Harlem station development controversy highlights barriers to creating equitable TOD The Norwood Park Historical Society recently...

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Author: Courtney Cobbs
Date: 11/9/2020
Description: Harlem station development controversy highlights barriers to creating equitable TOD

The Norwood Park Historical Society recently voiced its opposition to proposed car-centric developments at 5600 and 5611 N Harlem Avenue with a letter to 41st Ward alderman Anthony Napolitano, according to a report from Nadig Newspapers. The land sits directly north of the Harlem Blue Line station, which is located in the median of the Kennedy Expressway, a couple miles east of O’Hare Airport.
News source: Streetsblog Chicago

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