Category: Ward 46

PLEASE NOTE: *** This meeting has been cancelled and will be rescheduled. If the Cubs play Game 6 and/or 7 of the World Series, we won’t be able to use the 19th  District Community Room. The meeting will be cancelled and rescheduled. EAST LAKE VIEW NEIGHBORS BOARD MEETING WHEN: Tuesday,...

East Lake View Neighbors Association Community/General Quarterly Meeting WHEN: Tuesday, June 7, 2016, at 7:00 P.M WHERE: Lakeview Presbyterian Church Auditorium, 716 W. Addison St. AGENDA Call to Order 46th Ward Update Lakeview Presbyterian Church – Pastor Joy Douglas Stone 44th Ward Update Cubs presentation of their pending Patio...

For those of you who were unable to attend the last East Lakeview Neighbors meeting, Vermilion developers have agreed to come out to our area again to present their proposal for an 8-story building on the plot of the former Mobil gas station at the corner of W. Sheridan...

Via Alderman James Cappleman, 46th Ward Each year, the 46th Ward receives $1.32 million to use for infrastructure improvements. This money is spent on items that will last one year or more, and most of it typically goes to street repaving, sidewalk replacements, and street lighting. In 2015, the 19th Police District...

The development at 3817-45 N. Broadway has been granted approval for a zoning change. Developer Dave Gassman can now proceed to build a mixed-use development that will include 93 residential units and retail space. More information regarding the development can be found at DNAinfo....

The 46th Ward Zoning and Development Committee will be meeting at 7:00 PM on Monday, September 29th at the Gill Park Field House, 825 W Sheridan Rd. The Committee will be reviewing an updated version of the proposed development of 3901 N Broadway by Sedgwick Properties Development Corporation.  Sedgwick will...

Both Alderman Tom Tunney, 44th Ward, and Alderman James Cappleman, 46th Ward are sponsoring Fall School Supply Drives. ELVN members are encouraged to donate school supplies for the 2014-2015 school year.  44th Ward School Supply Drive: Drop off any items below for grades K-8 at 3223 N Sheffield by Friday,...

REMINDER: ELVN Board Meeting Tonight, August 5 Tonight's meeting of the ELVN Board will be held in the 19th District Police Station Community Room, 850 W Addison. See the agenda below. Agenda Introductions/Chamber Reports Congressman Mike Quigley 46th Ward Updates Rolando Acosta – Proposed development of 3901 N Broadway...

East Lake View Neighbors will be holding a Community Meeting. Please join us. WHEN: Tuesday, June 3rd @ 7:00 PM WHERE: 19th District Police Station Community Room, 850 W. Addison **Limited Parking available in the garage. Preliminary Agenda Introductions/Chamber Reports East Lake View Criminal Activity Update – 19th Police...

ELVN will be hosting a Community/General meeting at 7 PM on Tuesday, March 4, 2014, at the 19th District Police Station Community Room (850 W. Addison). We will be holding our Annual ELVN Board Election. A list of candidates can be found on our website. Agenda items will include: ELVN Board Elections 44th...

Via Alderman Tom Tunney, 44th Ward DATE: Sunday, June 30th, 2013 TIME: 12 Noon STARTS AT: Broadway & Montrose LINE UP: North Broadway (both the east and the west curb lanes, from Montrose to Wilson); West Montrose (both the north and south curb lanes from Broadway to Clark) and North Sheridan...

Please join us for a Community Meeting of East Lake View Neighbors! Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 7pm 19th District Police Station Community Room 850 W Addison *Limited parking available in the garage Ricketts: “New Wrigley Field revenue needed for Cubs to stay” East Lake View Neighbors May 7th...

As of April 1, street sweeping has resumed in Chicago after the long winter. Be sure to check the schedule for your neighborhood and move your vehicle to avoid costly tickets! 44th Ward Street Sweeping 46th Ward Street Sweeping Need an extra reminder on street sweeping days? Subscribe to...

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The Chicago Tribune created a great map of all city wards. Aren’t we lucky to have had such creative aldermen?...