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Survey
The survey asked community members how they'd like to see Oak Park create more housing opportunities. Click here to see the survey results.
Questions
May we see the results of the survey once it has been closed? Yes, the results of the survey will be available on this project page. I guess I have two questions: Can you explain how middle housing is more affordable?
What is Missing Middle Housing?
Missing Middle Housing provides diverse housing options and include the following types: Duplex Triplex Fourplex Multiplex Courtyard Building Cottage Court Live/Work These buildings support walkability
Vision for Housing in Oak Park
The Village of Oak Park, in partnership with Metropolitan Mayors Caucus (MMC), is undertaking a community survey as a part of a housing planning process to examine the key housing challenges and priorities within our community.
Housing Vision for Oak Park Public Meeting
be asked to weigh in on what housing or housing-related challenges they see in the community, and their ideas on how to address them.The Village has partnered with the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus to update the Homes for a Changing Region Plan it prepared
Community Health Plan Implementation
Every five years, the Oak Park Public Health Department conducts a community health needs assessment and uses the results to create a community health plan, also known as the IPLAN.
Public Meeting
20 September 2023 An opportunity to provide insight on Oak Park’s key housing challenges and priorities. September 20, 20237 - 8:30p.m.Council Chambers (Room 201)
Village Board Meeting
16 October 2023 On Monday, Oct. 16, the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus (MMC) will provide an overview to the Village Board at its Regular Meeting regarding housing-related data collected during Phase I of the comprehensive housing study update to the Homes
What is Zoning & Why Does it Matter?
While zoning might sound technical, it directly shapes who can afford to live in Oak Park, what housing choices are available, and how our neighborhoods evolve.
Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development
Grant funds are spent based on the Village’s five-year Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development, which is developed through input from the community and then submitted to HUD.