April 2, 2021
Alderman Reilly Reports
Alderman Reilly wishes a very happy and safe Easter weekend to all those celebrating this weekend!
Alderman Reilly Hosts Community Shred Day Next Saturday, April 10
Alderman Reilly is hosting a Community Shred Day on Saturday, April 10 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The event will be held at the Ohio Place Dog Park, located at 360 West Ohio Street. 
Bring documents that contain your personally identifiable information – such as old bank statements, tax returns, bills, receipts, credit card applications and outdated medical records – to be safely shredded. Please remember to remove all paper clips, staples, and other bindings. Households are limited to two boxes and shredding materials will be accepted until the shred trucks are full.  

A representative from Alderman Reilly’s Office will be present to address concerns or questions regarding city-related matters. We look forward to seeing you at the Community Shred Day! 
Important Announcements and Updates
Upcoming Virtual Community Meeting: RIU Plaza Hotel, 150 East Ontario Street
Thursday, April 8 at 6:30pm
The Streeterville Organization of Active Residents (SOAR) and RIU Chicago, LLC (the Developer) are hosting a Virtual Community Meeting for a proposal at 150 East Ontario Street.  

The proposed project is for the development of a 29-story hotel building 345’ in height containing 388 hotel rooms. The building is designed by Lucien LaGrange Studio and will be known as the RIU Plaza Hotel.  

The meeting will be held on Thursday, April 8 at 6:30pm. The developer will present its plans and answer any questions you may have about the project. Zoom information can be found below:  

Meeting ID: 955 7896 9990 
Passcode: 663612 
CDPH COVID-19 Update: Latest Data, Two New Mass Vaccination Sites to Open in Chicago and More
COVID-19 test positivity have continued to increase this week. The highest case rate for new COVID cases in Chicago is among people age 18-39. The City’s coronavirus positivity is 4.7% and averaging approximately 542 new cases per day. 
More case-related data can be viewed on the COVID Daily Dashboard and vaccination data can be seen here. While many residents continue to receive vaccinations it is important for everyone to practice physical distancing, wear a face covering and wash their hands often. 

The City of Chicago announced that two new mass vaccination sites will open in Chicago on April 5, with the city now in phase 1c of COVID-19 vaccine eligibility. The sites will be located at Chicago State University and the American Airlines Conference Center at Gallagher Way next to Wrigley Field. Registration for vaccination appointments at both locations will be available on zocdoc.com/vaccine. 

The City’s new mass vaccination site at Chicago State University will be overseen by the Chicago Department of Public Health, with CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort) operating the site and vaccine administered by Howard Brown Health. At full capacity, it will serve 1,200 walk-up and 1,000 drive-thru vaccination appointments a day. The site is by appointment only, there is no on-site registration. The site will operate six days a week. Monday through Friday from 12:00 p.m. through 6:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. 

The mass vaccination site at the American Airlines Conference Center at Gallagher Way next to Wrigley Field will be operated by Advocate Aurora Health. It will have capacity to administer approximately 2,000 doses a day. The site is by appointment only, there is no on-site registration. The Pfizer vaccine is used at the American Airlines Conference Center at Gallagher Way next to Wrigley Field vaccination site (a second dose is required). 

Registration for both locations is now open and appointments will begin on April 5th. A limited number of appointments posted to zocdoc.com/vaccine each week, please check the site regularly for appointments. 

All Chicagoans eligible in phase 1a, 1b, or 1c will be able to schedule appointments. The vaccine will be offered at no cost, and insurance is not required. Documentation regarding immigration status is also not required. 

Appointments for both mass vaccination sites will be restricted to Chicago residents, and people will need to bring proof of residency to their appointment. Driver’s license, Illinois ID card or REAL ID, City Key Card, library card, postmarked letter, utility bill, voter registration confirmation, Consular ID (Matricula Consular), and many other forms of identification will all be accepted. A complete list of eligible documents is available here. 

The United Center mass vaccination site remains open and the focus is on vaccinating those 65 and older who live in the City of Chicago as well as people in vulnerable, under-vaccinated zip codes in the city. Getting seniors vaccinated is critical for preventing severe outcomes and protecting our healthcare system. Those 65 and up can sign up via CDPH's call center (312 746-4835) or at zocdoc.com/vaccine. 

