Evanston commission rejects Northwestern plan for Ryan Field concerts – NBC5 (Chicago)

Evanston’s Land Use Commission voted 7-2 against a zoning amendment that would allow concerts and similar events at the planned open-air arena. The panel gave Northwestern some of what it wanted, unanimously approving in a separate vote a planned development authorizing the stadium. But the school insists concert revenue is essential to make the $800 million project viable.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

If I’m paying sky high Evanston taxes, I want my neighborhood quiet at night

Da Judge
2 years ago
Reply to  Giddyap

I’m planning to rent out my backyard for pre-concert partees!!

Show me da money Evanston.

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