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Date Printed: 06/11/2009 JTS Box Number: IFES 74 Tab Number: 53 Document Title: Polling Places Ward List Document Date: 2000 Document Country: United States Illinois Document Language: English IFES IO: CE02286 I~I~ * A t>.ue: 10126100 Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Page 1 Time: 7:24:44 PM PPI6R Polling Places Ward List ELECTION - HOURS 6 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WARD 1 PCT ADDRESS POLLING PLACE NAME 1 2.450 W RICE ST CHOPIN SCHOOL-HALLWAY 2 1148 N HONORE ST ANDERSON SCH-GYMNASIUM 3 1148 N HONORE ST ANDERSON SCH-GYMNASIUM 4 1059 N WOLCOTT AV HAPPY VILLAGE-HALL 5 1425 N DAMEN AV WICKER PARK<:LASSROOMS 6 2247 W CHICAGO AV UKRANIAN VLG CUL ruRAL CTR-1 FL 7 1250 WERlE ST CARPENTER SCHOOL-HALLWAY 8 2020 W SCHILLER ST WICKER PK SENIOR HSNG-TV ROOM .9 525 N ARMOUR ST OTIS SCHOOL-TEACHERS LOUNGE 10 1425 N DAMEN AV WICKER PARK<:LASSROOMS 11 2247 W CHICAGO AV UKRANIAN VLG CUL ruRAL CTR-1 FL 12 1014 N NOBLE ST NORTH WESTERN SETT AS50-HALLWAY 13 1307 N CALIFORNIA AV LAS MORADAS APTS<:OMMUNITY ROOM 14 2620 W HIRSCH ST VON HUMBOLDT SCH-HALLWAY 15 1048 N CAMPBELL AV ST MARKS CHURCH-LOBBY 16 904 N CALIFORNIA AV - LIVING WATERS CH 1'IIINSfTRIES-BA~OF at: : - - -. - 17 1425 N DAMEN AV WICKER PARK<:LASSROOMS . 18 2714 W AUGUSTA BLV LAFAYETTE SCHOOL-HALLWAY 19 1437 N CALIFORNIA AV ROCHA BR SCH-ALL PURPOSE RM 20 2620 W HIRSCH ST VON HUMBOLDT SCH-HALLWAY 21 1649 W LEMOYNE AV FIRST BETHLEM LUTH CH-BSMNT 22 1437 N CALIFORNIA AV ROCHA BR SCH-ALL PURPOSE RM 23 645 NWOOD ST EMERSON HOUSE CTR-GYMNASIUM 24 2450 W RICE ST CHOPIN SCHOOL-HALLWAY 25 1419 W BLACKHAWK ST PULASKI PARK-GYMNASIUM 26 1419 W BLACKHAWK ST PULASKI PARK-GYMNASIUM 27 1044 N FRANCISCO AV NORWEGIAN HOSP<:ONFERENCE RM 28 1044 N FRANCISCO AV NORWEGIAN HOSP<:ONFERENCE RM 29 739 N ADA ST NEAR NO SPEC ED CTR-BSMNT HALLWAY 30 925 N CALIFORNIA AV NORTHWEST SCATTERED SITES<:OMM RM 31 1250 WERlE ST CARPENTER SCHOOL-HALLWAY 32 847 N GREENVIEW AV GREENVIEW ECKHART APT5-REC RM 33 1848 W OHIO ST TALCOTT SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 34 1148 N HONORE ST ANDERSON SCH-GYMNASIUM 35 2457 W CHICAGO AV AMER UKRAN YUTH ASSN-BK HALL 36 936 N ASHLAND AV WELLS COMM ACDY-HALLWAY * Inaccessible to disabled voters Total disabled accessible for ward •.•.•.•..•.. 