TINLEY PARK, IL-Developers have cleared one hurdle, the village Planning Commission, and are on their way to the Board of Trustees to push through the  $34.8 million South Street project. The proposed five-story building will have 167 apartments and 26,000 square feet of retail, and will be renamed the Boulevard at Central Station.

The board will hear a first reading about the project at its meeting June 19, and are expected to vote on the proposal at a second meeting July 17. Village Manager Scott Niehaus tells GlobeSt.com that the developers, Bob Hansen and car dealer Joe Rizza, could start work in the fall and finish the project by early 2014.

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