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Elise Malary

CTL-P-0428 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-01872 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0428. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The designation ordinance (City Clerk matter attachment, Committee on Transportation and Public Way) standardizes the 1500 block of West Catalpa Ave, from N. Clark Ave running west to N. Ashland Ave, as 'Elise Malary Way'; sponsor Andre Vasquez, Jr., Alderman, 40th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained). Segment confirmed against stored. Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: https://www.honorarychicago.com/blog/elise-malary-chicago) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the designation ordinance text itself (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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The designation ordinance (City Clerk matter attachment, Committee on Transportation and Public Way) standardizes the 1500 block of West Catalpa Ave, from N. Clark Ave running west to N. Ashland Ave, as 'Elise Malary Way'; sponsor Andre Vasquez, Jr., Alderman, 40th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained). Segment confirmed against stored.

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The designation ordinance (City Clerk matter attachment, Committee on Transportation and Public Way) standardizes the 1500 block of West Catalpa Ave, from N. Clark Ave running west to N. Ashland Ave, as 'Elise Malary Way'; sponsor Andre Vasquez, Jr., Alderman, 40th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 rests on the Honorary Chicago catalog (prior basis, retained). Segment confirmed against stored. Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: https://www.honorarychicago.com/blog/elise-malary-chicago) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the designation ordinance text itself (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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