920-1006 S. Michigan Ave.
(Loop, 4th Ward)

A proposed amendment to Residential Business Planned Development 1323, as amended, submitted by 1006 S Michigan LLC, for the property generally located at 920-1006 S. Michigan Ave. The applicant proposes to amend Subarea B to convert an existing office building at 1006 S. Michigan Avenue to a residential building with up to 49 dwelling units above the ground floor with ground-floor retail space. No changes are proposed for Subarea A. No change is proposed to the current Subarea B floor area ratio of 5.66 and the overall floor area ratio of the planned development, which is 21.22. The Chicago Plan Commission granted Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Ordinance approval of the project on April 21, 2016, therefore an exemption from the Lakefront Ordinance pursuant to Section 16-4-150 has been approved by the Zoning Administrator for the proposed amendment.

Presentation

Public Comments

9329-9429 S. Stony Island Ave.
(Calumet Heights, 8th Ward)

A proposed amendment to Residential Planned Development 1412, submitted by PCS Land Acquisition, LLC and CH Land Acquisition, LLC, for the property generally located at 9329-9429 S. Stony Island Avenue. The applicant proposes to rezone all of Residential Planned Development No. 1412 to Residential Planned Development No. 1412, as amended, to permit a drive-through facility to be located in Subarea C to allow the development of an approximately 2,500 sf Starbucks store with 27 parking spaces.

PD Amendment Application

Presentation

350 N. Morgan St.
(Near West Side, 27th Ward)

A proposed amendment to Planned Development No. 1456, submitted by 1000 W Carroll, LLC, for the property generally located at 350 N. Morgan Street. The applicant proposes to amend Planned Development No. 1456 - Subarea A to Planned Development No. 1456 - Subarea A as amended, to construct a 39-story, 436' mixed use residential building with 11,000 sf of ground floor retail, 573 units, 240 accessory parking spaces, 573 bicycle spaces, with accessory and incidental uses and max base FAR of 5.0. The overall Planned Development FAR of 8.1 will remain unchanged.

A proposed Residential Planned Development, submitted by Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation, an Illinois not-for-profit corporation, for the property generally located at 5853 N. Broadway. The applicant is proposing to rezone the site from B1-2 (Neighborhood Shopping District) to a B2-5 (Neighborhood Mixed Use District) and then to a Residential Planned Development. The applicant proposes to construct an 11-story residential building not to exceed 128 feet, with up to 90 residential dwelling units and 14parking spaces. The maximum floor area ratio will be 5.0.

79th Street Corridor Plan. The Plan is a collaborative effort led by the Department of Planning and Development and the Regional Transportation Authority to revitalize commercial activity along 79th Street between Ashland Avenue and Vincennes Avenue and down S Halsted Street from W 77th to W 83rd Street. Draft recommendations aim to optimize land use for local businesses and affordable housing, improve multi-modal transportation, and drive economic development along the 79th Street Corridor. The draft of the plan is available online at Chicago.gov/79th for public comment.

The Armitage Industrial Corridor (AIC) is on Chicago’s northwest side, generally bounded by Grand Avenue (north), Oak Park Avenue (west), Cortland Street and Bloomingdale Avenue (south), and Cicero Avenue (east), including Planned Manufacturing District (PMD) 15. As part of the Industrial Corridor Modernization Initiative, the Department of Planning and Development launched a planning process in spring 2024 to assess the AIC’s effectiveness. This effort provided multiple opportunities for interested members of the business and residential community to collaborate with each other and the City in shaping a framework plan to guide future growth while allowing the AIC to adapt to changing market conditions.

Moving Archer Forward is an upcoming planning initiative, led by the Department of Planning and Development, to vision for the future of Archer Avenue between S. Halsted Street and S. Cicero Avenue. Funded by a grant from the Regional Transportation Authority, Moving Archer Forward will focus on improved access to transit, equitable transit-oriented development, and future investment along this important corridor on the City's Southwest Side.