Lane's plan was in opposition to the Mayor's Advisory Council's report, which was printed by the Chicago Tribune in July 1988, and called called for the razing of 8,000 units of family high-rise buildings over a 10 year period.
Lane's plan was in opposition to the Mayor's Advisory Council's report. Printed by the Chicago Tribune in July 1988, the report called for the raising of 8,000 units of family high-rise buildings over a 10 year period.