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Staff begins to work on downtown action plan

Park Forest is beginning to implement some of the recommendations of the Campaign for Sensible Growth/Urban Land Institute technical assistance panel.

Park Forest village staff members are beginning to implement some changes in the way the village's downtown operates, as suggested by the Urban Land Institute's technical assistance panel .

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