Chicago’s rolling out a bold new plan for Avondale’s Belmont and Kimball intersection — the Belmont Blue Line Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Plan — designed to let neighbors shape their future. With input from focus groups and an open house, city officials and the RTA are teaming up to build more housing, safer streets, better public spaces, and stronger local businesses — all while preserving the neighborhood’s soul. Residents are already weighing in, pushing for bike lanes, traffic calming, and repurposing storefronts — even dreaming of a long-awaited new library. Feedback runs through October, with a draft plan expected early next year and possible adoption by May.
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