36 0, :=:: ::;: Dale: 10126100 Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Page 2 Time: 7:24:44 PM PPI6R Polling Places Ward List ELECTION - HOURS 6 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WARD 2 PCT ADDRESS POLLING PLACE NAME 1 BOO SWELLS ST RIVER CITY APARTMENTS-LOBBY 2 400 E33 ST LAKE MEADOWS-LOBBY 3 2328 S DEARBORN ST HENRY BOOTH HOUSE-GYM 4 1313 S THROOP ST FOSCO PARK-GYMNASIUM S 2328 S DEARBORN ST HENRY BOOTH HOUSE-GYM 6 2731 S DEARBORN ST C H A REGULAR·1st FLOOR RM 7 2001 S MICHIGAN AV LONG GROVE HOUSE·LAUNDRY RM 8 1130 S MICHIGAN AV 1130 S MICHIGAN·PARTY RM 2 FL 9 1254 S LOOMIS AV JANE ADAMS CENTER·AUDITORIUM 10 1313 S THROOP ST FOSCO PARK-GYMNASIUM 11 47 W POLK ST DEARBORN STATIDN-GALLERIA 12 3245 S PRAIRIE AV UNCOLN PERRY·KITCHEN 13 500 E 33 ST LAKE MEADOWS APTS-LOBBY 14 2901 S MICHIGAN AV WINDSOR MALL·FOYER 15 145 S CAMPBELL AV GRANT SCHOOL·AUDITORIUM 16 2930 S DEARBORN ST . -OJ;ARBORl'rFIOMES-ACTMTY RM 17 216 S OAKLEY BV EMMANUAL TABERNACLE MB CH·HALL 18 3510 S RHODES AV LAWLESS GARDENS APTS-LOBBY 19 320 S MAPLEWOOD AV MAPLEWOOD COURT -ROOM 101 20 2631 S INDIANA AV CAMBRIDGE MANOR·SOCIAL ROOM 21 3620 S RHODES AV LAWLESS GARDEN APTS-LOBBY 22 1212 S PLYMOUTH CT SOUTH LOOP SCH-GYM 23 2131 W MONROE ST HERBERT SCH·FACUL TY LUNCHRM 24 3311 S MICHIGAN AV SOUTH VIEW NRSNG HM·DINING RM 25 1018 S LYTLE ST RIJS SCHOOL-GYMNASIUM 26 2101 S MICHIGAN AV 2101 S MICHIGAN AV APTS'SOCIAL ROOM 27 150 S CAMPBELL AV MIDWEST TERRACE-SOCIAL ROOM 28 1073 W MAXWELL ST MARCY-NEWBERRY ASSOC INC-GYM 29 2636 5 CALUMET AV PRAIRIE COURTS-SOCIAL ROOM 30 1254 5 LOOMIS AV JANE ADAMS CENTER·AUDITORIUM 31 125 E 26 ST TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH-HALL 32 1401 S BLUE ISLAND AV GEORGE COLUNS SENIOR APTS-READING RM 33 2801 S KING OR PRAIRIE SHORE APT5-LOBBY 34 2045 W JACKSON BV VAN BUREN PK APTS-SOCIAL RM 35 637 S DEARBORN ST GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH·HALL 36 1447 S ASHLAND AV WILLIAM JONES APTS'SOCIAL ROOM 37 606 S STATE ST JONES HIGH SCHooL·FOYER 38 1111 S ASHLAND AV CIRCLE PK APTS·ARTS & CRAFTS RM 39 740 S CAMPBELL AV WILUAM H KING SCHooL-GYMNASIUM 40 1801 S WABASH AV CHGO CHRISTN INDSTRL LEAGUE·MEETNG RM 41 1018 S LYTLE ST RIJS SCHooL-GYMNASIUM 42 1231 S DAMEN AV GLADSTONE SCHOOL -GYMNASIUM 43 901 S PLYMOUTH CT DEARBORN PARK APTS·PARTY ROOM 44 3610 S GILES AV TURNER MEMORIAL CH·HALUSANCTUARY 45 3519 S CALUMET AV RESIDENCE-BASEMENT 46 3200 S CALUMET AV DOUGLAS SCHOOL·AUDITORIUM 47 3001 5 KING OR PRAIRIE SHORES APTS-LDBBY 48 2901 S KING OR PRAIRIE SHORES APTS·LOBBY 49 637 S DEARBORN ST GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH·HALL 50 749 S OAKLEY AV IRVING SCHOOL·MULTI·PURPOSE RM 51 2245 W JACKSON BV CRANE HIGH SCHOOL -ROOM 100 52 1455 S WABASH AV SOKA GAKKAIINTERNATlONAL USA-FOYER 53 145 S CAMPBELL AV GRANT SCHOOL·AUDITORIUM 54 600 S DEARBORN ST THE TRANSPORTATION BLOG-FOYER * Inaccessible to disabled voters Total disabled accessible for ward •.