Club Foot apartments proposed

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Architect John Nelson plans a street-level setback for the former Club Foot space.

East Village Association board minutes for Sept. 19, 2016, by Daniel Navarro

1824 W. Augusta Blvd.
Owner of former Club Foot space asks for zoning change from R-4 to R-5 to use the first floor for two units. Orange-rated building, significant but not historic. Brian Foote had some issues regarding the façade and the gate in the back. Next steps: a Planning, Preservation & Development committee recommendation, then a vote from the board.

Happy Village
No updates on Wolcott liquor moratorium lift since Sept. 12 meeting. Next steps: Wait for sale discussions at 1059 N. Wolcott Ave. and invite operator to meet with us when ready.

St. Boniface
Owner has till Sept. 23 to sell or church at 1358 W. Chestnut St. will be knocked down. Final court hearing Sept. 28.

PP&D Updates
Red Apple Convenience, 2000 W. Damen, is seeking another liquor license; should respond per Neal McKnight. Crime issue has not been resolved since licence rejection was upheld on appeal. Owners and store concept have not changed. Review scheduled for next Ukrainian Village Neighborhood Association meeting.

CAPS update
Nothing to report; should perhaps ask Kim Shepherd for email updates.

New Business
Promote West Town Art Fest.

Anselmo @properties business card,
Ask Nagel business card.

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