Library-expansion plan splits council
The Naperville City Council Tuesday was presented with three options for building a parking deck in the downtown adjacent to the Nichols Library, but appeared split on an additional option...
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Nanel considers annexation plan
The Naperville Plan Commission reviewed a developer's plan Wednesday to annex more than 3.7 acres of land on the city's south side in order to build seven homes. Oak Brook...
Churches may get industrial zoning
The Naperville City Council wants to review the city's zoning code for industrial areas after three local churches requested to be classified for industrial areas of the city. The council...
City tackles noise from home business
The Naperville Plan Commission is recommending to the City Council changes in a home-office law to cut down on disturbances from business activity in residential neighborhoods. The city took up...
Council delays town home debate
A controversial proposal to build 22 town homes on 6 acres along Naperville-Plainfield Road was tabled Tuesday as residents continued to fight the project. The City Council, which continued the...
Residential-care site eyed near hospital
The Naperville City Council this week approved a draft plan by Edward Health Ventures, an affiliate of Edward Hospital, for the development of a residential-care home in the neighborhood across...
Naperville’s AT&T video deal collapses
Naperville officials say AT&T may have deliberately soured a video services deal with the city as part of a strategy to show federal lawmakers that it's not feasible to sign...
Development OKd, with 2 conditions
The Naperville City Council on Monday approved a plan for 171 multifamily residential units on nearly 30 undeveloped acres near the southeast corner of Illinois Highway 59 and Ogden Avenue....
Mayor’s salary idea gets cool reception
Naperville Mayor George Pradel received an unenthusiastic response from City Council members Monday for his request to appoint an ad hoc committee to review his salary and theirs. The council...
AT&T proposes to expand services
The Naperville City Council is considering high-tech services for residents with a proposal from AT&T called Project Lightspeed that offers an on-demand video library and satellite television, among other services...