Limited appointments are available on Zocdoc to anyone who is currently eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine in the City of Chicago, including seniors 65 and older, persons 18-64 with underlying conditions, and essential workers. 
Street Sweeping Has Begun!
The Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation (DSS) has resumed their seasonal street sweeping schedule, as of April 1 and lasts through mid-November. DSS' fleet of street sweepers help to keep streets clean and prevent dirt and debris from entering the sewer system - ultimately allowing for better drainage during a rain storm.
 
Residents are asked to be mindful of all temporary and permanent street sweeping parking restriction signage. To ensure curb-to-curb street cleaning, bright orange temporary parking restrictions (shown right) are posted two days before sweeping service is scheduled to begin on any street. Some streets have permanent signage that specifies a once-per-week period when parking is prohibited for street sweeping.
 
Please take care to read all posted parking restriction signs and be aware that street cleaning signs take precedence over other posted signs on the street. Vehicles that violate street-sweeping restrictions will be issued a citation and possible tow. On street cleaning days, the streets should be kept clear of vehicles from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m.
Chicago Lights Social Service Center Food Pantry for Ward Residents
1 in 7 people may experience food insecurity this year. Chicago Lights Food Pantry helps people get the food they need—from dairy, eggs, and meat to nonperishable items to fresh produce. Each appointment provides a guest with supplemental groceries, making limited resources go farther and healthy, delicious meals a reality.

To determine your eligibility, make an appointment, or to learn about the other services available, please call 312-640-2571 and leave a voicemail. A representative from Chicago Lights will call you back within 24 business hours.
A Message from the Cook County Assessor: Property Tax Exemption Deadline Extended
Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi announced today that his office has extended the property tax exemption application deadline for tax year 2020 to Friday, April 9, 2021.

Assessor Kaegi sent notices in February to hundreds of thousands of households notifying them that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Illinois legislature has allowed for the automatic renewal of many exemptions. For most property owners there is no need to reapply. (State law requires an audit of auto-renewed exemptions. Any households selected for audit were mailed forms that allow them to re-verify their exemptions online or by mail.)

The following exemptions will automatically renew for homeowners who received them last year (tax year 2019) and remained eligible this year (tax year 2020). Please Note: Longtime and Returning Veterans Exemptions will not auto renew this year.

  • Homeowner Exemption (annual auto-renewal)
  • Senior Exemption (annual auto-renewal)
  • Senior Freeze Exemption (2020 auto-renewal)
  • Persons with Disabilities Exemption (2020 auto-renewal)                                 
  • Veterans with Disabilities Exemption (2020 auto-renewal)

The Assessor’s Office also recently identified households who may be newly eligible for exemptions (such as homes that recently sold before January 1, 2020) and homes that have not received an exemption in the last two years. Purple booklets containing applications and instructions on how to apply for the Homeowner, Senior, and Senior Freeze Exemptions were mailed to these properties. Homeowners can either complete the paper application(s) or apply online on the Assessor’s website. If a Homeowner already successfully applied online for the exemption before receiving the purple booklet, responding again is not necessary.

With the recent changes and improvements to the exemption application process, the Assessor’s Office will host a Virtual Assistance Day on Thursday, April 1 to provide property owners with personalized exemption assistance. Taxpayers can learn how to ensure they are receiving both current and past year exemptions and information will also be provided to help first time exemption applicants. Homeowners can reserve an appointment here.
Wear A Mask! Protect Yourself and Others
Earlier this week the CDC published updated guidance on mask usage. Correct and consistent mask use is a critical step everyone can take to prevent getting and spreading COVID-19. Masks work best when everyone wears them, but not all masks provide the same protection. When choosing a mask, look at how well it fits, how well it filters the air, and how many layers it has. 
DO
Choose a mask with a nose wire  

  • A nose wire is a metal strip along the top of the mask. 
  • Nose wires prevent air from leaking out of the top of the mask. 
  • Bend the nose wire over your nose to fit close to your face. 
Use a mask fitter or brace  

  • Use a mask fitter or brace over a disposable mask or a cloth mask to prevent air from leaking around the edges of the mask. 
  • A mask should fit snugly against the sides of your face and not have gaps.
Check that it fits snugly over your nose, mouth, and chin  

  • Check for gaps by cupping your hands around the outside edges of the mask. 
  • Make sure no air is flowing from the area near your eyes or from the sides of the mask.
  • If the mask has a good fit, you will feel warm air come through the front of the mask and may be able to see the mask material move in and out with each breath. 
Add layers of material  

