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fOR bUsINesses eveNT faqs WHAT TYPES OF EVENTS DOES THE LPCC OFFER? We offer networking and special events on a monthly basis. Our Coffee Connections and Business After Hours connect businesses to each other and potential clients. The LPCC also offers New Member Orientations for new members to learn how to best take advantage of their LPCC membership. WHERE CAN I FIND A SCHEDULE OF EVENTS? Visit the LPCC online at www.lincolnparkchamber.com and click on the “Events” tab for the most up-to-date event schedule. HOW DO YOU RSVP FOR AN EVENT? The LPCC asks that you RSVP for all events online. There you will find a RSVP box that will prompt you through the correct steps to RSVP. Need more help registering? Give us a call! WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE COST OF AN EVENT? Admittance to the event, as well as food and refreshments are included. HOW CAN I HOST AN EVENT AT MY BUSINESS? In order to host an event, you must be a member of the LPCC and have a large enough space to accommodate 75-150 people. Our event hosts are selected at the end of each year. Add your name to the waiting list to be considered for the future by contacting the LPCC. HOW DO I BECOME A SPONSOR OF AN EVENT? You can contact the director of member services and events at (773) 880-5200 to learn more. Sponsorship of an event ranges from $350 to $1,000 depending on the event and includes event signage, listing in promotional materials and more. EQUAL HOUSING LENDER For Your Banking Needs… North Bank Personal Checking - Savings - Certificates of Deposit - North Bank Visa ® - Debit Cards ATM Surcharge Free Network * - Small Business Checking - Regular Business Checking Online Banking and Bill Pay - Home Mortgage Loans - Home Equity Loans Automobile Loans - Construction Loans - Commercial Real Estate Loans Commercial Equipment Loans - Commercial Lines of Credit * Terms and conditions apply. Ask your banker for details. Streeterville 360 E. Ohio Street (312) 644-4000 Lincoln Park 501 N. Clark Street www.northbank.com 20 ✦ www.lINCOlNPaRKCHaMbeR.COM sPeCIal seRvICe aReas For more than 28 years, the Special Service Area (SSA) program has provided communities with the financial means to create, maintain and manage clean, attractive and competitive commercial districts. SSAs, known as Business Improvement Districts in other cities, provide a fair and transparent way to finance and manage improvement programs in communities that benefit business owners, residents and visitors. The LPCC is currently responsible for the management of two SSAs—the Clark Street SSA #23 and the Lincoln Avenue SSA #35—and works to implement new programming to help spur economic development along these key commercial corridors. cLARk StREEt SSA #23 WWW.CLARKSTREETSSA.ORG The Clark Street SSA includes all properties fronting Clark from Armitage on the south to Diversey on the north. In addition, it includes all properties fronting the south side of Diversey from Orchard to Lakeview. Business owners, residents and visitors within the Clark Street SSA boundaries all benefit from SSA programs including: Sidewalk trash and litter removal; Sidewalk snow plowing; Seasonal landscaping; Holiday decorations; Regular promotional events; Free online advertising; and Facade improvement grants. In 2009, the Clark Street SSA organized a concert series, a Halloween Spooktacular event, as well as a Holiday Tree Lighting event. In addition to a year of engaging events, the Clark Street SSA distributed more than $36,000 in Façade Rebate Grants and donated 18 specially-outfitted police bikes to the Chicago Police Department. LINcOLN AvENUE SSA #35 WWW.LINCOLNAVESSA.COM The Lincoln Avenue SSA includes all properties fronting Lincoln from Webster on the south to Diversey on the north. Programs offered by the Lincoln Avenue SSA include: Sidewalk trash and litter removal; Sidewalk snow plowing services; Seasonal landscaping and holiday decorations. In 2009, the Lincoln Avenue SSA #35 installed two “Big Belly” solarpowered trash compactors in an effort to enhance both the overall pedestrian experience and reduce the carbon footprint of the area. These new trash compactors help beautify the area at a limited cost to the environment. Small Business Legal Advocate A Division of Weinberg Law Group You run a small business. Why pay “big business” business” legal fees? fees? Please contact us today: 773-321-2622 www.smallbusinesslegaladvocate.com admin@smallbusinesslegaladvocate.com.
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