initiative will help revitalize our commercial corridor and support 2023 and 2024 storm-impacted areas in Austin, Belmont Cragin, and West Garfield Park. For more information, visit: Chicago.gov/BACPRetail The Portage Park Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a "Get To Know Your New SSA 2 Sole Service Provider" Meet and Greet at El Capitan Coffee & Snacks on Tuesday, March 24th, from 4pm - 6pm for the businesses located within SSA. The Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) accepts grant applications each month in various TIF districts across Chicago. Eligible businesses must submit their application during the month-long application window for their TIF district to qualify for funding. To find out if and when SBIF grants are available for your business, search the address on the eligibility page . Workforce Solutions Program The City of Chicago provides financial assistance for job training through the Workforce Solutions program managed by the Department of Planning and Development. The program subsidizes training for incumbent workers and new hires for qualified Chicago businesses. Workforce Solutions reimbursement grants are funded through Tax Increment Financing (TIF) and proceeds from the 2025 Housing and Economic Development Bond. Reimbursement grants up to $250,000 may fund up to 100% of eligible expenses for businesses seeking to train current employees and/or new hires. Grants do not have to be repaid. The program is administered by Employment and Employer Services on behalf of the City of Chicago. BACP Entrepreneur Certificate Program The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) Entrepreneur Certificate Program is a free program for anyone interested in starting or growing a business in Chicago to gain knowledge across various essential business topics. Since the program launched, more than 1,000 Chicago entrepreneurs and business owners have successfully completed the program. All Program graduates, who meet criteria and are based in Chicagoland, are eligible to apply for: the Entrepreneur Loan Program with BACP’s partner, CIBC Bank USA . college credit with City Colleges of Chicago (CCC). Read more . Check out these resources, created in collaboration with Northwest Side Community Development Corporation. From the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events: Calling all local growers and artisans! 🌿 Be a part of the 2026 Chicago Farmers Markets season — running May through October across the city. We’re looking for passionate producers and creators of handmade and natural goods to join our community of vendors. Showcase your craft, connect with your neighbors, and grow your business! Apply now to secure your spot — the deadline is Friday, January 30! 👉chicagofarmersmarkets.us We’re excited to share that our office is co-hosting the Northwest Side Job Fair on Friday, December 5th, from 10 AM to 1 PM at Kilbourn Park - 3501 N Kilbourn Ave. This event is hosted by State Rep. Will Guzzardi and co-hosted by Ald. Ruth Cruz, State Sen. Graciela Guzman, Cook County Commissioner Jessica Vasquez, and the Illinois Department of Employment Security. The Job Fair will feature employers from the government, nonprofit, and private sectors, along with community organizations offering interview coaching, résumé help, and CV reviews — all to help folks prepare for new opportunities. If you are an employer or organization interested in tabling, please register here . Thanks for helping us spread the word and connect our community with great opportunities! The Chicago Park District has opened its Notice of Application for new concession opportunities for 2026, which presents a substantial opportunity for small businesses. Key Dates: Application Due Date: Friday, November 21, 2025, at 3:00PM Recommendation of Award: February 2026 Concession operations ready for 2026 concession season: Memorial Day Weekend 2026 Small Business Improvement Grant 📣 Calling All Avondale Business Owners! Do you own or operate a commercial or industrial property in Avondale that needs repair or improvements? You may qualify for a Small Business Improvement Fund (SBIF) grant from the City of Chicago. What is it? The SBIF program offers grants to help cover costs for façade repairs, roof repair, doors/windows, signage, and other eligible improvements. It’s meant to help small businesses maintain and enhance their properties. Why apply? Offset repair or upgrade costs Improve curb appeal Increase the safety and value of your property Support long-term business growth How to get started: Visit the official SBIF page to review eligibility, guidelines, and application instructions. Gather required documents (property info, cost estimates, permits, etc.). Complete and submit the application by the deadline. More info & application link: City of Chicago — SBIF

