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Jun 8, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Seeking applications from development teams to redevelop an approximately 13,500 square-foot city-owned property.
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City
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Chicago
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Cook
Address
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4900 W Sunnyside Ave
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60630
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Chicago Department of Water Management
The City of Chicago's 2026 Green Infrastructure Strategy serves as a comprehensive roadmap for managing stormwater, reducing flooding, and strengthening climate resilience. It outlines three core priorities: strengthening citywide alignment for green infrastructure, establishing long-term and well-funded maintenance systems, and embedding equity and community engagement across planning and implementation. The strategy aims to position green infrastructure as essential public infrastructure that supports climate resilience, public health, and economic opportunity for all Chicagoans, particularly those most impacted by flooding, heat, and environmental disinvestment.
This document, the 2026 Green Infrastructure Strategy, serves as the City of Chicago's roadmap for stormwater management, aiming to mitigate flooding, bolster climate resilience, and provide community benefits. The strategy outlines a commitment to inter-departmental coordination, sustained maintenance investments, and an equity-centered approach to serve residents most affected by environmental challenges. Key priorities include Cross-Agency Coordination, Maintenance, and Equity and Engagement, with a vision to make green infrastructure an essential investment for enhancing the city's climate, public health, and equity goals, ultimately creating a more resilient, safer, greener, cleaner, and livable Chicago for all.
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The meeting included a review of housing, social, and economic data regarding the Woodlawn area, focusing on the progress and implementation of the housing preservation ordinance. Key topics included long-term trends in the loss of affordable rental housing, displacement pressure data, and real estate market investment patterns. The group also discussed the transition of their engagement process, future reporting on program progress, and the establishment of an ongoing partnership for housing policy and community development.
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