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Chicago, September 06, 2023

Harvey Aids Tinley Park-Park District in Mental Health Center Redevelopment

Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP proudly announces that Partner Elizabeth S. Harvey has been retained by The Tinley Park-Park District to assist in addressing environmental issues for a new recreational space on the land of a vacant mental health center. Phase I of the project includes multipurpose athletic fields, a domed sports complex with a soccer field, a stadium with a track, and more.

Harvey joined Senator Michael Hastings, Representatives Robert Rita and Debbie Meyers-Martin, and other supporters at a press conference on August 29 to celebrate the signing of House Bill 3743. House Bill 3743 allows the land of the mental health center to be transferred to the Tinley Park-Park District for $1. The Park District was also awarded a $15 million state grant to study and address environmental issues at the property.

The Tinley Park-Park District is committed to creative recreational programming opportunities and outstanding customer service while providing and maintaining quality recreational facilities and parks to enhance the quality of life in Tinley Park. Learn more about Tinley Park-Park District here.

View the official press release here.

Elizabeth S. Harvey concentrates her practice in environmental law and has extensive experience in cases involving contaminated property and groundwater, including Superfund/CERCLA litigation, RCRA litigation, and private cost recovery actions under state and federal law. She handles matters involving the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act and their state counterparts; and the defense of enforcement actions by environmental agencies, including the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. Learn more about Elizabeth and her practice here.

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