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Chicago Department of Planning and Development
We run zoning, planning, economic development, land use and historic preservation for America’s most livable big city.
About Chicago Department of Planning and Development
As the principal planning agency for the City of Chicago, the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) promotes the comprehensive growth and sustainability of the City and its neighborhoods. The department also oversees the City’s zoning and land use policies and employs a variety of resources to encourage business and real estate development, historic preservation, accessible waterfronts, walkable neighborhoods, and related community improvements.
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Signals from Chicago Department of Planning and Development
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Research & Knowledge
Chicago Department of Planning and Development released a draft of the South Chicago Land Use Framework for public review and comment through Monday, October 5 ahead of its presentation to the Plan Commission.
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Capital & Finance
Chicago Department of Planning and Development reported that the nonprofit Firebird Community Arts Center's $6.7 million Lake Street facility was constructed using a $4 million Community Development Grant and City land sale.
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Operations & Supply
Chicago Department of Planning and Development extended the application deadlines for the 1940 W. Foster Ave. and 111th and Eggleston Requests for Proposals to Wednesday, September 30.
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Presence & Recognition
Chicago Department of Planning and Development is hosting a community dinner and open house on Wednesday, September 23, at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. High School Gymnasium, featuring a free event with dinner, prizes, and giveaways.
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Capital & Finance
Chicago Department of Planning and Development led the fourth round of the Missing Middle housing initiative transforming 30 vacant South Side lots into 62 new market-rate homes with a $27.6 million investment in South Chicago and West Englewood led by four development teams including 75 Development, Blazer Jones, Blueprint Ventures, and Vazquez Housing Development.
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Capital & Finance
Chicago Department of Planning and Development supported the $315,000 expeRHEEnce candle bar project with a Neighborhood Opportunity Fund grant.
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People
Chicago Department of Planning and Development hired Jackie Davis to work on the Far South's Missing Middle Initiative in South Chicago.
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