  • Use a cloth mask that has multiple layers of fabric. 
  • Wear one disposable mask underneath a cloth mask (the second mask should push the edges of the inner mask against your face). 
DO NOT
Combine two disposable masks  

  • Disposable masks are not designed to fit tightly and wearing more than one will not improve fit. 
Combine a KN95 mask with any other mask 

  • Only use one KN95 mask at a time.
  • KN95 masks are a type of filtering facepiece respirator that are commonly made in China and similar to N95 masks commonly used in the United States.  
  • BE AWARE: About 60% of KN95 masks in the United States are counterfeit (fake) and DO NOT meet NIOSH requirements.
Finally, the CDC recommends you do NOT touch the mask when wearing it. If you have to often touch/adjust your mask, it doesn’t fit you properly, and you may need to find a different mask or make adjustments.

As a reminder during these cold winter months, scarves, ski masks, etc. are not substitutes for masks. More information about mask guidance can be found on the CDC's website.
Police Alerts and Community Notices
Upcoming Events
Free Museum Days This April!
Residents of Chicago's 42nd Ward are lucky enough to live near several of Chicago's award-winning and world-renowned museums. Go and visit familiar favorites or explore new Chicago institutions on free museum days! 

For most of the museums listed below, you must be an Illinois resident and show proof of residency to take advantage of free admission days. 
(image courtesy of Lucy Hewett, The Field Museum)
The Field Museum will be offering free basic admission, plus discounted passes to explore a ticketed exhibition or enjoy a 3D movie, for Illinois residents on the following 2021 dates:
  • April 12, 15, 19, 22, 26, and 29
Illinois residents can redeem free admission by reserving their tickets online, then providing proof of residency at the museum.
(image courtesy of the Museum of Science and Industry)
Admission at the Museum of Science and Industry is free for Illinois residents on the following dates:
  • April 14
The Museum of Science and Industry is always free for United States military active-duty personnel and veterans, Illinois POWs, Chicago firefighters, Chicago police officers and Illinois teachers (Pre-K through 12th grade).
Art Institute Chicago admission is always free for Chicago teens under the age of 18, all children under age 14, Link and WIC cardholders, active-duty military, and Illinois educators.

The public can enjoy the following public museum areas free of charge:

  • The Ryan Learning Center in the Modern Wing
  • The North and South Gardens (accessible from Michigan Avenue)
  • The Nichols Bridgeway connecting the museum to Millennium Park
  • The Bluhm Family Terrace on the 3rd floor of the west pavilion of the Modern Wing
The Museum of Contemporary Art is always free for visitors under age 18, visitors with disabilities and their caregivers receive free admission, members of the military and police and fire departments and veterans, and Illinois elementary and high school teachers.

  • Illinois residents receive free admission every Tuesday

Advance registration is required. Please reserve your admission ticket online prior to visiting.
CTO Virtual Money Smart Week
April 12-17, 2021
Join the Chicago City Treasurer’s Office (CTO) for Money Smart Week to be held April 12-17, 2021. Money Smart Week will be a free all-virtual experience providing financial literacy programming for all ages. 

The CTO aims to help communities better manage their personal finances with a focus on those hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. 

For more information about the programming please visit the City Treasurer's Money Smart Week website.
Art on theMART is Back!
Art on theMART is back this Spring! Kicking the season off are two new programs from The Adler Planetarium and Art Institute of Chicago. The program will run nightly at 8:30 p.m. & 9:00 p.m. In keeping with City of Chicago guidelines, all visitors must practice social distancing and wear a face covering while viewing the projections.

Astrographics will explore ways in which humans conceptualize and visualize their universe, and how that has changed over time. The piece will consist of four movements (Earth, Other Worlds, Stars and Beyond) which will transport the viewer from Earth to other planets and stars, then out to deeper and more speculative realms. Each of these movements features scientific visualizations based on real data showing the scale of the universe.
Claude Monet 'Poppy Field (Giverny)' 1890-91, image courtesy of Carol Fox and Associates Public Relations

In conjunction with the Art Institute of Chicago’s exhibition Monet and Chicago, Art on theMART illuminates the city’s historic riverfront building with projections of six iconic paintings by famed Impressionist Claude Monet, including Monet’s Water Lilies and Stacks of Wheat, accompanied by the classical music composition “Clair de Lune” by Claude Debussy.