Going Green! Tips from the Youth Committee There are multiple ways to adopt environmentally friendly practices in our every day life. Recycling by Sandra Beltran, Summer 2026 The City manages the recycling collection program for residential buildings with 1 to 4 units, and collection schedules vary depending on your home address. You can check it out here ! If your recycling bin is ever lost, stolen, or damaged, our office is here to help. Call or stop by the ward office to request a replacement, and the City will deliver a new bin directly to your home. A very important part of protecting our environment is knowing what can and cannot be placed in your recycling bin. Recycling the right items helps reduce contamination, improves the efficiency of the recycling process, and ensures more materials can be successfully reused. See examples below: ✅ Glass ✅ Plastic ✅ Paper ✅ Aluminum ✅ Cardboard ✅ Metals/tin ❌ Plastic bags (these can be recycled at grocery stores - look for bins near the entrance) ❌ Clothes ❌ Styrofoam ❌ Electronics ❌ Batteries See video for more examples! *Note: You should throw items individually because plastic bags CANNOT be placed in the recycling bin. Food Scrap Drop-Off by Sandra Beltran, Summer 2026 Green bins are for food scraps and other compostable materials. Composting keeps food waste out of landfills, where it would otherwise produce harmful greenhouse gases like methane. Instead, those food scraps are transformed into nutrient-rich compost that helps enrich soil, supports healthy plant growth, and contributes to a cleaner, more sustainable environment. Find a location here . Holiday Tree Recycling by Sandra Beltran, Summer 2026 Each year after the holidays, Alderwoman Ruth Cruz offers a Holiday Tree Pickup Service to help residents dispose of their natural Christmas trees with ease. Natural Christmas trees can be difficult to dispose of because they are too large for regular recycling collection and are not accepted in curbside compost bins. Through the City of Chicago's annual Holiday Tree Recycling Program, collected trees are chipped into mulch that is made available to residents free of charge while supplies last. As part of this effort, our office coordinates holiday tree pickups for residents who may not be able to transport their trees to a designated drop-off location. Before setting out your tree for pickup or dropping it off at a recycling site, please remove all lights, ornaments, tinsel, tree stands, plastic bags, and other decorations. For information about Holiday Tree Recycling locations, program dates, and pickup details, visit the City's Holiday Tree Recycling webpage or contact the 30th Ward Office for assistance. Don’t Let Your Environment Go Down the Drain! by Kevin Rzepka, Summer 2026 Little did you know, keeping some smaller household plumbing items up to date can be vitally important for your environment too! And no, it doesn’t necessarily mean spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on the latest appliances, but rather little things such as replacing old showerheads and leaky faucets, which can drastically decrease the amount of water you use. In fact, according to the World Wildlife Fund and the US EPA, older showerheads can use 2.5 gallons per minute or more while newer, more efficient models use 2 gallons per minute or fewer. Although one might think that those numbers aren’t much far apart, it is estimated that by replacing your showerhead, the average family can save 2,700 gallons of water every year, the amount of electricity needed to power a home for 11 days, and more than $75 in energy and water costs each year! The same goes for your faucet, where even if one leaks at a rate of one drop per second, it can waste more than an estimated 3,000 gallons of water per year. That’s why it’s so important to fix your leaky faucet even if it just drips! More specifically, when using a faucet for water to