••.•.•••.• 53 : "!'::::: Date: 10126100 Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Page 3 Time: 7:24:44 PM PPI6R POlling Places Ward List ELECTION - HOURS 6 A.M. TO 7 P.M. - WARD 3 PCT ADDRESS POLLING PLACE NAME 1 66 E47 ST MICHIGAN BLVD GARDEN APT·2ND OFFICE 2 4D1 E BOWEN AV PAUL G STEWART PHASE 3·SALON 3 3813 S DEARBORN ST ATTUCKS SCHOOL-RooM 103 4 5120 S FEDERAL ST TAYLOR BOYS & GIRLS CL·108 CNFRNC RM .' 5 4410 S STATE ST ROBERT TAYLOR HOMES-APT 406 6 4022 S STATE ST ROBERT TAYLOR HOMES-ROOM #108 7 4421 S STATE ST MCCORKLE SCHooL-GYMNASIUM "'- 8 4950 S STATE ST ROBERT TAYLOR·FOOD SERV ROOM 9 4101 S CALUMET AV CAL MET VILLAGE-SOCIAL ROOM 10 5035 S HALSTED ST UNITY OF LOVE BAPT CH·FELLOWSHIP HALL 11 4415 S M L KING JR DR MOLUSON SCHOOL -ROOM 4D1 12 245 W 51 ST PARKMAN SCHooL·AUDITORIUM 13 5165 S STATE ST J FARREN CHILD CENTER·ALL PRPSE RM 14 4250 5 PRINCETON AV PRINCETON CENTER·DINING ROOM 15 4314 S WABASH AV COMMUNITY CARE NRSNG CTR<:HAPLAIN 16 4415 S M L KING JR DR MOLLISON SCHOOl:'1roOM 1101''' 17 4823 S PRINCETON AV GREATER LILY BAPT CH·HALL 18 4316 S PRINCETON AV HENDRICKS SCHooL·AUDITORIUM 19 4555 S FEDERAL ST ROBERT TAYLOR HOMES-APT 201 20 4946 S STATE ST ROBERT TAYLOR HOME5-RM 201 21 5515 S LOWE AV HOPE SCHooL·HALLWAY 22 331 W45 ST FULLER PARK·FIELD HOUSE 23 3658 S STATE ST STATEWAY GARDEN·FIELD HOUSE 24 4201 S WABASH AV DEUVERANCE MANOR APT5-DAY RM 25 3950 S STATE ST NEW HORIZONS-GYMNASIUM 26 4510 S MICHIGAN AV CHGO URBAN LEAGUE<:ONFERENCE RM 27 3658 S STATE ST STATEWAY GARDEN·AELD HOUSE 28 3939 S CALUMET AV TRINITY ACRES BLDNG<:ONFRENCE RM 29 4950 S STATE ST ROBERT TAYLOR·FOOD SERV ROOM 30 4747 S KING DR LUTHER TERRACE'SENIOR CNTR 31 4747 S KING DR LUTHER TERRACE·SENIOR CNTR 32 4622 S M L KING JR DR MT PISGAH BAPT CH·HALL 33 4058 S MICHIGAN AV ST ELIZABETH CH·HALL 34 4511 S VINCENNES AV EBENEZER M B CH·MEETING RM 35 4801 S MICHIGAN AV HALL L1BRARY-READING ROOM 36 1000 W 52 ST SHERMAN SCHOOL-GYMNASIUM 37 221 E 49 ST OVERTON SCHOOL-GYMNASIUM 38 340 E 38 ST PIONEER VILLAGE-MEETING ROOM 39 400 E41 ST STEWART PHASE 1·ACTMTY RM 2 FL 40 5000 S INDIANA AV YMCA WASHINGTON PK·MEETING ROOM 41 3663 SWABASH AV RAYMOND SCHOOL-GYMNASIUM 42 504 W 59 ST SMITTYS BARBER SHOP-6ACK ROOM 43 4555 S FEDERAL ST ROBERT TAYLOR HOMES'APT 201 44 5515 S LOWE AV HOPE SCHooL·HALLWAY 45 3658 S STATE ST STATEWAY GARDEN·FIELD HOUSE 46 5410 S STATE ST TERRELL SCHOOL· GYMNASIUM 47 4250 S PRINCETON AV PRINCETON CENTER·DINING ROOM 48 5159 S HALSTED ST HOUSE OF PRAYER CH·HALL 49 1000 W 52 ST SHERMAN SCHooL-GYMNASIUM 50 5415 S UNION AV DEWEY SCHOOL-HALLWAY 51 4922 S THROOP ST THROOP PARK·RELD HOUSE 52 850 W GARFIELD BV WEST HAVEN HOMES-ARTS/CRAFTS RM * Inaccessible to disabled voters Total disabled accessible for ward ............ 