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Public art, seating and trash cans will be the result of funding from The Chicago Community Trust, with local artists encouraged to apply.
- Public art, seating and trash cans will support business corridor.
- Funding originates from The Chicago Community Trust.
- Neighborhood artists are encouraged to apply.
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The last-mile warehouse in Chicago's McKinley Park neighborhood is getting ready for peak season, as 12th Ward Alderwoman Julia Ramirez submits legislation to regulate warehouse operations and labor.
- Last-mile warehouse in McKinley Park has been practicing for peak season.
- Submitted legislation from 12th Ward Alderwoman Julia Ramirez would regulate warehouse operations, labor.
- Law would affect many neighborhood businesses, but still in draft status, alderwoman says.
Read more: Amazon Preps for Holidays Amid Proposed Warehouse Regulations
A recently issued Chicago building permit allows overhaul of the former Catholic school lunchroom for a new day care center adjacent to CPS-run Velma Thomas Early Childhood Center, with the daycare center operator also landlord for both properties.
- Chicago building permit allows overhaul of former Catholic school lunchroom building.
- Property is adjacent to CPS-run Velma Thomas Early Childhood Center.
- Daycare center operator is landlord for both.
Read more: Permit Points to New Daycare Center at St. Maurice Property
The Marshfield Courts skate park joins two other sites in the McKinley Park neighborhood selling vacant City of Chicago property for cheap to inspire development.
- The Marshfield Courts skate park is earmarked for sale and open space development.
- Two other McKinley Park neighborhood sites set for residential and commercial improvement.
- ChiBlockBuilder program offers vacant city lots for cheap to inspire development.
Read more: DIY Skate Park Property Up for Sale in City Program
Construction to rebuild the bridge over South Western Avenue is on hold since planned funds are not available from a denied tax-increment financing (TIF) district expansion.
- Construction to rebuild bridge over canal delayed for nearly a year.
- TIF funding unavailable without approval of contentious Pilsen expansion.
- Alderwoman says city will work to get project started.
Read more: TIF Expansion Delay Freezes Western Bridge Rebuild