brush your teeth, turn the tap off when brushing, as you can save as much as 3,000 gallons of water per year. That way, you don’t just save on your water bill, but also save the environment. But what about those expensive appliances I mentioned earlier, like TVs, microwaves, and stereos – how can I help protect the environment without being able to spend money on newer, more efficient models? Oftentimes when we use those appliances, which are all idle electronics, they use energy even when switched off to keep display clocks lit and remote controls working. As a result, even when you think they’re turned off or losing very little electricity, they are still running your electricity bill and impacting the environment! So, what could you do? Well you could switch off power strips, unplug electrical devices when unused, or if possible, go into settings and turn the screensaver/ambient feature off. That way, the power saving feature could kick in and turn off the TV (or other idle electronics) after a period of inactivity. Sometimes, it’s the little things that can make a huge difference, especially when everyone works together. Sustainable Transportation and Reducing Waste by Pavle Bumbic, Summer 2026 Use transportation sustainably. Transportation is a significant contributor to pollution. One way we can help reduce pollution is by using cars more reasonably and increasing our use of greener alternatives, such as biking, walking, and public transportation. Reduce waste . One of the best ways to protect the environment is to reduce our consumption of products such as single-use plastic bottles. Instead, we can switch to reusable stainless-steel bottles. This can help reduce plastic waste and limit our exposure to microplastics, which can negatively affect our health. Our planet is increasingly polluted, and we all have a responsibility to take action to protect it. By making small, sustainable changes in our daily lives, we can help create a cleaner and healthier environment for ourselves and future generations. Donate, Don’t Throw Away by Sandra Beltran , Summer 2026 We encourage everyone to donate unwanted clothing instead of throwing it away. Donating clothes helps reduce waste and gives items a second life with someone who may need or enjoy them. Thrift stores are a great option for giving your gently used clothing a new home. Consider donating to: Salvation Army Savers Thrift Unique Thrift Village Discount Outlet These stores accept clothing donations and place items on their shelves for others to purchase and reuse. Donation boxes are also available in many public locations, making it easy to drop off unwanted clothing and other items. Finally, Give N Receive, Inc., is a nonprofit organization that the 30th Ward has proudly collaborated with on multiple community events and clothing drives. Through these partnerships, clothing and other essential items are provided to residents and community members who need them. Supporting organizations like Give N Receive, Inc., is another great way to keep clothing out of landfills while helping neighbors in need. Before throwing something away, consider one of these options! Organize a Community Clean-Up by 30th Ward Staff , Summer 2026 Want to help make your neighborhood cleaner and greener? Organize a community clean-up with your neighbors, friends, or local organizations! Gathering together to pick up litter, clean public spaces, and care for our neighborhood is a simple way to make a meaningful difference. Every clean-up, big or small, helps create a cleaner, healthier, and more welcoming community.

Water and Sewer Project Updates Kilpatrick Avenue Sewer Project Grace Street Water Main Replacement Austin-Marmora Sewer Project Sewer System Maintenance St. Louis Avenue Water and Sewer Project Kilpatrick Avenue Sewer Project Updated August 14, 2026 The scope of work for this project in its entirety is as follows: N Kilpatrick Av from W Roscoe St to W Addison St N Kilpatrick Av from W Roscoe St to W School St W School St from N Kilpatrick Av to N Keating Av N Kolmar Av from W Roscoe St to W Cornelia Av W Cornelia Av from N Kolmar Av to N Kenton Av N Kilpatrick Av from W Addison St to W Waveland Av W Waveland Av from N Kilpatrick Av to 387’ East W Patterson Av from N Kilpatrick Av to 392’ East W Warwick Av from N Kilpatrick Av to 258’ East W Grace St from N Kilpatrick Av to 267’ West