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Lobbying Disclosure: Loyola University Chicago Street Project Proposal

Original title: STEVEN HOLLER for LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO @ LAW DEPARTMENT (2015-10-01)

October 1, 2015

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The Frame

What this does

This document discloses the formal attempt by a private institution to influence city government decisions regarding infrastructure changes on a specific public street near their campus.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Loyola University Chicago

The university is the client seeking to influence city infrastructure policy for a street adjacent to their property.

Residents of 6300 N Winthrop Ave

Residents in this area may experience changes to street access or design if the proposed project is approved.

What changed

Last recorded activity October 1, 2015.

What's next

Next step not available in the current record.

Summary

Steven Holler registered as a lobbyist for Loyola University Chicago to advocate for a street improvement project on the 6300 block of North Winthrop Avenue. The lobbying activity covers both administrative and s for the final quarter of 2015.

Key Facts

  • Lobbyist Steven Holler was retained by Loyola University Chicago.
  • The lobbying activity targeted the Chicago Law Department.
  • The objective is to secure approval for a 'People Friendly' street project.
  • The project location is 6300 N Winthrop Ave, Chicago, IL.
  • The lobbying scope includes both administrative and legislative actions.
  • The reporting period for this activity is October 1, 2015, to December 31, 2015.

Why It Matters

This document discloses the formal attempt by a private institution to influence city government decisions regarding infrastructure changes on a specific public street near their campus.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 'People Friendly' street project?
The document does not define the specific design features of the project, only that it is the subject of the lobbying effort.
Why is the Law Department being lobbied?
The document indicates the lobbyist is seeking both administrative and from the Law Department regarding the street project.

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Lobbying Activity

STEVEN HOLLER

on behalf of LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO

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Discoveries

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policy shift90% confidence

Institutional Infrastructure Influence

The document highlights the use of formal lobbying channels by a university to influence municipal street design and urban planning.

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Sources

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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