Welcome to the West Urbana Neighborhood Association (WUNA).

Our mission is to preserve the residential integrity of the neighborhood, while continuing to welcome a diverse mix of residents to its lovely, quiet, tree-lined streets. WUNA seeks to maintain and enhance the neighborhood's friendly, attractive, and safe environment that is within walking distance of downtown, campus, and excellent schools.

WUNA is a grassroots, volunteer organization. Its listserv, which is also maintained by volunteers for the neighborhood benefit, is an excellent forum for neighbors who wish to discuss items of interest. In no way does it reflect the beliefs of the membership as a whole or the WUNA Steering Committee. We welcome your involvement.

West Urbana Special Parking Zone Holiday Parking Policies

http://urbanaillinois.us/sites/default/files/attachments/holiday-parking-3-3-zone-2011.pdf

Urbana's 100 Most Important Building

http://urbanaillinois.us/sites/default/files/attachments/the100mostimportant-final-rfs.pdf
The results are in. Using your nominations, the Urbana Historic Preservation Commission has finalized a list of the 100 Most Significant Buildings in Urbana. The buildings range from a modest cottage built around 1850 to a house with an uncanny likeness to a UFO built in 1954 for a jazz musician; from a bungalow that was ordered out of a Sears catalogue circa 1920 to the mansions of some of Urbana’s founding fathers. The list includes many of the historic buildings in our downtown—the library, the county courthouse, and many of the buildings on the 100-block of West Main Street—as well as many of the impressive fraternities and sororities that were typically built prior to World War II in eclectic styles and designed by well-known architects.

Contacting Urbana Planning Commission and/or Urbana School Board members

http://urbanaillinois.us/boards/plan-commission - Urbana Planning Commission
http://usd116.org/index.php/district/school-board/ Urbana School Board

The West Urbana neighborhood was named by the American Planning Association one of the ten great neighborhoods in the U.S.A. because of its character, livability, and positive community feeling.

Thanks to these businesses for their contribution to the Historic West Urbana Street Sign Project