Serving the Loop and Near North neighborhoods of downtown Chicago
CDOT seeks input on how to improve transportation in River North, Streeterville

Photo by Steven Dahlman May 1, 2015 – Improving transportation in and around River North and Streeterville is the goal of a public meeting in May hosted by Chicago Department of Transportation.

(Left) Two L trains pass on the Wells Street Bridge that connects River North with the Loop.

CDOT wants to make sure any proposals it offers are supported by stakeholders in the two Near North neighborhoods.

They have 13 ideas for improving transit connections within River North and Streeterville, and between the area and the West Loop. The alternate pathways are based on transportation habits of people who live and/or work in the neighborhoods.

They want to show the 13 options to the public and get feedback to help narrow the choices down to three. Those three would be shared at a public meeting this fall with the goal of identifying the most preferred option.

Similar meetings were held last year and one was held on Thursday. The next meeting is scheduled for May 7.

What: Public meeting about transportation in River North and Streeterville
When: May 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Where: John Hancock Center, 875 North Michigan Avenue, concourse level. Map

Chicago’s proposed ‘Tenant Bill of Rights’ could cost both landlords and renters
Chicago’s proposed ‘Tenant Bill of Rights’ could cost both landlords and renters
Chicago real estate feud boils over as MLS shuts down Zillow’s data access
Chicago real estate feud boils over as MLS shuts down Zillow’s data access
Jewelers Building to get $25M hospitality-driven renovation
Jewelers Building to get $25M hospitality-driven renovation
Appellate court decision ends 19-year dispute at Palmolive Building
Appellate court decision ends 19-year dispute at Palmolive Building
Byrne’s ‘Theater of the Mind’ extends at Reid Murdoch Building
Byrne’s ‘Theater of the Mind’ extends at Reid Murdoch Building
Remembering Sam Sianis: The Billy Goat proprietor who sponsored Chicago’s top softball dynasty
Remembering Sam Sianis: The Billy Goat proprietor who sponsored Chicago’s top softball dynasty
Surviving ‘Condoland’: New state bills aim to protect HOA owners from board abuse
Surviving ‘Condoland’: New state bills aim to protect HOA owners from board abuse
Tech boondoggle plugs Cook County’s soaring tax refund pipeline
Tech boondoggle plugs Cook County’s soaring tax refund pipeline
Legal filings clarify key positions in federal suit over Riverwalk bidding
Legal filings clarify key positions in federal suit over Riverwalk bidding
‘Obamaville’ battle: New tenant laws highlight landlord vs. city hall divide
‘Obamaville’ battle: New tenant laws highlight landlord vs. city hall divide
ChicagoFilming.com