The city picked up the smaller lot through a 2003 tax sale and will attempt to negotiate a sale with the Mount Prospect-based owner of the larger property. If those attempts are unsuccessful, the department of planning and development has obtained acquisition authority from the community development commission, which would allow the city to use condemnation powers.
Department of planning and development project manager Benet Haller says the city could issue a request for proposals for the 16,700-sf parcel this summer. While located immediately west of a planned manufacturing district, the parcel is zoned C1-1, which would allow for a residential, office and retail building of about 20,000 sf.
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