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Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association WINTER 2017–18 Does the Manor Merit Local Landmark Protection? Credit: of National Register Places Historic The consistent scale and design of the buildings in Ravenswood Manor make it a good candidate for Chicago Landmark status. Boundaries of a local district would be similar—but not identical—to those of the existing National Register Historic District (see map). In 2007, when Ravenswood Manor was being page 4), have brought attention to the fact that Preliminary indications are the neighborhood considered for listing on the National Register of existing zoning controls are insufficient to ad- should meet at least two of the required cri- Historic Places, an architectural survey found that dress some redevelopment projects. teria for landmark designation: “Distinctive 91 percent of its 520 buildings “contributed to Theme as a District” and “Exemplary Archi- As a result, in November, the Ravenswood the character” of the proposed historic district. tecture.” The Ravenswood Manor subdivi- Manor Improvement Association Board voted sion was developed following the extension Today, just a decade later, that figure has dropped to commission a study of the neighborhood’s of the Ravenswood Branch of the North- to , due to the demolition—or ma- potential for designation as a Chicago Landmark 83 percent western Elevated Railroad (CTA Brown Line) jor exterior alterations—of a number of his- District. This action followed an earlier recom- in 1907. toric buildings in the 60-acre neighborhood, mendation by the RMIA’s Zoning Committee which is roughly bounded by the Chicago River, to consider local landmark protection as a way Ninety-six percent of the buildings in Ra- Lawrence, Montrose, and Sacramento avenues to help regulate major exterior alterations and venswood Manor were constructed between (see map). building demolition. 1909 and 1933, according to the National Regis- ter nomination. The neighborhood also features In the past four years, for example, three of the Following are some common questions and an- standard lot sizes and building setbacks. A con- area’s original “Model Homes,” which were built swers relating to potential Chicago Landmark sistent historic character is defined by such ear- in 1909-10 by pioneering real estate developer designation. ly-20th century architectural styles as American William E. Harmon, have been demolished or Four Square, Chicago Bungalow, Colonial Reviv- seriously altered. Several other controversial proj- What are the chances Ravenswood Manor al, Craftsman, Free Classic, and Tudor Revival. ects, including 4432 N. Mozart St. (see photos, will meet the standards for designation as a Chicago Landmark District? (continued on page 4) 2 Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association / Winter 2017–18 Event Calendar CAPS-17th District, Police Semi-Annual Meeting Beat 1724 (south of Wilson Mon., Apr. 2, 7 p.m., Horner Park Avenue) Tues., Jan. 16, 7 p.m., Field House Horner Park Field House Weekly and Monthly Events: CAPS-17th District, Police Beat 1713 (north of Wilson RMIA Board Avenue) Tues., Jan. 23, 7 p.m., 2nd Mondays of the month, North Park Campus Center, 5000 7 p.m., Horner Park Field House. N. Spaulding Ave Horner Park Advisory Council Easter Egg Hunt 1st Mondays of the month, Sat., Apr. 1, 10 a.m., Ravenswood 7 p.m., Horner Park Field House Manor Park Designing LaPointe Park A task force has been formed to help redesign LaPointe Park (Gid- dings and Manor Avenues). The RMIA is now looking for volunteers to serve on the task force. The triangular-shaped parcel, which is owned by the Metropolitan Wa- ter Reclamation District of Chicago, has been maintained as a park by RMIA since 1977, when it was named for longtime RMIA President Arthur J. LaPointe. The park’s 1994 landscape plan is showing signs of wear, while periodic flooding has limited the park’s use. The RMIA Board has authorized funding for improvements—but a comprehensive design plan is needed. Are you curious? If you are interested in serving on the design task force, please contact If you have a Manor-related question you’d like to see Lorin Liberson, chair of RMIA’s Parks and Parkways Committee, at answered, please address it to the Manor News editor at [email protected]. [email protected]. (773) 687-5152 Direct (773) 562-4006 Cell [email protected] Jill lives and has worked in the Manor for the last 25 years - and is in the top 2% of Realtors in Chicago www.jillpeetsaponaro.com #lovewhereyoulive ©2015 Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate LLC. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Operated by a subsidiary of NRT LLC. