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Saturday, February 9, 2013

New 75th Street Walmart Supercenter Delayed

Due to a delay in closing on the property, the target completion date for a proposed Walmart Supercenter in Naperville has been pushed back.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

New 75th Street Walmart Supercenter Delayed

Due to a delay in closing on the property, the target completion date for a proposed Walmart Supercenter in Naperville has been pushed back.

The target opening date for a proposed Walmart Supercenter has been pushed back several months due to delays. Earlier: Walmart to Get Tax Break for New Naperville Supercenter  Naperville City Council voted Tuesday night to reflect changes in the schedule of the proposed 170,000 square-foot development, which would be located on 75th Street and Beebe Drive. After receiving a sales tax rebate of $1.75 million over 10 years, the store will take the place of Walmart’s current Naperville location, 776 S. Route 59. According to the city, the original agreement required Walmart "to obtain ownership of the property by Jan. 1, 2013 and be open by Jan. 1, 2014." However, Walmart faced delays while finalizing details with the property owner as well …

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Mickey K

8:26 pm on Monday, May 13, 2013

Sorry Jmullen but I am more than informed that the Walmart space occupied currently is leased by a separate company and the Sam's Club building is owned by Walmart. Not really sure about the necessity of your tone....I do not feel it necessary to defend myself to you...   more ›

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Readers Respond to New Naperville 75th Street Walmart

We asked readers how they felt about the proposed Walmart Supercenter to be built at 75th Street and Beebe Drive. Here's what they had to say.

In August, debate sparked among Naperville Patch readers after Naperville City Council members voted unanimously to adopt a resolution that will give Walmart a sales tax incentive to relocate within the city. Under the incentive, Walmart receives a sales tax rebate of $1.75 million over the course of 10 years to build a new supercenter at 75th Street and Beebe Drive. After City Council members approved the final plans for the proposed Walmart Supercenter Tuesday, we asked the following question on the Naperville Patch Facebook page: Do you think 75th Street and Beebe (across from Whole Foods) is a good location to put in a new Walmart?  The question generated a number of different, and passionate, responses from readers. Many are concerned…

Jim Smith

7:10 pm on Tuesday, October 9, 2012

mike said: "Jim Smith, we don't live in a laissez-faire society. There's no reason to encourage harmful business practices. If a business evolves into something we don't like, then blocking it is perfectly viable." I like Wal-Mart, but I don't like your employer or any company that employs any of your family or friends. So I guess we should ban those employers too.   more ›

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

City Moves Forward With New 75th Street Walmart

Naperville City Council members approved final plans for the proposed Walmart Supercenter Tuesday night.

Naperville City Council members approved final plans for a proposed Walmart Supercenter on 75th Street and Beebe Drive Tuesday night - but not without some slight changes. Earlier: Walmart to Get Tax Break for New Naperville Supercenter After receiving a sales tax rebate of $1.75 million over 10 years, the new 170,000 square-foot store will take the place of Walmart’s current Naperville location, 776 S. Route 59. However, the question Tuesday night wasn’t where the location will be, rather how it will look from the exterior. “I would love to have Walmart come in, but I’m concerned about the landscaping,” said Councilman Grant Wehrli. “What I would like to see done there is for Walmart to follow the lead of [Costco and Whole Foods], …

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Jim Smith

12:45 pm on Sunday, October 7, 2012

Barbara mistakenly stated that the land was rezoned from a forest preserve. It wasn't. The commercial lot on which the WMT store will be built is adjacent to the Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve but the store site has never been part of the preserve.   more ›

Saturday, August 25, 2012

Readers Respond: Tax Break for New Walmart Supercenter

What's your take on the tax incentive for a new Walmart Supercenter in Naperville?

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Walmart to Get Tax Break for New Naperville Supercenter

City unanimously approves tax incentive, which allows for retailer to relocate and develop a new 170,000 square-foot Walmart Supercenter near 75th Street and Beebe Drive.

Naperville City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday night to adopt a resolution that will give Walmart a sales tax incentive to relocate within the city. Under the incentive, Walmart receives a sales tax rebate of $1.75 million over the course of 10 years. This would allow the retailer to close their current Naperville location, 776 S. Route 59, to develop a new 170,000 square-foot Walmart Supercenter at the southeast corner of 75th Street and Beebe Drive. The proposed supercenter will be 50,000 square-feet larger and will also include a grocery. City Council members said approving the resolution was necessary to keep Walmart in Naperville as the retailer had plans to move their new store to Aurora if they did not receive the sales …

Jo Naperville

10:04 am on Tuesday, September 11, 2012

The William Ayers that Obama was palling around with while he was still in Chicago? "...a special investigations unit composed of Drew Griffin and Kathleen Johnston from CNN looked into the Ayers story and concluded that "the relationship between Obama and Ayers went deeper, ran longer and was more political than Obama -- and his surrogates." "Obama praised Ayers' book...." yet I see Obama 2012 …   more ›

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