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Romeoville Village Board hears plan for 7-unit retail building

Romeoville Village Board on Wednesday reviewed a concept plan for a 11,254-square-foot retail building on the northwest corner of Weber and Renwick roads. (Shaw Media)

By Denise M. Baran-Unland

The village of Romeoville could gain more new businesses if a new seven-unit retail building is approved.

The Romeoville village board reviewed a concept plan on Wednesday for an 11,254-square-foot retail building on the northwest corner of Weber and Renwick roads.

The retail building would contain space for seven tenants “with access to the building coming from the road that already connects McDonalds, Romeoville Toyota and the Springs at Weber Road,” according to the release.

On Wednesday evening, a concept plan to build a 11,254 square foot, seven-unit retail building on the northwest corner of Weber Road and Renwick Road went before the Romeoville village board.

On Wednesday evening, a concept plan to build a 11,254 square foot, seven-unit retail building on the northwest corner of Weber Road and Renwick Road went before the Romeoville village board. (Graphic provided by the village of Romeoville)

The new retail space would include 83 parking spots, and one unit would also have a drive-thru and outdoor patio.

The final concept will be revised and re-presented following the village board’s input and approval.

Construction could possibly begin this summer.

We welcome news about business developments in our communities. We appreciate hearing about local business comings and goings, new hours, expansions, and milestones in the Joliet area. If you have a tip to share for Eyes on Enterprise, email news@theherald-news.com.

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Denise Unland

Denise M. Baran-Unland

Denise M. Baran-Unland is the features editor for The Herald-News in Joliet. She covers a variety of human interest stories. She also writes the long-time weekly tribute feature “An Extraordinary Life about local people who have died. She studied journalism at the College of St. Francis in Joliet, now the University of St. Francis.