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Plan Commission backs zoning code updates on adaptive reuse, height, porches and nonconforming additions
Summary
The Plan Commission voted to recommend a package of zoning amendments (case 2026-04P) that define adaptive reuse, clarify building-height measurement, allow porches with permanent roofs to project up to 6 feet into front yards, and permit vertical-only expansions of nonconforming single-family dwellings under specific conditions.
The Skokie Plan Commission voted to recommend approval of a package of zoning code amendments intended to support housing choice and clarify measurement and permitting rules.
Staff told the Commission the amendments originated in the housing subcommittee and included: a definition of "adaptive reuse" to allow conversion of existing buildings to new uses under a special-use framework in…
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