The commission officially denied the zoning change for The Andrew. This project is off the table because you took action and showed up to defend our neighborhood. Keep watching the zoning notices to ensure this decision sticks.
TO:
The 48th Ward Zoning & Planning Commission of the City of Chicago;
Mary Ann Smith, Alderman, 48th Ward, City of Chicago
All other officials involved in this matter
We the undersigned oppose any zoning change that would permit the construction of \"The Andrew,\" on the present parking lot of St. Andrew\'s Church.
As Alderman Smith once said on her Web site: \". . . additional high-rise buildings would negatively impact quality of life by increasing traffic congestion, affecting parking and safety, overtaxing city services and creating a high-rise \'canyon\' effect that would block
sunlight and existing views.\"
We couldn\'t agree more:
We are approaching 250 signatures and need to hit that mark before we contact the Zoning Commission. Copy this link to a Facebook post right now to help us finish this push. Message three neighbors today and ask them to add their names to the list.
December 26, 2007
The feedback I keep hearing is that our neighborhood needs to stay human in scale instead of becoming a canyon of glass. I am currently coordinating a meeting with the zoning office to demand these plans are scrapped. Email Alderman Smith today to insist she upholds her own stated standards on high-rise development.
Reached 100 supporters
November 16, 2007
6 Comments
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Linda Sinclair
18 years ago
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Fix the potholes before you start worrying about new developments. My car is falling apart thanks to these streets.
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Brenda Zhang
18 years ago
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Nope. Not needed.
J
Jason Hart
18 years ago
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Too many buildings going up too fast. The area is losing its character and its getting way too loud for those of us who have been here for years.
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Sarah Warner
18 years ago
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SERIOUSLY? My street is already impossible to park on after 6pm. We dont need more people crowding this block up.
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Mike Kennedy
18 years ago
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We have enough traffic on Broadway already. Adding a massive building is just asking for a nightmare. Keep the neighborhood the way it is.
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Tom Ellis
18 years ago
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The high rise will block all the light for the houses right next to it. Whoever approved this design clearly never lived in this part of town.
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The commission officially denied the zoning change for The Andrew. This project is off the table because you took action and showed up to defend our neighborhood. Keep watching the zoning notices to ensure this decision sticks.
TO:
The 48th Ward Zoning & Planning Commission of the City of Chicago;
Mary Ann Smith, Alderman, 48th Ward, City of Chicago
All other officials involved in this matter
We the undersigned oppose any zoning change that would permit the construction of \"The Andrew,\" on the present parking lot of St. Andrew\'s Church.
As Alderman Smith once said on her Web site: \". . . additional high-rise buildings would negatively impact quality of life by increasing traffic congestion, affecting parking and safety, overtaxing city services and creating a high-rise \'canyon\' effect that would block
sunlight and existing views.\"
We couldn\'t agree more:
We are approaching 250 signatures and need to hit that mark before we contact the Zoning Commission. Copy this link to a Facebook post right now to help us finish this push. Message three neighbors today and ask them to add their names to the list.
December 26, 2007
The feedback I keep hearing is that our neighborhood needs to stay human in scale instead of becoming a canyon of glass. I am currently coordinating a meeting with the zoning office to demand these plans are scrapped. Email Alderman Smith today to insist she upholds her own stated standards on high-rise development.
Reached 100 supporters
November 16, 2007
6 Comments
L
Linda Sinclair
18 years ago
Featured
Fix the potholes before you start worrying about new developments. My car is falling apart thanks to these streets.
B
Brenda Zhang
18 years ago
Featured
Nope. Not needed.
J
Jason Hart
18 years ago
Featured
Too many buildings going up too fast. The area is losing its character and its getting way too loud for those of us who have been here for years.
S
Sarah Warner
18 years ago
Featured
SERIOUSLY? My street is already impossible to park on after 6pm. We dont need more people crowding this block up.
M
Mike Kennedy
18 years ago
Featured
We have enough traffic on Broadway already. Adding a massive building is just asking for a nightmare. Keep the neighborhood the way it is.
T
Tom Ellis
18 years ago
Featured
The high rise will block all the light for the houses right next to it. Whoever approved this design clearly never lived in this part of town.
Fix the potholes before you start worrying about new developments. My car is falling apart thanks to these streets.