But despite receiving land use and zoning variations from the village board more than two years ago, the owners haven't submitted applications for a building permit or liquor license, Perkins said. Still to come in the neighborhood is the proposed Arlington Beer Co. The village recently extended Campbell to the east behind Beverly Lanes bowling alley. EDWARD HILL Obituary ARLINGTON HEIGHTS - Edward Thomas Hill, Jr., 65, formerly of Arlington Heights, was born on November 25, 1957, to Edward Thomas Hill, Sr., and Elizabeth Marie (nee Wolfrum) in. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS - Anthony 'Tony' Viola was born on November 18, 1956, in Chicago, IL, to Joseph Viola and Dorothy (nee Jaeger) Viola. Through the TIF district - in which property taxes above a certain level go into a fund for economic development projects - the village is paying the apartment developer $800,000 to extend Campbell Street west from Hickory and make streetscape improvements along Hickory and Kensington Road. The village set up a tax increment financing district in 2014 to help spur redevelopment of the light industrial area into a mixed-use, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood that could complement the nearby downtown. 'Rather than having multiple little pieces of property owned by different people - that's the one thing that stalls development is the land acquisition side of things,' Perkins said. But, he emphasized, 'there's no intent or effort by the village to move the lumber yard out.' property to the north, if and when that redevelops, Perkins said. was born on Octoin Chicago, IL to Edward and Adeline (nee Kelly) Heinz. Published by Daily Herald on May 28, 2023. JOSEPH HEINZ Obituary ARLINGTON HEIGHTS - Joseph B. Or the newly acquired Hickory lot could be incorporated with the long-standing Heller Lumber Co. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS - Charles Fred Beck, 96, was born on August 7, 1926, in Chicago, IL, to Fred and Clara (nee Finn) Beck. that would mirror the new apartment project next door on Hickory. Loretta Therese Guetterman (nee Martin), age 81, of Belleville, Illinois passed away on Thursday, August 24, 2023. A different developer has submitted plans for a five-story apartment building at 4 N. A redevelopment agreement inked between the village and developers Guido Neri and Ben Pecoraro in 2018 called for the village to buy the square-shaped parcel - not needed for the larger apartment project - and hold it for possible future development.ĭespite construction delays, the developers have made significant progress on the apartments and 3,500 square feet of commercial space - expected to be ready for occupancy later this year or early next, village officials say.Ĭharles Witherington-Perkins, the village's director of planning and community development, said the extra piece of land to the north could be assembled with a neighboring parcel to the west for some type of small development.

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