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  1. Strengthening Chicago’s Affordable Requirements Ordinance: Building on-site versus building nearby

  2. Logan Square participatory process concludes with input from expert panel

  3. Community proposals for Logan Square

  4. Logan Square residents "build" out visions for the future of the Blue Line station plaza

  5. Talking Transit: Understanding why people take transit—and why some don't

  6. Residents express interest and excitement in Logan Square in the first of three meetings

  7. Making public meetings mobile: Bringing text polling to Logan Square

  8. Background information for the Logan Square community workshops

  9. A Community Vision for the Broadway Corridor and Stewart School

  10. The jobs-housing puzzle: A deeply connected region

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