Controversial Elmhurst Teardown Clears First Hurdle
The owners want to demolish a nearly century-old home. The City Council has the final say on a zoning change. Patch Article by David Giuliani, May 22, 2024
Planned Teardown of $2M Elmhurst Home Upsets Residents
The owner of the house at 292 S. Arlington Ave. wants to consolidate the lot with another and replace the $2 million historic home with a new one. Residents are urged to protest the demolition of a historic house. A hearing is planned next week. Patch Article by David Giuliana, May 2, 2024
Decision to Tear Down Elmhurst House Explained
Richard “RJ” Parrilli and his wife, Alyssa Parrilli, appeared with their lawyer, Francis Bongiovanni, at an Elmhurst public hearing Monday. They want to tear down the nearly century-old house at 292 S. Arlington Ave., which neighbors oppose. One said the city is at a “tipping point.” Patch Article by David Giuliana, May 8, 2024
“Tragic” Planned Demolition In Elmhurst Draws Opposition
The owner of the historic house at 292 S. Arlington Ave. is requesting the city change the zoning designation, so he can demolish the house and replace it. The city is being asked to reject a homeowner’s request for a zoning change. The owner paid $2 million. Patch Article by David Giuliani, May 3, 2024