At its meeting last night, the Naperville City Council approved the release of a request for proposal (RFP) to help create a path forward for developing affordable housing for seniors and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. An RFP is a process used to gather project proposals.
The city is eying opportunities to make more affordable housing possible using city-owned property at Route 59 and 103rd Street. The land currently sits vacant on the city’s south side.
Community Concerns
Mary Hamill spoke on behalf of the Naperville Accessible Community Task Force (ACTF), saying they have some concerns about the council’s efforts to create opportunities for more affordable housing.
“The ACTF would like this housing opportunity to be broadened to include all persons with disabilities, not just persons with [intellectual and developmental disabilities,]” Hamill said. “We support affordable and accessible housing for seniors and persons with disabilities.”
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