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Category Archives: Zoning
Going Big
Photo: Ryan Budhu – One World Trade at night Hidden beneath the controversy surrounding the proposed mosque near ground zero lies the foundation of One World Trade Center. Formerly referred to as Freedom Tower, One World Trade Center stands to be the … Continue reading
Whose Fault is it Anyway?
Traffic map of Monday rush hour gridlock caused by street closures due to President Obama’s motorcade. Days after President Obama’s trip to Los Angeles, residents and business owners are still frustrated at the mayhem that was caused during the busiest … Continue reading
Posted in Congestion, Planning, Pollution, Public Safety, Transportation, Walkability, Zoning
Tagged department of transportation, gridlock, los angeles, motorcade, planning
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Wrigley Field Fights for Toyota Sign
Photo: Chicago Tribune The Chicago Cubs will be going to bat (pun intended!) against the Chicago Commission on Landmarks over its proposed plan to display a 360 square-foot Toyota billboard behind the left field bleachers at Wrigley Field. The city’s … Continue reading
Posted in Buildings, Landmarks, Zoning
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