Tom K
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Supported a comment by Hunter Gillaspie on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Supported a comment by Cynthia Shewan on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Cynthia Shewan
I think the space could be better used than the currently designed gas station.
I think the space could be better used than the currently designed gas station.
Supported a comment by Cynthia Shewan on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Cynthia Shewan
It's design is outdated, with inefficient use of space. Not very attractive.
It's design is outdated, with inefficient use of space. Not very attractive.
Supported a comment by Melinda Kramer on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Melinda Kramer
Create an elevated pedestrian overpass and park space to cross the traffic at LaSalle and Clark that leads to the park. Think about the beauty and functionality that the 606 brought to Bucktown and create an Old Town version of that that links and safely connects and moves people.
Create an elevated pedestrian overpass and park space to cross the traffic at LaSalle and Clark that leads to the park. Think about the beauty and functionality that the 606 brought to Bucktown and create an Old Town version of that that links and safely connects and moves people.
Commented on North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
> This station is used by ... many people outside the Old Town neighborhood
Which is a great reason to get rid of it and provide services, housing, and amenities to those who actually live in the neighborhood.
Which is a great reason to get rid of it and provide services, housing, and amenities to those who actually live in the neighborhood.
Supported a comment by Trevor L on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Trevor L
It's a poorly activated space. It is uninviting to pedestrians.
It's a poorly activated space. It is uninviting to pedestrians.
Supported a comment by Trevor L on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Trevor L
On the ground floor, one or more restaurants as well as a small market. Above that, residential and office space. At least five storeys worth of development. Given the high rise across the street, it could stretch up to 60 storeys.
On the ground floor, one or more restaurants as well as a small market. Above that, residential and office space. At least five storeys worth of development. Given the high rise across the street, it could stretch up to 60 storeys.
Supported a comment by Aaron Stein on
North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Aaron Stein
None. Cars park on the sidewalk, pollute the air, and use it as a cut through between Clark and LaSalle.
None. Cars park on the sidewalk, pollute the air, and use it as a cut through between Clark and LaSalle.
Commented on North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Chicago desparately needs more housing supply. This is a good project.
Commented on North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Mixed Use
Commented on North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
More housing, more ground-level retail! Create jobs and amenities for Chicagoans, not drivers.
Followed North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Commented on North and LaSalle
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Waste of space, and contributes to climate change.
This location is too valuable for its current uses. The new development should include dense, mid and high-rise buildings that engage passersby on the ground levels. Uses should include several hundred units of for-rent and/or for-sale housing at multiple affordability levels (20% affordable on-site) and sizes (studios up to 3 or 4 bedroom units), ground/top floor restaurant/retail, and a reasonable amount of underground or wrapped parking (no more than 1 space per residential unit). Improved pedestrian, bike, and bus infrastructure is severely needed on the roads bordering the site.