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Village of Norridge Comprehensive Plan Existing Conditions Report 1 Village of Norridge Comprehensive Plan Existing Conditions Report September 19, 2011 funding acknowledgement The Village of Norridge and CMAP would like to thank the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for funding the development and production of this document. This project is funded through HUD’s Sustainable Communities Regional Planning grant, which supports CMAP’s Local Technical Assistance (LTA) program. 3 Table of Contents Introduction 5 1. History and Location 11 2. Review of the Previous Plan 17 3. Community Outreach So Far... 19 4. Demographic and Market Analysis 23 5. Existing Land Use and Development 35 6. Mobility 43 7. Housing 55 8. Open Space 59 9. Community Services, Health, and Infrastructure 65 10. Image and Identity 71 4 VILLAGE OF NORRIDGE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN EXISTING CONDITIONS REPORT Acronyms Key Terms AADT – Average annual daily traffic Built-Out Community – The Village of Norridge is considered a built-out community which means its municipal boundary is unable to expand outward. ARC - Advisory Review Committee Infill – Infill development is a term used to describe development of a vacant or ATA - Active Transportation Alliance underutilized property. CMAP - Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning Streetscaping - Can include improvements to the road cross section, traffic CTA - Chicago Transit Authority management, sidewalks, landscaping, street furniture, facades, and business signage. GIS – Geographic Information System Teardown – Teardowns can been defined as one-to-one replacements of housing stock — essentially, tearing down an existing house and constructing another larger HIP – Harlem-Irving Plaza house in its place. HUD – U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development IDNR – Illinois Department of Natural Resources IDOT – Illinois Department of Transportation LTA – Local Technical Assistance Program NRPA - National Recreation and Parks Association NYA - Norridge Youth Activities SAC - Senior Assistance Center SRA – Strategic Regional Arterial TAZ - Traffic Analysis Zone VMT - Vehicle Miles Travelled INTRODUCTION 5 Introduction Existing Conditions Report The Village of Norridge has decided to create a new comprehensive plan, which will define the vision of what the community wants to become and the steps needed to meet that vision. Having an accurate understanding of the area’s existing conditions is necessary to in order to develop an appropriate and effective plan that addresses the correct issues and concerns of the community. Purpose of the Existing Conditions Report This Existing Conditions Report — representing the accumulation of approximately three months of research, analysis, and public outreach activities — provides an overview of the current conditions in the Norridge community and is designed to provide an agreed upon “starting point” by which to move forward with the community to create a shared vision. The Existing Conditions Report is organized in the following sections: • Introduction • Section 1: History and Location • Section 2: Review of Previous Plan • Section 3: Community Outreach Summary • Section 4: Community Demographic and Market Snapshot • Section 5: Existing Land Use and Development • Section 6: Mobility • Section 7: Housing • Section 8: Open Space • Section 9: Community Services, Health and Infrastructure • Section 10: Image and Identity 6 Schiller Figure 1.VillageofNorridgeStudyArea Park W W L A ChevalierWoods ForestPreserve W R Cook Cook County E N City of Chicago C E E A V E N EAST RIVER RD E RIVER RD N EAST RIVER RD W W N N F O R E S T L V W SUMMERDALEAVE I E E W W W CATHERINEAVE L A A V AINSLIEW ST E N N LEONARD DR W CARMENAVE N RESERVE AVE D A V City of Chicago E N KNIGHT AVE N OAKVIEW ST W W N OAKVIEW ST M O N POTAWATOMIE ST N RIDGEWOOD AVE N W BRODMANAVE T W AGATITEW AVE R N DENAL ST O N DELPHIA AVE N DELPHIA AVE N DELPHIA AVE RASCH W W SUNNYSIDEAVE W CATHERINEAVE S E E W WINNEMAC AVE W W CARMENAVE N DELPHIA AVE W WINONA ST W ARGYLEW ST A W WILSONAVE Schiller