“It's time for us to pass this cost back to Big Pharma where it belongs,” Commissioner Cameron Davis said. “It's also time to not keep the burden on the shoulders of our taxpayers.”
Those who live or work in the county can submit comment about the draft through Feb. 28 at midnight.
The board approved increased relocation assistance for a former homeowner and renter on the block, made to leave to make way for a controversial detention pond project.
During demolition of a former printer plant, a wall collapsed into the Chicago River, concerning commissioners.
The project dovetails with flood control efforts in nearby Midlothian and Robbins.
A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 154th St. and Broadway Ave on Dec. 23 at 11: 00A.M. to celebrate infrastructure improvements.
It was a hail mary to halt a stormwater project that aims to reduce local flooding but has displaced longtime families.
The public has until December 6 at 5:00 P.M. to review the draft document and provide a response.
Submit feedback to city, state, and federal officials.
Fentanyl overdoses and carjackings aren't stopping the water treatment agency from building a pond on 153rd St. and Myrtle Ave.
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