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Barnes & Noble project benefits as Oak Park OKs tax incentives
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Barnes & Noble project benefits as Oak Park OKs tax incentives
Oak Park’s village board unanimously supported a measure giving tax relief to the owner of the long vacant former department store that will soon be home to Barnes & Noble’s new Downtown Oak Park bookstore. The commercial portion of the building — the former Marshall Field and Company department store site at 1144 Lake St. on the northeast corner of Lake Street and Harlem Avenue — has sat vacant for well over a decade. Its last tenant that prod…
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