Final Study and Zoning Changes

The City is preparing to complete and adopt the Kirchoff Road Corridor Study and will take the first steps to implement it by creating a new TC Town Center zoning district and development rules for Kirchoff Road. The below materials will be considered by the City’s Planning and Zoning Commission in a public hearing starting Tuesday, March 4 at 7 p.m. in the Rolling Meadows City Council Chambers. Public comments may be sent to cd@cityrm.org or delivered to City Hall by Monday, March 3 and will be circulated with the meeting materials.

  • View the Draft Adopting Ordinance here. View the Final Draft here.

  • View the Introduction Memo to the TC Town Center Zoning District here. View the Draft Ordinance - Zoning Rule Changes here. View the Draft Ordinance - Rezoning Into TC District here. View the Interactive Map showing parcels proposed for the TC District here.

Study Progress Documents

Keep up-to-date and view the Plan documents below. This may include community workshop documentation, draft plans, and more. Keep checking back for updates.

  • View the Final Plan here.

  • A draft of the final Kirchoff Road Planning Study is complete and is under review. The City’s planning staff created a summary of the final study available online here. A draft of the final Kirchoff Road Planning Study is available by request. Please contact Rob Savage, City Planner & Management Analyst, at SavageR@cityrm.org for more information.

  • The existing conditions report takes a look at the corridor's current state. This information will inform the final plan. View the report here.

  • The Open House took place at Bites and Beats on Kirchoff on July 24, 2024. View the exhibits here.

About the Planning Studies

The City of Rolling Meadows is adding to the citywide Comprehensive Plan, completed in 2019, to include further detail on two key study areas that will impact the city’s future development landscape. The planning studies focus on the Kirchoff Road Corridor, the Northwest Industrial Quadrant, and the roads connecting these areas, Rohlwing Road and Hicks Road.

The studies will focus on establishing a community vision for these areas, and then designing development concepts and a policy framework that will help guide these areas, and Rolling Meadows, into the future.