49 -. ~ . '" Date: 10126100 Chicago Board of Election Commissioners Page 4 Time: 7:24:44 PM PPI6R Polling Places Ward List ELECTION - HOURS 6 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WARD 4 PCT ADDRESS POLLING PLACE NAME 1 1448 E 53 ST UNITED CH OF HYDE PARK -HALL 2 3830 S COlTAGE GROVE AV PARENT/COMM TRNG ACAD-LUNCHRM 3 810 E HYDE PARK BV DREXEL SQUARE APTS-LOBBY 4 4030 S LAKE PARK AV JUDGE GREEN APTS-LUNCHROOM ~.. 5 4227 S OAKENWALD AV LAKE MICHIGAN APT5-soctAL ROOM 6 3830 S COlTAGE GROVE AV PARENT/COMM TRNG ACAD-LUNCHRM 7 4445 S DREXEL BV MARTIN L KING HIGH SCH-AUDiTORIUM -:.
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    CHICAGO NATURE & WILDLIFE PLAN Chicago Nature and Wildlife Plan a strategy to enhance natural habitats within the City of Chicago Plan CHICAGO NATURE & WILDLIFE PLAN « Cover Photo - Cup plant in Gompers Park (Jill Riddell) Inside Cover (in order of appearance) - Dune restoration at the South Shore Nature Sanctuary (Jin Lee), red-winged blackbird nestlings (Jim Nachel), great blue heron at the North Pond in Lincoln Park (Jin Lee) 01 08 10 14 18 22 26 132 142 INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVES PROTECT MANAGE MONITOR EDUCATE DIRECTORY APPENDICES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREPARED AND PUBLISHED BY Chicago Department of Planning and Development and Mayor Daley's Nature and Wildlife Committee Department of Planning and Development Lori T. Healey, Commissioner 121 North LaSalle Street, Suite 1000 Chicago, Illinois 60602 [email protected] www.cityofchicago.org/dpd Approved by Chicago Plan Commission on February 16, 2006. Adopted by the Chicago Park District on April 12, 2006. Approved by the Cook County Forest Preserve District's Board of Commissioners on July 11, 2006. Introduction By Richard M. Daley, Mayor Nature is an integral and important part of Chicago’s fabric and in that spirit I am proud to present this plan to help improve and increase habitats for nature and wildlife across the city. Based on an inventory of city land, the Chicago Nature and Wildlife Plan identifies over 4,800 acres of prairies, savannas, dunes, woodlands, wetlands and potential restoration areas at 100 sites throughout Chicago. The plan lays out a framework to protect and expand these individual sites as well as the whole landscapes they belong to.