Hyde Park building deconversion cases spark city probe
The 1960s and 1967 suits over deconversion from 35 to 28 units prompt inspector Smith to verify why 35 units were allowed post 1962 deconversion and why 26 code violations noted in the recent suit were dismissed. Investigators review stairwell fire protections, rubbish, unsafe exits, and elevator certificates while owners Louis and Allen Alport face questions tied to 1893 construction and evolving use. The Alport firms also operate city contracts, including parking lots, landscaping, and exteriors for Chicago agencies.
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Smith
Louis E
Allen Alport
Hyde Park
The
Herald
Krueger
Louis and Allen Alport
L.E. Alport and Company
Shur Deth Exterminating Company
Harper
City of
Chicago
L.E. Alport
53Rd Street
Alport
53Rd and
Lake Park
Cornell
Circle
University of Illinois
Lake Park Avenue
Shur Deth Company
Bureau of Parking
Alport Company
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