R A N C H Triangle Community Conservation Association
Racine . Armitage . North . Chicago River . Halsted
Board of Director Nominee Biographies for Annual Meeting
Nominees: Bridget Dougherty Lee Green John Hurst Eddie Linker Mike McDermott Anne Phillips Randy Steinmeyer
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Ranch VS Rats Meeting Summary
Summary of the May 2009 Meeting on the Rat problem in RANCH
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Monthly Board Of Directors Meeting
RANCH Triangle's monthly Board of Directors meeting will be held on Wednesday September 23, 2009 at Adams Playlot Park Field House (1919 N. Seminary) starting at 7:15 PM.
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RANCH Residential Planning Guidelines
This document contains planning guidelines for residential development within the RANCH Triangle area. The guidelines are designed to encourage an open process and to produce results that respect the historic nature of the community.
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Want to Serve on the RANCH Board or a Committee?
We're looking to fill some open positions on our board of directors as well as some of our committees for the upcoming year. Please contact Bill Choslovski of the Nominating Committee. Thanks for your participation.
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Engine 22 Restoration Project, Your help is needed!
Community support is needed to complete the restoration and improvement of the living and working conditions for the firefighters and paramedics at Armitage and Larrabee. The station was built in 1971 and there had not been any up-grades of the kitchen or living facilities for 36 years. Help Support the Lincoln Park Engine 22 Restoration Project
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Street Cleaning Information
The 43rd Ward is one of the first to have its street sweeper equipped with a camera to record license plates of cars that have not moved for street cleaning. You will be ticketed by mail.
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Keep it Neat for 25 Feet
Keep your sidewalk and alley clean. Then spread the clean neighborly feeling and help your neighbors.
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Be Safe and Secure
Chicago Police Officers are on continuous lookout for crimes and suspicious activity that may occur in your area. The problem of burglary is a growing concern and we need your help in combating this crime of opportunity. Basic security precautions can significantly reduce the crime of burglary. By being security conscious and using simple steps to secure your home or apartment, the number of criminal incidents can be greatly reduced.
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