A Center Cass tax hike backer accused an alderman of misrepresenting numbers.
An alderman asked about the city's powers to regulate what a constituent sees as a problem.
The mayor wants the property owner to donate it to the city.
The district says it is in financial trouble. Earlier this summer, a larger tax increase failed.
The debate over a proposed tax hike is getting heated in the final days before the Nov. 8 election.
The committee has given another $15,000 for the campaign to raise Center Cass property taxes.
The financial condition of other area towns is not as good as Darien's, the mayor said.
Local PAC has yet to reveal its income source, but the information is in other records.
The city has been able to keep the same property tax levy since 2011.
At the same time, the local pension system is considered less funded.
The mayor said he preferred a restaurant at the place in question.
Aldermen agree to a fix on a street where farm activities cause parking problems.
Neighbors are concerned about parking from a farm's public activities. The city is about ready to present its proposed solution.
The police chief said shoplifting cases take little time for Darien officers.
The developer is planning a formal groundbreaking next week.
The city is again considering a digital sign at its main intersection.
The city said it may find an "amicable" solution to overflow parking.
The permit for the four-story complex is about to be granted, according to the city.
A groundbreaking ceremony is planned for mid-September, the developer said.
The groundbreaking is planned for next month. The developer says the building will be "beautiful."
This year may end up being the best for gambling tax collections.
A strike delayed projects in Darien and around the Chicago area.
Such a possibility became more likely with Woodridge's decision.
Eleven projects are to help certain local neighborhoods.
The issue came up after an alderman asked about putting parking signs on a local street.
Strike is affecting construction work throughout the Chicago area.
A resident says her coop has existed in harmony with her neighbors for years.
The local park district received state money to make the upgrades possible.
Voters decide on a tax increase that would bring in $3 million more a year.
Backyard drainage projects are also impacted by the conflict, an official said.
The city plans the signal for an intersection with its share of crashes.
The chamber asks the city to stop requiring reimbursements for police at DarienFest.
The city is changing out thousands of residential water meters. The new equipment is expected to give more accurate readings.
Alderwoman says one resident questioned why a new vape shop didn't go before the city.
The city says residents aren't responsible to pay the latest bills.
The city plans to install equipment to monitor speeds on the street.
Residents did not register to have their TVs picked up, the city said.
The city discussed building a wall years ago, but the project never happened.
Attorney general's office says it uncovered evidence. It settled with the official.
Resident says the new garbage service costs less and makes life easier.