Chicago Planning Commission

The Chicago Planning Commission is a city government body responsible for guiding the development and growth of Chicago. It reviews and approves land use proposals, zoning changes, and building plans to ensure they align with the city’s long-term vision and planning policies. The commission considers factors like community needs, environmental impact, and city infrastructure to promote organized, sustainable, and equitable development throughout Chicago. Its decisions help shape neighborhoods, commercial areas, and public spaces, balancing growth with quality of life.