V N ANTHON AVE Pond E N GREENWOOD AVE AVE ER W W A CT N MARI W BERWYNAVE I R N CHESTER AVE V N CHESTER AVE I N G G N N P D N N O R T A T N CLIFTON AVE P A R W FARRAGUTAVE W W K K BERLAND AVE N CUMBERLAND AVE ARGYLEW ST M W BERWYNAVE N CU N CUMBERLAND AVE W N CUMBERLAND AV E W CORAL DR W N CUMBERLAND AVE W BALMORALAVE R W W S I U W CATHERINEAVE N D W B N O E G N N R U N PONTIAC AVE W MAPLEAVE Y N A N PONTIAC AVE T N PONTIAC AVE S N E S I I A D S T U U W BYRON ST E O W W N N A A N PLAINFIELD AVE N PLAINFIELD AVE V V L S E E E T L THA TCHER RD TCHER A W W N W W P D D N N PITTSBURGH AVE I A G A THATCHER RD THATCHER T G R V T A SBURGH A AV E E T C I T E E W SUMMERDALEAVE VILLAGE OFVILLAGE NORRIDGE E E W N COURTLAND AVE N PIONEER AVE W BALMORALAVE S N PIONEER AVE W A T E V W W W A N PROSPECT AVE W W E S I N T C C W WINONA ST N W MEMORY LN W H W BERWYNAVE O Westlawn Cemetery E U A N PARIS AVE O N N O M W FOSTERAVE A K K R Jewish S O N CRESCENT AVE A T R W M D D T C L G A A W ELM DR I A D I A Unincorporated N N D V V W LAWRENCEAVE N PANAMA AVE D E I E N W E R A G N VINE AVE S V D S S T E R S Unincorporated O T N PAGE AVE N REDWOOD DR N G G S T N WASHINGTON ST N PACIFIC AVE Acacia Park Acacia Cemetery N FRANK PKY N MONTEREY AVE N OSAGE AVE N SUNRISE LN N MORELAND DR N CANFIEL WARGYLE ST D N ORANGE AVE AVE N ORANGE AVE N MISSION DR IrvingPark Cemetery N OPAL AVE W STRONG ST VILLAGE OFNORRIDGECOMPREHENSIVEPLANEXISTINGCONDITIONSREPORT N OZANAM AVE ST GIDDINGS W N OZANAM AVE W WINDSORAVE W FARRAGUTAVE N OZANAM AVE W BALMORALAVE W SUNNYSIDEAVE N ONEIDA AVE W SUMMERDALEAVE N OZARK AVE N OZARK AVE N OZARK AVE N OZARK AVE W WINONA ST W GUNNISON W ST N OVERHILL AVE N OVERHILL AVE N OVERHILL AVE N OVERHILL AVE W S T R N OTTAWA AVE N OTTAWA AVE O N OTTAWA AVE N G G N OTTAWA AVE S N OLYMPIA AVE T W STRONG ST W WINONA ST N ORIOLE AVE WARGYLE ST N ORIOLE AVE N ORIOLE AVE N ORIOLE AVE W WINNEMACAVE W FOREST PRESERVE AVE N ORIOLE AVE W GRACE ST EANDER AVE N OLEANDER AVE N OLEANDER AVE N OL N N C O L T T O T A V E N OLCOTT AVE N OLCOTT AVE N OLCOTT AVEAINSLIEW ST N OLCOTT AVE Harwood Heights W CARMENAVE W LAWRENCEAVE N OSCEOLA AVE N OSCEOLA AVE N OSCEOLA AVE W PENSACOLAAVE N OKETO AVE W WILSONAVE N OKETO AVE N OKETO AVE N OKETO AVEW BERWYNAVE N OKETO AVE W MONTROSEAVE W W R A N ODELL AVE N ODELL AVE N ODELL AVE S N ODELL AVE C H E W LELANDAVE W CULLOMAVE R W AGATITEW AVE W BYRON ST N OCTAVIA AVE N OCTAVIA AVE A N OCTAVIA AVE V E P R W E F S O E R N OCONTO AVE N OCONTO AVE R E V S E E T A V E W W N HARLEM AVE C W U L F L O O N NEVA AVE S M M N NEVA AVE P N NEVA AVE T A W WINDSORAVE L E V W AGATITE AVE AGATITE W R E N MONT CLARE AVE W FOSTERAVE N NOTTINGHAMW BYRON ST AVE W CARMENAVE N RONALD ST City of Chicago N NORDICA AVE N NOTTINGHAM AVE W SUMMERDALEAVE N NORDICA AVE City of Chicago N SAYRE AVE N SAYRE AVE N NORDICA AVE N NORDICA AVE N NORA AVE SR LN CARL P CASSATA W GRACE ST 0 N NEWLAND AVE N NEWLAND AVE N NEWLAND AVE N SAYRE AVE N SAYRE AVE W AVE LELAND W FOREST PRESERVEN NEW AVE ENGLAND AVE N NEW ENGLAND AVE N NEWLANDARGYLEW ST AVE N NEWLAND AVE N NEWLAND AVE Mile N N N N NEWCASTLE AVE N NEWCASTLE AVE N NEW ENGLAND AVE EW ENGLAND AVE N NEW ENGLAND AVE N NEW ENGLAND AVE N OAK PARK AVE W GUNNISON N NEWCASTLE AVE N NEWCASTLE AVE N NEWCASTLE AVE 0.25 N OAK PARK AVE N OAK PARK AVE N OAK PARK AVE N OAK PARK AVE N RUTHERFORD AVE N RUTHERFORD AVE ST INTRODUCTION 7 Why Does Norridge Need a Comprehensive Plan? Despite being a “built-out” community surrounded by the City of Chicago and the Village of Harwood Heights, Norridge has a number of opportunities for potential infill redevelopment and other improvements. Potential infill development and redevelopment in the Village will continue to shape the community’s physical, economic, and social character. As a result, Norridge will be faced with numerous near- and long- term decisions. Having an up-to-date comprehensive plan in place will provide a context in which decisions affecting the future of Norridge can be made with some certainty that today’s choices — whether large or small — contribute to achieving the long-term goals and vision of the community.
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