A Dunkin' Go coffee shop is being proposed for a vacant parcel at the southwest corner of Diehl Road and Route 59 in Naperville.
The city's planning and zoning commission gave its unanimous recommendation to the business that would be located at 1671 N. Route 59 on the southwest corner of Diehl Road and Route 59.
"Both are doing extremely well right now," Patel said."We're very happy with having two Dunkin' Donuts in Naperville." Patel requested a reduction from 11 spaces to eight, with some of the parking dedicated to a maximum of three employees at any given time. The site layout provides capacity for 14 to 18 cars stacked at the drive-through, which exceeds city code requirements.
"This site is very small compared to the other commercial lots in the city," said project architect Hemal Purohit."Probably one of the smallest commercial lots that the city has in this corridor."
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