Residents rally over suspected low home appraisals in South Suburbs
Homeowners report repeated low appraisals for mortgage loans, with one case offering 10000 more than the appraisal. Village officials vow to investigate and seek ways to combat lowball appraisals fueled by nonlicensed local appraisers and perceived regional bias. A staff meeting with other villages is planned to gather suggestions and address impacts on tax base and community.
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Ameritech to Buy Parking Lot in Chicago Heights
The Pine Categgo Heights council approved selling the 1600 block Vincennes Avenue lot owned by First National Bank of Chicago Heights to Ameritech, formerly Illinois Bell. Ameritech plans to relocate parts of its 411 operation here, with over 120 workers expected by April after remodeling. Bruce Werth of the bank confirmed outreach but noted the bank preferred sale.
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Chicago Heights to vote on future under district system
A federal settlement proposes six districts in Chicago Heights starting 1995, shifting from at large elections to a strong mayor form with district commissioners. Expert James Banovetz says outcome depends on elected officials and staffing quality, noting city size may hinder finding skilled leaders and urging transitional professional staff.
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