The Revised Comprehsive Plan is Now Available

We are happy to share that a revised draft comprehensive plan has been released.

Go to the homepage of the Envision Evanston 2045 website and click "New Draft Plan"!

This version will be discussed at the Land Use Commission on Wednesday, February 26, at 6 p.m. at the Morton Civic Center, 2100 Ridge Ave. Please plan to attend and provide your feedback. If you are unable to attend in person, you can share feedback via our online public comment form.

Looking Ahead

The City Council has extended the timeline for the Land Use Commission to review a new zoning code once the comprehensive plan has been approved. Therefore, the draft zoning code and map have been removed from the website since they reflect the first draft of the comprehensive plan. The Envision Evanston 2045 team will restart community engagement and release new drafts of the zoning code and map based on the approved comprehensive plan. Be on the lookout for engagement events once the process restarts!  

Continue to stay engaged

  • Ask your Councilmember to host a meeting

  • Schedule Envision Evanston Office Hours

  • Check the City’s calendar for EE45 events

    We welcome thoughts, concerns and efforts to collaborate with our organization.  Our email address is info@southeastevanston.org.
     
     
    Sincerely,
    Josh Bowes-Carlson, SEA President
    Martha Ash, SEA Vice President
    Zafiro Papastratakos, SEA Treasurer
    Mimi Roeder, SEA Secretary
    Jean Prindiville, SEA Board Member
    Marcus Thimm, SEA Board Member
    John Walsh, SEA Board Member
    Laurie Zoloth, SEA Board Member

We support sustainable economic development

SEA monitors proposals for land use that will have a significant impact on the City and on the people adjoining proposed projects.. Our focus is on large issues such as Planned Developments, requested major variances, and proposed developments that affect parks and the lakeshore.
 
When a major proposal for land requests zoning variances, SEA will try to clarify their pros and cons and what the contested issues are. Articles in this section will point to relevant zoning provisions.

 

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