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The Chicago Community Land Trust (CCLT) was founded in 2006 to address the increasingly limited supply of funding for affordable housing. The goal of the CCLT is to preserve the long-term affordability of homes created through City programs and maintain a permanent pool of homeownership opportunities for working families.
The CCLT is a non-profit corporation, with a board of directors that is appointed by the Mayor with Chicago City Council consent. Meetings are held at City Hall, 121 N. La Salle St., #1003A. The Land Trust operates citywide and is administered and staffed by the Chicago Department of Housing and Economic Development. Once the CCLT acquires 200 homes, one-third of the Board will consist of CCLT homeowners.
Members
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Bruce Gottschall, President |
Edward Jacob
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2012 Scheduled Meetings:
Full Board:
The CCLT Board meets on the first Thursday of every month for 2013.
Committees of the Board meet in Room 1006-C at City Hall:
| Finance Committee | 3rd Thurs of Every Other Month |
| Homebuyer Resource and Marketing Committee | 4th Tues of Every Month |
| Projects Committee | 4th Fri of Every Month |
Meetings are subject to change – Please confirm meetings with CCLT staff before you make plans to attend!
