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Notices

Notice of ADA Coordinator

ADA Coordinator for Programs/Services

Pursuant to Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Illinois Human Rights Act, the City of Spring Valley does not discriminate in employment, programs or services on the basis of disability. The City complies with provisions of the ADA requiring that all programs, services and activities are readily accessible to and usable by qualified individuals with disabilities. The grievance procedures are available from the Spring Valley City Clerk. They include the requirement for any grievance or complaint be filed in writing with the clerk 7 or more days prior to hearing and that the hearing will be held before the Spring Valley City Council.

The City of Spring Valley is an equal opportunity provider and employee.

Property Owners’ Sidewalk Construction Reimbursement Program

It is the intention of the City of Spring Valley to encourage the construction, replacement and maintenance of sidewalks through the City of Spring Valley.  This can best be accomplished with a joint effort between the city and the property owner working together.

For more information or an emergency replacement, please contact the City Clerk’s Office: 815.664.4221 or the Building Inspector: 815.664.2785.

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Sidewalk Construction Application

March 21, 2022

in Permits Forms and Registrations

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Street Light Notification

Residents wishing to notify us of a street light that is not working, please contact the City Clerk’s Office:815. 664-4221 or the Non-Emergency Police: 815.663.2351. 

State Highway Sign Posting Notice

Please be advised that only permitted signage, controlled by the State of Illinois, may be erected along the right-of-way of state highways and intersections. This pertains to Route 6 (Dakota Street), Route 89 (Spalding Street) and Route 29 within Spring Valley city limits. This includes, but not limited to, garage sale notices, campaign signs and event/fundraising activity banners and placards.
If a sign is erected without a state permit the sign is illegal and must be removed (at the owner’s expense).