Team Captain Yoly Ortiz and Erin Bauer

Our 018th District Chicago Police Department retained the Superintendent’s Cup for this year’s 15th Annual Run to Remember with Team 018 Blue for Bauer! Congratulations 018th District and Team Captain Yoly Ortiz!

Members of RNRA joined Team 018 Blue for Bauer Saturday May 4 at Gold Star Families Memorial Park. We participated in memory of our beloved Commander Paul Bauer and for all those who have given the ultimate sacrifice.

The Chicago Police Memorial Foundation Run to Remember helps raise money to assist families of officers who were tragically killed, wounded or injured in the line of duty.  We must never forget their sacrifices to the city who they served and protected.

This year’s event had more than 7,100 registrants, 350 junior joggers and rasied $600,000.

Team 018 Blue for Bauer shown below had nearly 500 registrants!

RNRA Members join Run to Remember

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On 4/15/19 Alderman Reilly and the River North Residents Association (RNRA) co-hosted an informational presentation regarding a development proposal that includes one existing building (308 West Erie), and two parking lots (301 West Huron). Thank you to all who were able to attend.

The Applicant has proposed a Business Planned Development to include one existing building (308 West Erie) and two surface parking lots. The proposed development is planned in two sub-areas / phases:

An addition to the existing building (308 West Erie) that will create a new 6-story building.

An existing 15,100 SF landsite, with a proposed 15-story / 186′ tall building (301 West Huron) that will consist of approximately 153,000 SF of new office space, and contain 137 replacement parking spaces. The first floor will be a combination of retail and the building lobby.

Additionally, the new building at 301 West Huron may feature a kinetic facade, pictured above, which will both shield the parking structure and act as a reactive art installation that moves with the wind.

Please click on the following links to download the slideshow presentation and traffic study.

As you know, Alderman Reilly works hard to provide an open and transparent community review of all local development proposals. This project has not received Alderman Reilly’s support, and this informational meeting was only the beginning of his rigorous, transparent community process. Alderman Reilly looks forward to hearing any concerns and comments you may have about this proposal. Please send feedback to development@ward42chicago.com.

Alderman Reilly Reports 4/19/19

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Thursday, April 25
6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
1111 N. Wells Street*

*Cornerstone Center: Leslie Hall (1111 N. Wells) is an accessible meeting space. Please contact Wild Mile with any accessibility questions:  info@wildmilechicago.org

At this third and final community meeting, the Wild Mile Chicago Team is excited to present updated designs based on community feedback and discuss the implementation strategy!

We hope to see you there! Your feedback helps us create a more thoughtful, inclusive, and comprehensive framework plan for Wild Mile Chicago. (RSVP here)

Please feel free to share the Wild Mile website (www.wildmilechicago.org) with others!

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