Legislation Details

File #: 2025-0367    Version: 0 Name:
Type: MOTION Status: DRAFT
File created: 4/30/2025 In control: Committee of the Whole
On agenda: Final action:
Title: /Name/Summary St. Francis of Assisi - 15050 Wolf Road - Sidewalk Replacement & Shrine Construction
Attachments: 1. 2025-0367 St. Francis Plans 1, 2. 2025-0367 St. Francis Plans 2
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Title/Name/Summary
St. Francis of Assisi - 15050 Wolf Road - Sidewalk Replacement & Shrine Construction

History
QUICKFACTS
Project: 2025-0367 - St. Francis of Assisi

Petitioner: Cardinal Blasé Joseph Cupich, Catholic Bishop of Chicago
Petitioner Contact: Rev. Arthur Sowa, St. Francis of Assisi

Purpose: Replace the existing sidewalks at the main entrance and install a new statue of Saint Francis with landscaping in the central island of the roundabout.

Requested Actions: Appearance Review

Project Attributes
Address: 15050 Wolf Road.

P.I.N.(s): 27-07-401-023-0000

Size: 10.54 Acres

Comprehensive Plan Planning District: Orland Grove Planning District

Comprehensive Land Designation: Community & Institutional

Existing Zoning: E-1: Estate Residential

Surrounding Land Use:
North: LSPD - Large Scale Planned Development (Undeveloped)
South: R-3 Single Family Residential (Spring Creek)
East: R-3 Single Family Residential (Undeveloped)
West: R-2 Single Family Residential (Silo Ridge)

PROJECT DESCRIPTION & CONTEXT

In 2004, the subject property was re-zoned from LSPD: Large Scale Planned Development to E-1 Estate Residential and granted a Special Use Permit for a school (religious education/ administration building) and designated as a Planned Development to allow two buildings on a single consolidated lot in the E-1 District subject to the conditions in Ordinance No. 3835 (2004-0478). This was to approve the construction of a new 11,823 square foot, 2-story religious education/administration building on a 10-acre parcel adjacent to the existing church. The religious education/administration building was located northwest of the existing church property, east of the Silo Ridge subdivision and was not adjacent to any right-of-way.

The site then remained unchanged for many years until a proposal was received to add an exterior stairwell and sidewalk in 2011. For context, the site was previously granted a Special Use Permit Amendment to increase the permissible ...

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