Naperville could take steps toward a long-standing goal of increasing its affordable housing stock as the city council prepares to review recommendations from a group that has spent months examining the issue.
Housing advisory commission members this week finalized a list of recommendations compiled from a consultant’s report received in January.
Commissioners say the ideas are designed to help the city meet a state mandate on affordable housing and provide more places where seniors, young professionals and others who can’t afford many of the houses in Naperville can live.
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