Art on theMART will also project captivating portraits by contemporary American artist Bisa Butler in alignment with the Art Institute of Chicago’s exhibition Bisa Butler: Portraits.

For more information about Art on theMART and upcoming programming, please click here.
Live from the Library!
Weekdays at 10:00am
Watch story times with Chicagoans you know and love at Live from the Library! See a new reader at 10 a.m. every weekday, or browse past story times on Facebook Live. Guest readers include Mayor Lori Lightfoot, the Obamas, Oprah Winfrey and Jeff Tweedy, as well as Chicago Public Library (CPL) children's librarians.

Individuals can watch past and live videos each weekday on CPL's Facebook page.
42nd Ward CAPS Meetings
CAPS meetings offer city residents an opportunity to address crime and safety issues directly with the beat officers who patrol their neighborhood, as well as to provide ongoing feedback, which help the police to monitor crime issues.

Attention Residents: New in 2021, each beat will be hosting its own meeting, departing from the sector model. They will also be virtual (via Zoom) until further notice.

The 1st District will be hosting the following Zoom meetings this month, please email CAPS.001district@chicagopolice.org to register.
Beat 112 - April 6 at 6:00pm
Beat 122 - April 12 at 6:00pm

Please make sure to confirm the details for upcoming meetings with your Police District's CAPS office. 

1st District: 312-745-4290
12th District: 312-746-8396
18th District: 312-742-5870

To find your district and beat, please click here.
42nd Ward Street Closures and Construction Notices
Film Notice in the Loop

On Saturday, April 3, from 5pm to 7pm, Vladimir Lisinac Production will be filming scenes for a movie at 150 East Wacker Drive. During the filming, the sidewalk on the north side of Wacker Drive, between North Michigan and North Stetson will be closed. 

In order to park essential vehicles, parking at the following locations will be prohibited during the filming:

  • East side of North Stetson, from Wacker Drive to 319 North Stetson
  • West side of North Stetson, from 212 North Stetson to 220 North Stetson

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact J.E. Hertel (Location Manager) at 917-332-7782 or Justin Jones (On-site Coordinator) at 312-632-4393.

MCI Infrastructure Relocation in Streeterville

Starting Monday, April 5, MCI will be relocating conduits on the west side of St. Clair Street, between East Superior and East Huron. Work hours will be 8am-5pm.

The project includes infrastructure trenching in the street. Throughout the project, St. Clair Street, from East Superior to East Huron will be reduced to one lane of traffic. MCI will have traffic control on St. Clair Street at East Huron and East Superior.  

This project is expected to be completed mid-April 2021 (weather dependent). 

Lower Harbor Service Drive Restoration

Starting Monday, April 5, Lendlease will begin resurfacing Lower Harbor Service Drive, between Harbor Drive and Lake Shore Drive. At the beginning of the project, the covered pedestrian walkway will be dismantled. 

During the project, access to 195 N Harbor’s parking garage will be maintained. Lendlease will have traffic control on-site throughout the project. Work is expedited to be completed by mid-July (weather dependent).

Bridge Testing in the Loop 
 
The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) will continue to test and repair bridges in anticipation of the Spring Boat Run. A full schedule and detour routes can be found below.
 
Van Buren Street Bridge: Monday, April 5, from 9:30 to 2:30 p.m.
  • Detour Westbound Traffic: Van Buren, Franklin, Madison, Clinton, Van Buren 
 
Dearborn Street Bridge: Wednesday, April 7, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
  • Detour Northbound Traffic: Dearborn, Wacker, State, Kinzie, Dearborn

Television Filming Notice in River North
On Thursday, April 8, from 10am to 1am, Universal Television will be filming a scene at Gene & Georgetti located at 500 North Franklin Street. During the filming, parking will be prohibited at the following locations:

  • Both sides of Franklin, from Grand to Hubbard
  • Both sides of Illinois, from Wells to Orleans
  • South side of Grand, from Orleans to Wells

There will be a full closure of Franklin, from Grand to Hubbard from 7pm to 11:30pm. Additionally, there will be intermittent traffic control on Illinois, from Wells to Orleans during the filming. 

