Two Finalists for Hahn Street Project Will Present to the City Tonight

The City of Elmhurst will welcome the two finalists vying for the Hahn Street project—Morningside Group and Lincoln Property Co.— at a Committee of the Whole meeting at about 8 p.m. Monday.

Three developers initially were selected for the final round, but Banner Apartments dropped out of the running. 

This is the developers' final opportunity to give their pitch for Hahn before aldermen make a selection.

But first, aldermen have some business to take care of in their standing committees, which will meet at 7 p.m. Standing-committee agendas are as follows.

Finance, Council Affairs and Administrative Services

• Review of sales tax incentive request from The Napleton Group
• Review refunding general obligation bond series 2004 and 2005
• Continued review of the 2013 tax levy

Development, Planning and Zoning

• Request for subdivision of lots at 184 N. Walnut St.
• Request for front-yard setback at 822 S. Bryan
• Continued discussion of the city's sustainability policy and future goals

Public Affairs and Safety

• Purchase of three Ford police utility Interceptors
• Stop sign requests for Utley Road and Grace Avenue, and for Fay and Glenview avenues

Public Works and Buildings

• Stormwater update
• Classification revision for Industrial Drive
• Preliminary discussion on suspending the rear-yard drain program
• Continued discussion on concrete street resurfacing

All Elmhurst City Council committees meet at City Hall, 209 N. York St. Public comment is invited.