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Saturday, March 11, 2023Martin’s ordinance to require walk/bike/transit upgrades in projects gets vote Friday
by John Greenfield / Streetsblog Chicago / March 2, 2023 The 47th Ward – which includes parts of North Center, Lincoln Square and Ravenswood – saw more than it’s fair share of high-profile traffic violence in 2022, including the tragic deaths last summer of toddler Rafi Cardenas, 2, and ward volunteer Peter Paquette, 75. Local alderperson Matt Mart responded in part by bringing the Chicago and Illinois transportation departments to the negotiating table, resulting in an agreement that gives the city more
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Tuesday, December 13, 2022Ald. Matt Martin Will Run Unopposed For Second Term Representing North Side’s 47th Ward
by Alex V Hernandez / Block Club Chicago / December 8, 2022 Martin has advocated for police reform, affordable housing and safer streets for pedestrians and cyclists during his freshman term. NORTH CENTER — Ald. Matt Martin (47th) will not need to defend his City Council seat in 2023. Martin was the only candidate to submit nominating signatures by last week’s deadline for the aldermanic race representing parts of North Center, Lincoln Square, Ravenswood, Lakeview, Andersonville and Uptown, according
Friday, December 09, 2022Affordable Housing Near Lincoln Square Brown Line, Other Projects Approved By Key Zoning Committee
by Quinn Meyers / Block Club Chicago / November 29, 2022 The approval comes after years of tense community meetings about the Lincoln Square project, which will sit directly across from the Western Avenue Brown Line station. LINCOLN SQUARE — An affordable housing project that would bring 63 apartments to the heart of Lincoln Square received key city approval Tuesday. The six-story, 63-unit development at 4715 N. Western Ave. is planned for a parking lot across the street from the Western Avenue Brown
Monday, July 18, 2022Lincoln Square Affordable Housing Development Finally Moves Forward As City Agrees To More Units, Less Parking
by Alex V. Hernandez / Block Club Chicago / July 15, 2022 City leaders previously said they did not want to use tax credits to subsidize public parking when their priority is maximizing affordable housing and encouraging public transit. LINCOLN SQUARE — An affordable housing development in Lincoln Square that stalled for months due to a fight about parking is finally moving forward after local leaders and developers reached a compromise. The affordable housing building at 4715 N. Western Ave. was
