The Village Board of Homer Glen, Illinois, voted 4-0 to oppose a state affordable housing proposal brought forth by Gov. JB Pritzker. The proposal, which could include statewide zoning standards, minimum lot sizes, mandates for increased residential density allowances, legalization of accessory dwelling units and limitations on minimum parking requirements, could change the village's character. If implemented, the village may not be able to maintain its rural feel and promote low-denial housing. Critics argue that the proposed state legislation will increase property values, strain schools, police and fire services, and create traffic problems. The village also approved a Dunkin' to be built on land near the Speedway gas station.