This is the field collected data on retail center occupancy used to support the prevailing metric of the East Ogden Vibrancy goals page.

This includes any public funds used for improvements along the Corridor, including items such as replacement of street signage, repainting of transformer boxes, burying of overhead lines, and roadway/utility projects.

A meeting held with existing property owners regarding new development or redevelopment possibilities for their properties. These meetings may be requested by property owners when they have an idea for their property or by the City and Naperville Development Partnership (NDP) to bring potential users to meet with property owners.

This is the field collected data on retail center occupancy used to support the prevailing metric of the Riverbrook Shopping Center and Wheatland Marketplace Vibrancy goals page.

Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) is a system to provide customer voltages in the lower end of the acceptable range, with the goal of achieving energy and demand reductions for customers. CVR is used by utilities to reduce voltage, but remains within the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard range. CVR helps reduce energy usage during times of peak demand, when the most energy is needed in the system, without customer impact. The result is that it reduces strain on the electric grid and energy usage during peak events, such as during a very cold morning or a very hot afternoon.

A kilowatt-hour, otherwise known as a kWh, is a way to measure how much energy you’re using. A kWh equals the amount of energy you would use by keeping a 1,000 watt appliance running for one hour.