For the first time since the state started flagging Illinois municipalities for not being affordable enough 20 years ago, Naperville narrowly avoided being reprimanded in latest state audits of local housing stock. According to a report released by the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) in December, 5,461 of Naperville’s 53,234 year-round housing units — 10.3% — are affordable. .
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Five years after flagging Naperville for failing to have enough affordable housing, the state has officially recognized the city is chipping away at the problem — or at least it’s trying to. Earlier this year, the city submitted an affordable housing plan to the Illinois Housing Development Authority outlining how the city’s long standing dearth of low-cost units will be addressed. The agency .
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The Naperville City Council declined a request by the operators of a proposed medical spa to open a location on the first floor of a downtown building.
Properties proposed for historic landmark designation by someone other than the owner would need Naperville City Council approval before going through the review process under an ordinance change to be considered this month.