Jennifer Taylor

The Naperville Plan Commission last week rejected a developer's proposal to build 51 homes designed for empty-nesters on 30 acres at the northeast corner of 111th Street and 248th Avenue....

The City Council this week agreed that members of the city's many boards and commissions must be residents. In recent weeks, the council has considered allowing nonresidents to serve on...

The Naperville Plan Commission sent a developer back to the drawing board last week after unanimously rejecting his plans to demolish a single-family home and build a four-story condominium complex...

The City Council recently approved a $53,000 cost increase for the reconstruction of the Main Street Bridge downtown. State motor-fuel tax funds will pay for the increase. Earlier this year,...

The City Council this week protested a $52,500 state fee being imposed on National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permits. The council agreed to place the funds in an escrow account...

Schaumburg's Zoning Board of Appeals has urged trustees to approve site plans, building height variations and special permits for four buildings in a $300 million convention center complex. The panel...

The City Council has decided to allow a developer to continue demolition on what was left of a historic home near downtown, reversing a decision by the city's Historic Sites...

The Naperville Plan Commission last week reviewed a developer's revised plans for an empty-nester housing development on the south side of the city. Naperville-based Macom Corp. altered their proposal for...

The Naperville City Council last week voted 7-2 to lift an ordinance that required liquor sales to be conducted at separate checkout locations. Despite an urgent plea by Mayor George...

The Naperville City Council hopes to ease the parking pain of busy Friday and Saturday nights downtown by allowing more restaurants to offer valet parking. Council members voted 8-1 last...