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Land Use: Zoning and smart codes  



Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning

Illinois-Indiana Sea College Program, University of Illinois 

Metropolitan Planning Council 


National Trust of Historic Preservation, Midwest Office

Northeastern Illinois Area Agency on Aging 
 


Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
233 S. Wacker Drive
Suite 800
Chicago, Illinois 60606
(312) 454-0400
(312) 454-0411 (fax)
info@cmap.illinois.gov
http://www.cmap.illinois.gov/


Main Contact for Technical Assistance:
Jon Hallas, AICP
Associate Planner
(312) 386-8764
(312) 386-8765 (fax)
jhallas@cmap.illinois.gov

Other Areas of Technical Assistance:
Land Use: Brownfield and greyfield redevelopment, Community visioning, Comprehensive plan development / review, Farmland preservation, Greenways and trails, Historic preservation, Infill, Mixed-use (re)development, Natural areas and open space, Streetscapes and urban designLand Use (other)Transportation: Bicycle and pedestrian planning, Capital project funding, Circulation and access planning, Financial resources for transportation planning, Implementing human services plans for transit, Integrating transportation and land use planning, Operating project funding, Small area traffic forecasting, Station area and transit oriented development, Transportation corridor planning, Transportation (other)Economic Development: Business attraction / retention, Office market analysis, Residential market analysis, Retail market analysis, Tax-increment financing (TIFs), Economic Development (other); Environment and Natural Resources: Conservation design, Flood protection, Green practices in communities, Local water conservation, Natural landscaping, Stormwater management, Stream and wetland protection, Water quality, Watershed plans, Environment and Natural Resources (other); Housing: Affordable housing, Prevention of foreclosures, Housing (other); Data / GIS: GIS demographic data, GIS land use data, GIS mapping assistance, Interpreting census data, Visualization / 3D modeling, Data / GIS (other)


Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant College Program, University of Illinois 
1101 W. Peabody Dr.
350 NSRC (MC 635)
Urbana, Illinois 61801
(217) 333-6444
(217) 333-8046 (fax)
iisg@uiuc.edu 
http://www.iisgcp.org/
 

Main Contact for Technical Assistance:
Martin Jaffe
Environmental Planning Specialist
(312) 996-2178
(312) 996-8933 (fax)
mjaffe@uic.edu
 

Other Areas of Technical Assistance:
Land Use: Community visioningComprehensive plan development/reviewHistoric preservationNatural areas and open spaceLand Use (other); Environment and Natural Resources: Conservation designFlood protectionGreen practices in communitiesLocal water conservationNatural landscapingStormwater managementStream and wetland protectionWater qualityWatershed plans; Data/GIS: Data/GIS (other); Other: Aquaculture and fisheries, Environmental education, Ecosystem and invasives management


Metropolitan Planning Council
25 East Washington Street
Suite 1600
Chicago, Illinois 60602
(312) 922-5616
(312) 922-5619 (fax)
info@metroplanning.org
http://www.metroplanning.org/

Main Contact for Technical Assistance:
Joanna Trotter
Manager, Community Building Initiative
(312) 863-6008
jtrotter@metroplanning.org

Other Areas of Technical Assistance:
Land Use: Brownfield and greyfield redevelopment, Community visioning, Comprehensive plan development / review, Farmland preservation, Greenways and trails, Historic preservation, Infill, Mixed-use (re)development, Natural areas and open space, Streetscapes and urban design, Land Use (other)Transportation: Bicycle and pedestrian planning, Capital project funding, Circulation and access planning, Financial resources for transportation planning, Integrating transportation and land use planning, Station area and transit oriented development, Transportation corridor planning, Transportation (other)Economic Development: Business attraction / retention, Office market analysis, Residential market analysis, Retail market analysis, Tax-increment financing (TIFs), Economic Development (other); Environment and Natural Resources: Environment and Natural Resources (other); Housing: Affordable housing, Prevention of foreclosures, Housing (other)


National Trust for Historic Preservation, Midwest Office
53 W Jackson Blvd.
Suite 350
Chicago, Illinois 60604
(312) 939-5547
(312) 939-5651 (fax)
mwro@nthp.org
http://www.preservationnation.org/ 

Main Contact for Technical Assistance:
Chris Morris
Program Officer
(312) 939-5547
christina_morris@nthp.org 

Other Areas of Technical Assistance:
Land Use: Historic preservationMixed-use (re)development; Economic Development: Economic Development (other); Environment and Natural Resources: Green practices in communities; Housing: Affordable housingHousing (other); Other: Preservation and re-use of existing housing stock, Retention of and reuse of historic schools in neighborhoods, Matching planning grants for preservation projects

Specific Projects:
Teardown Initiative
Chicago, Illinois
Beginning date: 2003
Ending date:
Project website: http://www.preservationnation.org/issues/teardowns/ 

Description of project:
Across the nation a teardown epidemic is wiping out historic neighborhoods one house at a time. As older homes are demolished and replaced with dramatically larger, out-of-scale new structures, the historic character of the existing neighborhood is changed forever. To help arm neighborhood residents, preservationists and local government leaders, the National Trust published Protecting America's Historic Neighborhoods: Taming the Teardown Trend to address the origins and impact of teardowns. Because there is no "one-size-fits-all" solution that will stop teardowns, the National Trust is working to show models and profile communities that have developed innovative strategies through the online Teardowns Resource Guide. In addition, the Midwest Office helped form a coalition of suburban Chicago communities, the Chicago Suburban Teardown Alliance, to better define the causes and impacts of "teardowns" on their communities.


Northeastern Illinois Area Agency on Aging
245 West Roosevelt Rd., Bldg. 6, Suites 41-43
West Chicago, Illinois 60185
(630) 293-5990
(630) 293-7488 (fax)
info_wsm@ageguide.or
www.ageguide.org

Main Contact for Technical Assistance:
Walter Meyers
Manager, Community Planning Division
(630) 293-5990
(630) 293-7488 (fax)
info_wsm@ageguide.org

Other Areas of Technical Assistance:
Land Use: Community visioningComprehensive plan development/reviewStreetscapes and urban designLand Use (other); Transportation: Circulation and access planningImplementing human services plans for transitIntegrating transportation and land use planningTransportation (other); Economic Development: Economic Development (other); Environment and Natural: Resources Environment (other); Housing: Affordable housingHousing (other); Data/GIS: Interpreting census data; Other: The Area Agency on Aging offers assistance to communities to prepare for the increase in the number of older persons. We can share tools, best practices and other resource materials to help make better communities for all ages.