Sustainable development encourages economic growth and development while conserving resources in the long-term interest of individuals, the community and our ecosystem.

Aggregated monthly tax revenues for retail sales tax, citywide food & beverage, downtown food & beverage, and home rule sales tax from 2009 to 2017. Home rule sales tax was enacted in July of 2016. Some of the tax rates change over time, so revenues are factored to the quarter percent tax rate. The data is used in the Downtown Special Events Analysis (https://data.naperville.il.us/d/nuvp-g4r9/)

This dataset is the result of an impact of analysis of special events in the downtown. The analysis found here (https://data.naperville.il.us/stories/s/nuvp-g4r9) investigates the impact of special events on the availability of parking and on tax revenues. This dataset covers the 2016 and 2017 calendar years. Each day includes information about any special events that took place that day, as well as impacts to parking at each of the three parking facilities in the downtown.

All special events approved by the City of Naperville from 2009 to 2018 and any relevant information about those events including name, type, time, date, and proximity to downtown. Each day of an event gets an individual record. Less details are available about events prior to 2016.

This dataset is the result of an impact of analysis of special events in the downtown. The analysis found here (https://data.naperville.il.us/stories/s/nuvp-g4r9) investigates the impact of special events on the availability of parking and on tax revenues. This dataset covers the 2016 and 2017 calendar years. Each day includes information about any special events that took place that day, as well as impacts to parking at each of the three parking facilities in the downtown.

Polygon features of driveways and driveway aprons

A meeting held with City staff that provides prospective property owners with an understanding of the process, fees, and submittals that will be required for their project. Concept meetings are encouraged (but not required) for new development and redevelopment 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 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.