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Skokie board approves site plan for 4600 Main after fire‑code debate
Summary
The Village Board approved an ordinance granting site plan approval for a 68‑unit townhouse project at 4600 Main Street after discussion about deviations from International Fire Code appendices and public concerns about on‑site affordable housing and access for emergency vehicles. The motion passed by a majority vote.
The Village of Skokie Board of Trustees voted to approve an ordinance granting site plan approval and related relief for a townhouse development at 4600 Main Street, a 68‑unit residential proposal that drew public questions about fire‑safety exceptions and community benefits.
Corporation Counsel Steve Elrod described the second‑reading ordinance as implementing several new "clear language" provisions, including requirements for demonstration of financial ability at two points in the project, detailed construction plans, a traffic‑management plan, and a construction oversight contract. He said the ordinance reflects requests from the mayor and trustees to add protective measures for…
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