Target: Green spaces in Chicago or other cities

[Ron McAtee <mcatee@KV.K12.IN.US>]

A student doing a report for his Ecology class understands that Chicago
has some kind of rule about for every so many feet of building there
must be a corresponding amount of green space provided.  Could you tell
me where I might find that rule or who might know about it?  Thanks.

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Ron McAtee, Media Specialist      _\\|//_    email: rmcatee@kv.k12.in.us
Kankakee Valley High School      ('-O-O-')      http://www.kv.k12.in.us
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