Power Filming in the Loop
 
On Thursday, April 8, from 1:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Power will be filming a scene for an upcoming TV show at 100 East Balbo Drive. In order to park essential vehicles, parking will be restricted at the following locations:
 
  • Both sides of Balbo, from Michigan to Lake Shore Drive
  • Both sides of 8th, from Michigan to State
  • Both sides of 9th, from Michigan to State
  • East side of S. Wabash, from 8th to 11th
 
There will be a full closure of Balbo, from Michigan to Columbus from 12:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Additionally, there will be intermittent closures of Balbo, between Michigan and Lake Shore Drive, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

If you have any questions or concerns, pleaser call Brady Breen (Location Manager) at 773-277-8806 or Antonio Arcely (On-site Coordinator) at 773-277-8728.

Tower Crane Jump: 300 N Michigan

On Friday, April 9 to Sunday, April 11, there will be crane jump at 300 North Michigan Avenue. During the jump, the following will be closed:

  • curb lane/sidewalk on the west of Michigan, from a point 90' north of Wacker Place to a point 50' north thereof

There will be barricades, detour signs, and traffic control in-place throughout the lift.  

Helicopter Lift: 111 East Chestnut

On Saturday, April 10, from 9am-11am, there will be a helicopter lift at 111 East Chestnut Street. During the lift, the following will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic:

  • Michigan, from Delaware to Chicago
  • Pearson, from Rush to Mies Van Der Rohe 
  • Chestnut, from Rush to Mies Van Der Rohe

There will be barricades, detour signs, and police officers on-site through the lift. 

Crane Lift: 900 North Michigan

On Friday, April 16 to Sunday, April 18, there will be a crane lift at 900 North Michigan Avenue. During the lift, North Rush, between East Delaware and East Walton will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic.

Throughout the project, barricades, detour signs, and traffic control will be on-site. 

Crane Lift: Galter Pavilion

Northwestern Hospital will conduct crane lifts at Galter Pavilion during the following dates:

  • Thursday, April 22 to Sunday, April 25
  • Thursday, June 17 to Sunday, June 20

During both lifts, the following will be closed:

  • curb lane on the south side of Huron, from St. Clair to the first driveway west thereof (approximately 200') 
  • sidewalk on the south side of Huron, from St. Clair to the first driveway west thereof (approximately 200') 

They will have barricades and flaggers in-place throughout the lifts.  

RCN Infrastructure Relocation

In early March, began to relocate conduits on St. Clair Street, from Erie Street to Illinois Street. Work hours will be 8am-5pm.

The project includes infrastructure trenching in the street and on the sidewalk. There will be intermittent lane and sidewalk closures throughout the project. RCN will have barricades, traffic control, and detour signs in place during the project. Two-way traffic will be maintained throughout the project. 

This project is expected to be completed at the beginning of May 2021 (weather dependent). 

CDOT Resurfacing Project in River North

Starting in mid-March 2021, the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) will begin resurfacing North Wells Street, from West Chicago Avenue to West Illinois Street. This project includes ADA ramp improvements and curb repairs. 

There will be intermittent traffic lane closures as needed. The project is expected to be finished by June 2021. 

South Water Street Viaduct Replacement

Starting in mid-March 2021, the Chicago Department of Transportation will begin demolition of the South Water Street Viaduct, between Lower Beaubien Court and Stetson Street. Work hours will be 8am-8pm, daily. 

This project is expected to take two years to complete (weather dependent). 

354 North Union Construction

At the beginning of April 2021, the Onni Group will begin construction of a 33 story residential building with 373 units. Work hours will be 8am-8pm, daily. 

Parking will be prohibited on North Union, from West Kinzie to the cul-de-sac west thereof throughout the project. All construction equipment and vehicles will be staged on the Onni Group’s property. This project will take approximately two years to complete. 

Crane Lift: 20 South Clark Street

On Friday, April 9 to Sunday, April 11 there will be a crane lift at 20 South Clark Street. Work hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. During the lift, South Clark Street, between West Monroe Street and West Madison Street will be closed to vehicular traffic, with the exception of the east curb lane. The east curb lane will be used for southbound traffic. 

Throughout the lift, there will be barricades and flaggers on-site.

Renovations at the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 East Washington Street

On February 15, the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) began renovating the Grand Army of the Republic Rotunda and Hall at the Cultural Center, located at 78 East Washington Street. Throughout the project, DCASE will be using the Cultural Centers loading zone at 129 North Garland Court as storage for the project and to place their construction dumpster. 

The project is expected to be completed February 2022. 

