Historic South Side building is the first to violate Chicago’s cooling ordinance this year
The historic Yale Building on Chicago's South Side is the first property to violate the city's cooling ordinance this year. Inspectors cited the building after its chiller system failed in late August. The Department of Buildings confirmed the noncompliance following a recent inspection.
City officials say the historic Yale Building at 6565 S. Yale Ave. became the first to violate Chicago’s cooling ordinance this year when its chiller broke down in late August.“Following our inspection of 6565 S. Yale Ave., inspectors cited the property for an inoperable chiller and noncompliance with the City’s Cooling Ordinance,” wrote Nefsa'Hyatt Brown, director of public affairs for the city’s Department of Buildings, in a Sept. 3rd email. "[The Department of…
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