The two-building affordable development planned for 7605 and 7615 N. Paulina St. in Rogers Park is pictured. [Chicago Department of Planning and Development]

The City Council Committee on Zoning, Landmarks and Building Standards on Tuesday will consider a measure to permit places like churches and synagogues to rent unused parking lot space, an all-affordable development in Rogers Park and new exemptions to a rule buffering businesses with public amusement licenses from single-family neighborhoods. 

Tuesday’s zoning meeting, the second of the month, is intended to cover items introduced in April as well as pending text amendments, as new Zoning Chair Gilbert Villegas (36) tries to catch up on a backlog that was largely addressed at a meeting earlier this month. The committee will meet at 10 a.m. in council chambers.