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Rogers Park, Chicago, Ill. —
Developers are seeking permission to use $200,000 in public money to renovate the building housing the Village North movie theater, a discount venue popular with Loyola University students.
The project involves replacing the building's terra cotta facade with reinforced concrete, as well as remodeling second-floor offices and landscaping improvements.
At a community meeting about the project on Tuesday, developers said they are seeking to use funds from the area's Tax Increment Finance district to fund part of the $700,000 project.
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