Traffic control: No Parking signs have been posted on W Patterson Ave. W Cornelia Ave is now open to traffic from N Kolmar Ave to N Kenton Ave. W Waveland will be closed to through traffic from N Kilpatrick Ave to Kenton Ave. No Parking signs have been posted on Waveland Ave to Kenton Ave. Schedule: 8/17/26 – 8/21/26: Crew S03 Department of Water Management (DWM) crew will continue installation of new catch basins on W Patterson Ave and N Kilpatrick Ave intersection. The crew will also start installation of 24” diameter reinforced concrete pipe on W Patterson Ave moving east. Completed 8/10/26 – 8/14/26: Crew S03 DWM in-house sewer crew installed new precast catch basins at the W Waveland Ave and N Kilpatrick Ave intersection and the W Patterson Ave and N Kilpatrick Ave intersection and connected them to the sewer main. Mainline Sewer Main Pipe Progress to date: 2,560 of 5,179 linear feet. Grace Street Water Main Replacement Updated July 21, 2026 Pipe installation along Grace Street and Lawndale is complete. Restoration work is scheduled to start once the underground phase is completed, weather permitting. The contractor is planning a shutdown on Wednesday, July 22, for the final connection at the intersection of Grace and Lawndale. No residents are expected to be impacted by the water shutdown. No parking signs will be placed for the duration of the work. Parking Restrictions “No Parking” signs will be posted on both sides of the street during construction hours (7:00 AM – 4:00 PM). Parking will be allowed outside of work hours and on weekends. Traffic and Lane Closures Local traffic may be limited during work hours due to staging of trucking and the movements of other machinery needed to perform the work. One lane will always remain accessible for emergency vehicles. Water Shutdowns There is no water shutdown planned for this week. Water Service Transfers / Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) Lead service line replacements will begin once the water main installation is complete. Final Connections and Restoration After all buildings are connected to the new water main, final connections will be made to fully remove the old water main from service. Restoration will follow shortly after. Austin-Marmora Sewer Project Updated August 7, 2026 The Department of Water Management (DWM) has issued work orders to rehabilitate the following existing sewer sections within the 30th Ward: N Austin Ave from W Diversey Ave to 335’ North of W George St N Marmora Ave from W Diversey Ave to W George St. Traffic control: N Austin Ave will be closed to through traffic from W Diversey Ave to W Wellington Ave. No Parking signs have been posted. N Marmora Ave will be closed to through traffic from W Diversey Ave to W George St. No Parking signs have been posted.. Status: In progress DWM in-house main sewer side only: 65.2% completion. N Austin Ave from W Diversey Ave to 335’ North of W George St: Installation of main line sewer completed. Catch basins and lead service line replacement (LSLR) in progress. N Marmora Ave from W Diversey Ave to W George St: nstallation of main line sewer and catch basins in progress. LSLR pending. The DWM in-house sewer crew demobilized on N Austin Ave. The DWM in-house sewer crew mobilized on N Marmora Ave and will keep installing pipes next week on N Marmora Ave, heading north from W Diversey Ave. Restoration work is scheduled to start once the underground phase is completed, weather permitting. Sewer System Maintenance Updated June 26, 2026 The Department of Water Management has issued work orders to rehabilitate the following existing sewer sections within the 30th Ward: N Avondale Ave from 238' Southeast of N Hamlin Ave to W Addison St N Kildare Ave from W Cornelia Ave to W Henderson St N Mcvicker Ave from W Wellington Ave to 330' North of W George St N Mcvicker Ave from W George St to W Wrightwood Ave N Kostner Ave from Alley South of W Roscoe St to 3 Sections (380') N of W School St W Cornelia Ave from N Karlov Ave to Alley (160') West of N Pulaski Rd The Notice to Proceed is June 30, 2026, and the sub-contractor, Inliner Solutions, will have 175 calendar days to complete all work on the subject Sub Order 22a. The completion date will be December 22, 2026. The rehabilitation work includes cleaning the sewers and the installation of CIPP (cure-in-place pipe). The installation of CIPP consists of