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This rendering shows the archway monument which will welcome visitors to downtown Henderson. The project is scheduled to be completed in early 2019.
Monday, Jan. 14, 2019 | 7:46 a.m.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. — Documents show the Chicago suburb of Naperville and the city of Henderson, Nevada, have come to a resolution over use of the trademarked term "Water Street District."
The Naperville Sun reports the Naperville City Council is set Tuesday to approve a resolution settling the dispute. Naperville will no longer use the term "Water Street District" to describe a downtown development.
Officials in the Nevada city sent Naperville officials a 2017 letter saying it "owns exclusive, nationwide rights" to the name. The letter said Naperville's use was unauthorized and violated Henderson's trademark. Henderson threatened litigation unless the cities came to a resolution.
Under the resolution, Naperville won't use the term on maps and won't put it on items like hats, shirts, bags, mugs or key chains.
