NIPC housing review plan sparks suburban debate
City officials and planning leaders debate expanding subsidized housing in Chicago suburbs. Critics warn against “ghettoizing” and urge cautious, community-driven steps while supporting broader access to low and moderate income housing under tighter guidelines.
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NIPC
Chicago
Dudley Onderdonk
Park Forest
Onderdonk
Commission
Donald DeMarco
Ilinois Municial Human Relations Association, Inc
Leadership Council
Iterum
Mike Rippy
CRD
Cohen
Grants Offered For Oak Park Preservation Efforts
Oak Park homeowners within the Frank Lloyd Wright district may apply for federal historic preservation grants through the state. About 934 million nationwide for 1977 and rising to 100 million in 1978 funds long range or emergency projects. applications due April 1 1976. The Beye neighborhood expansion adds apartment security grants up to 1000 per building with dollar for dollar matching. Grants coordinator Gloria Liebman and Oak Park staff outline eligibility and aid.
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Harry Brunett
Washington, D.C
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Ridgeland Avenue
North Avenue
Roosevel Road
Te Beye
Gloria Liebman
Staff Leason
Richard A. Martens
Beye
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