lining the existing sewers and generally does not require excavation except when repairs are required prior to lining of the sewer main, catch basin lateral connections, catch basin structures or manhole structures. Typical work includes the following: Main sewer cleaning and televising Catch basin (drainage structures on the curbside) cleaning, televising, and lining of the pipe connections to the main sewer Catch basin and sewer manhole structures lining Main sewer lining immediately followed by the reinstatement of house drains services and catch basin pipe connections. The lined sewer will be televised to ensure that the work was done properly. The work is scheduled to begin TBD and is scheduled to be completed by TBD. Please note, the work is performed in staggered stages, therefore crews will not be on site every day for the extended period described. As contractors begin lining the main sewers, residents will be provided with a letter/flyer with notification of the work for each project location. No parking signs will be posted in the immediate area a workday prior to the start of any scheduled work. It will be necessary to close some lanes, but the streets will remain open to traffic. St. Louis Avenue Water and Sewer Project (only a small portion is within the 30th Ward) Updated July 31, 2026 The scope of work for the sewer project in its entirety is as follows: N Hamlin Ave from W Byron St to 271' South N St. Louis Ave from W Grace St to W Waveland Ave W Waveland Ave from N St. Louis Ave to N Central Park Ave W Waveland Ave from N St. Louis Ave to N Kimball Ave N Central Park Ave from W Waveland Ave to 263' North N Drake Ave from W Waveland Ave to 253' North N Christiana Ave from W Elston Ave to 54' South The scope of work for the water project in its entirety is as follows: N. St. Louis Ave from N. Elston Ave to W. Waveland Ave Road Closures / Traffic Control: During working hours, no residential parking/through traffic will be allowed on N. St. Louis Ave between N. Elston Ave and W. Waveland Ave (No Parking Signs have been posted). During working hours, no residential parking/through traffic will be allowed on W. Waveland Ave between N. Drake Ave and N. Kimball (No Parking Signs have been posted). Sewer Schedule - 8/10/26 – 8/14/26: DWM to continue installation of new 24” reinforced concrete pipe (RCP) sewer main eastward on W. Waveland Ave between N. Bernard St and N. Kimball Ave. DWM to install new manhole structure in the intersection of W. Waveland Ave and N. Kimball Ave. DWM to complete the cut and cap on the existing 8” water main in the intersection of W. Waveland Ave and N. Kimball Ave to accommodate sewer installation; the interruption of water service is anticipated to be for a couple of hours – This cut and cap is scheduled to be completed on 8/10/26 (time is TBD) – Crews have notified residents of the water service interruption on Monday (8/10/26). A follow up email will be sent to the ward once the interruption of water service has begun and when the water service has been restored to the residents. DWM to complete the cut and cap reconnection of the existing 8” water main in the intersection of W. Waveland Ave and N. Kimball Ave. Water Schedule - 8/10/26 – 8/14/26: DWM to continue Service transfers from the existing watermain to the new 8” WM. Water service transfer schedule: Monday (8/10/26): 3724 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) & 3747 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) Tuesday (8/11/26): 3728 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) & 3757 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) Wednesday (8/12/26): 3725 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) Thursday (8/13/26): 3727 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) & 3806 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) Friday (8/14/26): 3811 N. St. Louis Ave (LSLR) ***PLEASE NOTE: There are no scheduled water main shutdowns scheduled on N. St. Louis for next week. Only the water service to the scheduled addresses will be interrupted on the day of the service transfer.