Canopy Renovation: 120 East Delaware Place

Earlier this month, Monoceros Corporation (MC) began renovating the Four Seasons’ canopy located at 120 E. Delaware Place. During the renovation process, the following will be closed:

  • 100' of sidewalk in front of 120 E Delaware
  • 100' of curb cut in front of 120 E. Delaware
  • 100' of northernmost traffic lane in front of 120 E. Delaware

MC will construct a protected pedestrian pathway, using jersey barriers, in the curb cut in front of 120 E. Delaware. All work is expected to be completed at the beginning of April 2021 (weather dependent).

Construction: 609 West Randolph Street
 
Construction of a 15-story commercial building at 609 West Randolph Street began in mid-January. Throughout the duration of the project, the following will be closed:

  • Curb/Traffic lane and sidewalk on south side of West Randolph, from North Jefferson to 621 West Randolph

There will be a canopy with a concrete crash wall and plywood enclosure for pedestrian use in the closed traffic lane on West Randolph, from North Jefferson to 621 West Randolph.

There will be detour signs, barricades, and flaggers in place for the duration of the project. This project is expected to be completed at the beginning of 2022 (weather dependent).

Aon Plaza Renovations

Renovations on the Aon Plaza located at 200 East Randolph Street began in December 2020. Throughout the project, the sidewalk on Upper East Randolph Street in front of the plaza, and on Lower East Randolph Street, will be reduced to 6’. 
 
The project is expected to be completed by August 2021 (weather dependent). 

Construction: 61 West Erie Street

In November 2020, LG Construction began construction of a five-story, 28 unit apartment building at 61 West Erie Street. A small crane will be placed in the traffic lane in front of 61 W. Erie Street from Monday, March 15 to Tuesday, March 16. The crane will be removed while work is not occurring and the traffic lane will reopen.

Throughout the construction process, the following will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic:

  • 100' of sidewalk and curb lane in front of 61 W. Erie Street
  • The alley adjacent to the west side of 61 W. Erie Street

There will be detour signs, barricades, and flaggers in place for the duration of the project.

Façade Work: 160 North LaSalle Street

Bowa Construction began work in October 2020 to perform façade and cladding work at 160 North LaSalle Street. During the work, there will be scaffolding on the east, north, and south sides of the building. 

All work is expected to be completed in June 2021.

Overnight Parking Ban Downtown

Until further notice, overnight parking will be restricted on the following streets during the weekend:  

  • Both sides of Oak, between Michigan and Clark 
  • South side of Oak, between LaSalle and Wells 
  • Both sides of Chicago, between Michigan and Wells 
  • Both sides of Ohio, between Michigan and Wells 
  • Both sides of Hubbard, between Michigan and Wells 
  • North side of Illinois, between Dearborn and Clark 
  • Both sides of Illinois, between Wabash and Dearborn 
  • Both sides of Rush, between Grand and Ohio 
  • Both sides of Rush, between Erie and Oak 
  • Both sides of Wabash, between the Chicago River and Grand 
  • Both sides of State, between Kinzie and Oak 
  • Both sides of Erie, from Rush to Wells 
  • Both sides of Huron from Rush to Wabash 
  • Both sides of New Street, from Illinois to North Water
  • Both sides of Columbus Drive, from Monroe to Balbo 
  • North side of Wacker Drive, from Wabash to Michigan
  • North side of Wacker Drive, from Franklin to Columbus 
  • Both sides of Wacker Drive, from State to Wabash 
  • Both sides of Stetson, from Randolph to Wacker 
  • Both sides of Columbus Drive, from Randolph to Wacker 
  • Both sides of Beaubien Court, from Randolph to Lake 
  • Both sides of Randolph, from Harbor to Michigan 
  • Both sides of Ohio, from Michigan to Fairbanks

As always, please make sure to read all posted signage before parking your vehicle downtown. 

One Chicago Square-1 W Chicago Pedestrian and Traffic Impacts

Although fencing is already in place for the sidewalk closure, pedestrians still have access to the sidewalk, but should exercise caution when walking by the construction site. 
 
The Curb Lanes along Chicago, State, Superior, and Dearborn will remain a No Parking/Tow Zone throughout the project, to allow for demolition, and then the protected pedestrian walkway.

The sidewalk along the east side of Dearborn, from Superior to Chicago, has been closed to pedestrian traffic. Pedestrians will be rerouted to the west side of Dearborn. 
 
Please stay tuned to Reilly Reports as additional construction updates and closures will be announced.