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Elmhurst Extended Care Center, 200 E. Lake St., plans an expansion for this lot. The city says it will revoke the conditional use permit. (Courtesy of Jay McNichols)
ELMHURST, IL Elmhurst plans to revoke the permit for a nursing home to expand because the facility appears to have abandoned the project, a city official said in correspondence earlier this month.
In April 2018, the city issued the expansion permit to Elmhurst Extended Care Center, 200 E. Lake St., and has issued extensions since then. The latest one expired in November.
In an email in early March, Eileen Franz, the city planner and zoning administrator, wrote to the nursing home s administrator, Love Dave, asking for an update on the status of the project. A few days later, he told her he would report back the next week. He did not.
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Municipal leaders are pushing back on a proposal by Gov. JB Pritzker that would further reduce state funds given to local governments each year.
Several municipal groups held a virtual news conference Tuesday to outline their concerns with the governor’s suggestion, representing over 200 municipalities in the Chicago-Metro area. Elmhurst Mayor Steve Morley, who serves as vice president for the DuPage Mayors and Managers Conference, acted as a moderator for the event.
Morley said local governments cannot afford cuts to the share of state income taxes directed to municipalities, known as the Local Government Distributive Fund, or LGDF, in light of the disastrous effects of the coronavirus pandemic on city revenues.