*** Look Ahead (8/10/2026 to 8/18/2026): As DWM continues installation of sewer main towards N. Kimball Ave, a street closure of the intersection will be needed. Beginning on August 10, 2026, DMW will be closing the intersection to all traffic to safely complete the required sewer and watermain work in N. Kimball Ave x W. Waveland Ave. N. Kimball Ave is a bus route, and CTA has been notified of the detour for the buses that will be affected. Detour signs will be posted to notify public transportation where their temporary route will be. Sewer/water work in the intersection of N. Kimball Ave and W. Waveland Ave is expected to be completed by 8/18/2026. Completed - 8/3/26 – 8/7/26: DWM continued lead service line replacement (LSLR) on N. St. Louis Ave between N. Elston Ave and W. Waveland Ave WATER SERVICES COMPLETED: 3710 N. St. Louis Ave 3718 N. St. Louis Ave 3719 N. St. Louis Ave 3723 N. St. Louis Ave 3748 N. St. Louis Ave 3750 N. St. Louis Ave 3758 N. St. Louis Ave DWM continued 24” main sewer installation Eastward on W. Waveland Ave between N. Bernard St and N. Kimball Ave. DWM began catch basin installation on W. Waveland Ave between N. St. Louis Ave and N. Kimball Ave. Mainline Sewer Main Pipe Progress TO DATE: 1,224 of 3,003 linear feet = 40.7% Mainline Water Main Pipe Progress TO DATE: 910 of 1,008 linear feet = 90.3%

30th Ward Maps Clicking on a map will open it in a new window. Residential Parking Zones Honorary Street Signs since 2023 Community Areas Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts and Special Service Areas (SSA

Honorary Street Designations Alderwoman Cruz may propose four honorary street designations per calendar year. Read below for more information about this program. Honorary street designations are available for organizations or individuals who have made a significant contribution to the City, state, nation, or world. New honorary streets: Cannot honor a living individual (nominees must be deceased). Can be no longer than two blocks in length. Cannot be placed where there is already an honorary street designation. Remain in place for five years (but can be renewed by the alderperson for an additional five years. To nominate an individual or organization, please send a brief summary of the proposed honoree and their contributions along with the proposed location to Jason Liechty, 30th Ward Director of Policy and Zoning, at Jason.Liechty@cityofchicago.org . Visit the unofficial Honorary Chicago website for even more information about honorary streets in Chicago!

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Schools Szkoły publiczne w Chicago Szkoła podstawowa Belmont Cragin Szkoła średnia Chicago Academy Szkoła podstawowa Disney II Szkoła podstawowa im. Williama P. Gary'ego Szkoła podstawowa im. Federico Garcii Lorki Marvin C amras Inżynieria dziecięca Szkoła Mary Lyons Szkoła Franka W. Reilly'ego Szkoła Petera A. Reinberga Szkoła Johna Y Scammona Szkoła średnia Schurz Przygotowanie do college'u Steinmetz Szkoły publiczne w Chicago Szkoła podstawowa Belmont Cragin Szkoła średnia Chicago Academy Szkoła podstawowa Disney II Szkoła podstawowa im. Williama P. Gary'ego Szkoła podstawowa im. Federico Garcii Lorki Marvin C amras Inżynieria dziecięca Szkoła Mary Lyons Szkoła Franka W. Reilly'ego Szkoła Petera A. Reinberga Szkoła Johna Y Scammona Szkoła średnia Schurz Przygotowanie do college'u Steinmetz Szkoły publiczne w Chicago Szkoła podstawowa Belmont Cragin Szkoła średnia Chicago Academy Szkoła podstawowa Disney II Szkoła podstawowa im. Williama P. Gary'ego Szkoła podstawowa im. Federico Garcii Lorki Marvin C amras Inżynieria dziecięca Szkoła Mary Lyons Szkoła Franka W. Reilly'ego Szkoła Petera A. Reinberga Szkoła Johna Y Scammona Szkoła średnia Schurz Przygotowanie do college'u Steinmetz Szkoły publiczne w Chicago Szkoła podstawowa Belmont Cragin Szkoła średnia Chicago Academy Szkoła podstawowa Disney II Szkoła podstawowa im. Williama P. Gary'ego Szkoła podstawowa im. Federico Garcii Lorki Marvin C amras Inżynieria dziecięca Szkoła Mary Lyons Szkoła Franka W. Reilly'ego Szkoła Petera A. Reinberga Szkoła Johna Y Scammona Szkoła średnia Schurz Przygotowanie do college'u Steinmetz

Contact Us Phone: 773-628-7874 Email: Ward30@cityofchicago.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alderwomancruz Instagram: @alderwomancruz 5418-A West Belmont Avenue Chicago, IL 60641 (click for Google Maps ) Office Hours: Monday 9-7 Tuesday 9-5 Wednesday 9-4 Thursday 9-5 Friday 9-3 Ward Night: Monday 5-7 (except holidays) Weekend Ward: 2nd Saturday of the month: 9-1

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

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