Ald. Pawar, candidate for governor, to speak April 3

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Michael VanDam

East Village Association board minutes for March 13, 2017, by Daniel Navarro

Board updates: New president Michael VanDam looking for more board members, meeting location. Options include West Town Bakery, Lincoln Bathhouse, Ask Nagel Realty. General meeting would stay at Happy Village.

Planning update: Honore-Augusta upzone sought to add floor area; 925 N. Damen Ave. special use and variation for 4-story 3-flat condos.

Membership agenda: Ald. Ameya Pawar, a candidate for governor, confirmed as April 3 speaker, according to Peter Gariepy. Earth Day cleanup, Aeslin Pup Hub business minute; membership committee formation.

New business: Polish Triangle working with architect on schematic designs and project pricing. Tom Tomek to send high-resolution EVA logo to Brian Foote. Stephen Rynkiewicz will be on security committee; Anne Shaw looking to become liaiaon, more involved with safety and EVA. VanDam to reach out. Eckhart Park Spring Swing May 12.

Meeitng starts 6:33pm, ends 7:10pm at West Town Bakery, 1916 W. Chicago Ave.

Ask Nagel business card.

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