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The Evanston Planning and Development Committee voted unanimously Monday to forward ordinance 65025, granting a special‑use permit for an animal hospital at 815 Howard Street in the B3 Business District, to the full City Council.
Why it matters: The committee’s approval sends the application to City Council for final action and indicates the proposal met the committee’s standards for a special use in the B3 district. Committee members had no substantive questions on the record at the time of the vote.
What happened: A motion was made at the Planning and Development Committee meeting to approve ordinance 65025. With no substantive discussion or public objections recorded at the committee session, the committee conducted a roll‑call vote; all six members present voted in favor and the chair said the ordinance will move to City Council that evening.
Next steps: City Council will consider the ordinance on its agenda; if Council approves, the applicant may proceed with requirements specified in the permit.
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