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  • Rethinking Church Street for a community-centered future: Utilizing Permeable Pavers in Niles

  • Yesterday’s zoning: Chicken processing facility flies under the radar

  • Yesterday’s zoning: Next to a park and schools, an asphalt plant

  • Reflections from MPC’s new Vice President on how forced isolation creates opportunities to connect

  • Laying the groundwork for lead service line replacement

  • A community-driven planning process, in the age of COVID

  • Equitable recovery requires meaningful engagement

  • At closed Chicago Public Schools' sites, an initiative builds opportunities for community and equity

    • By Paola Aguirre, Founder of Borderless Studio, and Rae Perez, Associate at North Lawndale Employment Network
    • Nov 21, 2019

  • A community vision for preserving affordability in East Garfield Park

    • By Jane Anderson, Research Assistant; Edited by: Juan Sebastian Arias, Manager
    • Nov 13, 2019

  • A citywide plan in Chicago?

    • By Justin Williams and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Sep 3, 2019

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