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A developer could get up to $13.75 million in public money for its proposed $100 million residential and commercial transformation of a blighted shopping center in Arlington Heights. But some say the proposal violates the letter -- if not the spirit -- of a local affordable housing ordinance.
Tim and Megan Florek sued after the city ordered them to remove their "Don’t Rezone Shattuck Middle School Leave R-1 Alone" yard sign.
The city's municipal code limits temporary, portable signs on residential properties to "30 days within a 90-day period."
Attorneys for Tim and Megan Florek say the city's enforcement of the ordinance violates their First Amendment rights.
The board gave proper notice that it would be having a closed session, but it failed to list the reason for the session, as required by state law.