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Offer ends5/31 /15. 4 NEWS Hotelowners,Niles officials break ground New Holiday Inn Express hotel set to open May 2016 BY IGOR STUDENROV Pioneer Press Lakhani Hospitality officially began dem- olition of the Travelers Inn and the vacant Ozzie's Bar and Grill buildings to make way for a new Holiday Inn Express hotel. The family-owned Skokie-based hotel company marked the occasion with a groundbreaking ceremony that took place April 30 at U:30 am. Sheila Lakhani Gilani, the company's director of operations and the daughter ofcompany owner Mansoorali Lakhani, said the date was chosen because it coincided with the 11th anniversary of Lakhani Hospitality's entry into the hotel business. The family also used the ceremony as an opportunity to donate $10,000 to the Nues Family Services food pantry. Karim Lakhani, Sheila's brother and the company's assistant director of operations, previously told the Nues Herald-Spectator that the construction was originally sup- posed tostartinApril,but Lakhani Hospitality didn't want to start construction until it got a Class 7(b) tax incentive and a special-use permit for the site. Lakhani Hospitality spokeswoman Alisa Bay said that the delay wouldn't affect the construction timetable, and that the corn- pany still intends to open the hotel by May 2016. In documents submitted to the Village Board, Lakhani Hospitality argued that without the incentives, it would not be able GOP STUDENKOV/PIONEER PRESS PHOTO to get enough of a return on the investment Mayor Andrew Przybylo receives a check for Lakhani family's $10,000 donation to the Nues Family Services food pantry. to make the project worthwhile. Both the Village Board and the Cook County Board of "I've been living in Nues since 1967 and I've passed this corner many a time& I've seen it at it's Commissioners approved the application in April. best and I've seen it at its worst, and now, I'm going to see it at its bestest (sic). On behalf of the According to Karim Lakhani, the corn- pany owned Travelers Inn since 2008, and it Nilesfamily I want to welcome the Lakhanifamily and the gieat things they'll bring." acquired the Ozzie's Bar and Grill building- Andrew Przybylo, Nues mayor in 2012. The new hotel will stretch across the two lots, facing west, with short-term parking in the front and a long-term parking between the two buildin. While the Lakhani Gilani said Kaim Lalchani has Niles Family Services Director Tony lot in the back. Lakhani said the hotel will buildings themselves were still standing,been spearheading the project and turnedHollenback said the company's donation have a business area.
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