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Originally Posted by BVictor1
These developers don't own the property along Wabash. They're only looking at the 1000 S. Michigan property. At the recent meeting, it was mentioned that they'd be getting an easement to widen the driveway access just west of 910 N. Michigan. The landmark district isn't getting any noses thumbed at it, but as mentioned, the zoning on this site is DX-16, which has no height limit. The main purpose of a landmark district is to preserve what's there.
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It's frustrating how misconstrued that purpose is. Like with a national park or an area protected from deforestation, the intent is to stop what's there from being cut down, not to prohibit taller trees from growing or being planted.