The lot will cost a lot more, but it's better for flood control, a trustee said.
Village officials were asked about the water that they were planning to send from west to east.
The post became vacant after the unexplained departure of the last director.
A new development is not expected to include any apartments for lower-income people.
The building will improve the village's west end, which has seen little development, the developer's lawyer said.
The village is working with the high school to put a water vault under a sports field, officials said.
Two La Grange trustees questioned why La Grange would pay more for upgrades than McCook and Brookfield.
La Grange and La Grange Park are teaming up for an administrative hearing system that can try certain local cases.
The developer plans to raze three buildings to build a new one, according to village records.
The village is poised to pay for streetscape improvements, with the state taking care of the rest.
Many residents are seeing their assessed values double, a Board of Review official said.
Other states mandate public interviews to fill board seats, but Illinois has no such law.
Apartments and businesses will be in the building, the developer said.
The village has sued the owner, seeking fines of up to $500 a day.
Anderson focuses on diversity, individual rights, and equal protections.
This advantage makes it easier to keep the village's property taxes low.
She wants building owners to let the public know their properties are under renovation.
A downtown restaurant closed three years ago. The village is now in litigation with the building's owner.
The "phenomenal" infusion of money is the result of local congressmen's efforts, the village president said.
The only “highly recommended” candidate for appellate court pursues justice in and out of the courtroom.
Mahnoor Ahmad is seeking the Democratic nomination in the IL-06 Congressional District. The Illinois Primary is March 19.
The Lyons Township assessor blasted Cook County, saying high-value households benefit from the system.
In her final days, the director gave no signs in her emails to the library board that anything was awry.
The village said it's spending money on designing projects for both north and south of 47th Street.
La Grange is expected to cooperate with Western Springs in resurfacing the street.
Anderson ranked “highly recommended” by Illinois Bar Association — the only one of seven appellate court candidates to receive this ranking.
The library celebrated the director's first six months. She left days later.
The owner wants parking accommodations for people coming into town for special events.
A businessman asked about the pothole, which is near an intersection.
The program is available for those suffering from addictions and mental health issues.
The village leader said officials are "champing at the bit" to make announcements on flood projects.
The quarry operators contend they get few calls about blasting, a village trustee said.
It no longer must submit a housing plan because it crossed the state threshold.
A resident who requested the school zone had politicians walk with his children to school.
Lyons Township High's ex-student body leader called himself a "Trump cultist."
Local police officers were on hand during both demonstrations, the village president said.
A new cocktail bar in Western Springs could not legally exist in La Grange, a trustee said.
New Executive Director and Executive Administrator Named at the Lyons Township Mental Health Commission
The park board is considering improvements to eight local parks.
He targets Jewish people and those who "worship false gods." He calls for killing them "when we take power."
A pastor said new village leadership changed the approach to the church's permit. She called reporting on the issue "highly misleading."
Eight people challenging self-avowed, neo-Nazi Art Jones' petitions to run in the Illinois GOP congressional primary.