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Palatine schedules Downtown transit‑oriented development workshop on Jan. 13
Summary
Village announced a public workshop Jan. 13 (7–9 p.m.) at the Legion Hall to discuss a Regional Transportation Authority‑funded Downtown Palatine transit‑oriented development plan covering station access, parking, walking and biking.
The Village of Palatine announced a public workshop for a Downtown Palatine transit‑oriented development (TOD) plan, to be held Wednesday, Jan. 13, 7–9 p.m. at the Legion Hall. The announcement said the workshop is part of a grant the village received from the Regional Transportation Authority to develop a downtown TOD plan.
Village staff said topics at the community workshop will include downtown businesses, economic development, train station access, parking, walking and biking; information will be posted on the project's website and linked from the village website. The notice on the council meeting packet asks residents and business owners to attend and discuss the future of downtown Palatine.
No formal council action accompanied the announcement; staff indicated more information would be available online.
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