Homes for a Changing Region: Phase Three, Year Five: Bellwood, Berwyn, Forest Park, Maywood, and Oak Park - Metropolitan Planning Council

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Homes for a Changing Region: Phase Three, Year Five: Bellwood, Berwyn, Forest Park, Maywood, and Oak Park

  • April 18, 2012

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Homes for a Changing Region, led by the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus and Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, is identifying specific, local, regional and state strategies to address imbalances in northeastern Illinois' housing stock. MPC is supporting the evolution of Homes for a Changing Region by encouraging neighboring communities to work together to develop interjurisdictional solutions to housing challenges and by using transparent community engagement strategies to develop these solutions.

This sixth Homes report focuses on work with five communities together in the West Cook subregion: Bellwood, Berwyn, Forest Park, Maywood, and Oak Park.

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