Help for Small Business - Financial Relief Through The Tax Appeal Process

From City of Evanston newsletter Wednesday, August 7, 2024


Economic Development (2)


Sherman Avenue Evanston

Small Business Financial Relief Through The Tax Appeal Process

The City of Evanston First Ward Councilmember Clare Kelly invites you to attend a Zoom meeting with Commissioner Samantha Steele of the Board of Review 2nd District to learn about how to potentially reduce the cost of doing business in Evanston through the property tax appeal process.  Also joining will be Paul Zalmezak, City of Evanston Economic Development Manager.

Whether you rent or own your property, if you’re an Evanston business, you can use the property tax appeal process to request financial relief.

Date

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

Time

11 AM

Location - Zoom Registration

You must preregister at the link below to receive confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting: 

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuceGorDwpGdAjS_B11Sb1lndA2-V0NMD8

 

Be sure to share this invitation with others you think would be interested.

Hope to see you Tuesday!

Please send any questions you have about the event to pzalmezak@cityofevanston.org

Forums:

Swell Season for Spring Wildflowers in North Evanston

While weather extremes have hammered many parts of America this spring, many of the systems have moderated by the time they reach the Chicago area, and we've experienced a pattern of rain and then sun more like springs of the past than the long, cold, wet of many recent years. This has produced, as far as I can see, a bumper year for spring wildflowers.

CSNA Sponsored Envision Evanston 2045 Session May 7 at 7:30 PM 2715 Hurd

 

 

You are specially invited to an early-stage planning session for what may lead to a new Comprehensive Plan for Evanston. This is your last opportunity to chime in for what has been called Phase I:

Envision Evanston 2045 Input Session
Tuesday, May 7
7:30 pm
2715 Hurd Ave. (the former church)

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Modern Ruin

Front arches and press box of former Dyche Stadium at Ryan Field

Above:  As of April 26, 2024, the former arched entryway, with the press box added in 1997 defying gravity, was all that remained of the former century-old Northwestern University football stadium on Central Street.

CSNA Spring Social Wed. April 24

Winter in Chicagoland can be long and hard, as can some public debates. CSNA, with activities such as our annual musical entry in the 4th of July Parade, has always been about far more than City business, and we want to thank you for staying involved, and offer past, present, and potential future members a break from it all! 

Update: Evanston Comprehensive Plan for 2024-2045

Many if not most cities with zoning, preservation, and similar codes also have periodic longer-range plans that serve as both aspirational documents and as touchstones to guide and evaluate development, including requests for variance from code. Evanston’s last comprehensive plan adopted in 2000 was the work of a citizen committee chaired by an Evanston architect and including many with planning and community involvement.

Update: Harley Clarke

The saga of the magnificent Harley Clarke house and grounds, going back to the end of the Evanston Art Center’s tenancy, is almost as long and sad as that of the Civic Center, with a similar subplot of neglect of a public asset, and non-transparency at key moments. But maybe that’s changing.

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