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker Logo are registered service marks owned by Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. Real estate agents affiliated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. Manor News / Winter 2017–18 3 People of East Albany Park (PEAP) was honored as having the “Best Neighborhood Block Party,” which is held on the 4500-block of Albany Park Avenue in early August. “Most block parties in the city are provincial af- fairs,” New City said, “but the block party put on by PEAP welcomes whoever wants to come…in a welcoming spirit of generosity pretty much unparalleled by others in Chicago today.” PEAP represents the area bounded by Montrose, Troy, Whipple, and Wilson avenues, immediately west of Ravenswood Manor. See face- “Best of Chicago” book.com/PeapBlockClub. The October 26th issue of New City magazine featured two area attrac- tions in its annual listing of the “Best of Chicago.” The Ravenswood Manor social media site was identified as “Best Facebook Neighborhood Group.” According to New City, the group “sets a high bar for community engagement… equal parts gossipy and a modern-day neighborhood watch.” The article applauded the group for helping to mobilize response to Nazi graffiti at Waters Elementary School, helping residents stay informed about crime in the area, and communicating with the alderman’s office and police department. See facebook.com/groups/65240842795/. The Ravenswood Manor Facebook group is not affiliated with the RMIA organization, whose Facebook group is titled Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association. Dreaming Up the Ideal Retirement Is Your Job. Helping You Get There Is Ours. To learn more about why Edward Jones makes sense for you, call or visit a fi nancial advisor today. www.edwardjones.com Andrew B Gardner Member SIPC Financial Advisor . 4339 W Irving Park Rd Chicago, IL 60641 773-777-7727 IRT-1848C-A 4 Ravenswood Manor Improvement Association / Winter 2017–18 Landmark Protection, continued Bach House Touhy Indian Boundary Park Field House Jackson- Turzak Thomas House Credit: Jim Peters Caldwell House MadonnaCredit: Conlon Luxury della Strada Chapel Forest Preserve Mundelein College Skyscraper Bldg Devon Devon Gauler The three-year saga of the historicWingert 1909Noble- residence at 4432Old N. Mozart St. (shown in these three photos and one illustration) provides one example of why local landmark House Seymour- Twin Edgebrook Houses Crippen District Peterson Colvin House regulations might be beneficial for the Houseneighborhood.Northwest Hwy Rosehill Cemetery Gate Milwaukee FH Belle Shore and Bryn Mawr O‘HARE CTA Blue Line Hazelton- 94 Weintraub Apartment Hotels Mikota House Swedish American House State Bank Bldg AIRPORT Forest How long does the landmark designation process90 take? Preserve BTH mark District is a “building permit Bachman House CTA Red Line CTA Creating a Chicago Landmark District usually takes about a year—fromPeters Kedzie Essanay Studios fee waiver” for rehabilitation proj- House Uptown Theater Lawrence Sandburg House Sheridan Trust Bldg the drafting of a research report and a preliminary designation byElston the CTA Brown Line Dover St Districtects, which is approved through Krause Abbott House Lincoln Music Store All Saints ChurchBroadway Park Commission on Chicago Landmarks (CCL) to a final recommendation Hutchinsonthe Stlocal District alderman’s office. Ra- Forest Lincoln Preserve Whistle Getty Race FH by the CCL and official listing by the Chicago City Council. Stop Inn House Tomb Immaculatavenswood H.S. Manor already is eligible Irving Park C Peoples Gas Store h i c Ashland AltaVista Terrace District a for a Property Tax Freeze Program Merchant House Loucks House g When will residents be able to comment about the potential land- o FH Wrigley Field R Schurz H.S. Western i Newport Avenue District v (see Manor News, Winter 2016), due Villa e r Hawthorne Place District mark designation?Cumberland Harlem District Marshfield Trust Florsheim BTH to its listing in the National Register Shoe Co Bldg Belmont BTH Belmont-Sheffield Trust LAKE MICHIGAN The RMIA plans to hold a couple of public meetings, including the Vassar–Swiss Oakdale Ave District Surf–Pine Grove District Milwaukee- Underwear Terra Cotta Row District of Historic Places. Semi-Annual Meeting on April 2nd (after the research report is prepared)Diversey-Kimball Co Bldg Brewster Apts District Diversey Blvd North Chicago Elks Nat’l Memorial Hospital Bldg Logan Blvd Fullerton Dewes Houses and at least one during the designation processNarragansett itself. Central We also will Kimballsolic- Trust Rath House What is the impact of landmark Fullerton Bank Bldg Clark it comments from residents via a dedicated email address:
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