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Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Downers Grove Village Council Council Meeting
The Council meeting included the issuance of two proclamations: one designating October as Arts DuPage month and another recognizing the 40th anniversary of the Community Adult Day Center. The Council also heard public comments regarding traffic safety concerns and sightline issues at the Marquee on Maple Condominium Association's driveway, as well as testimony from a childcare provider regarding updates to local licensing ordinances.
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The Council meeting involved several key items, including the appointment of an acting mayor and the issuance of proclamations for National Code Compliance Month, National Community Planning Month, and Fire Prevention Week. Action was taken to approve an annexation agreement for 5726 Lamond Avenue, a special use permit for an automobile dealership at 2100 Ogden Avenue, and a sales tax rebate agreement with Rivian LLC. Additionally, the Council held first readings on a zoning map amendment for 5412 Carpenter Street regarding lot consolidation, and a planned unit development amendment and special use permit for a residential density increase at 5120 Forest Avenue.
Sep 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Village of Downers Grove Council Meeting
The meeting featured the proclamation of September as the month for suicide prevention and the national month for fighting hunger within the community. The council also approved a proposal to allow electronic participation for council members during meetings. Additionally, public comments were heard regarding maintenance issues, garbage accumulation, and accessibility concerns at a local park.
Oct 14, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Village of Downers Grove Report for the Village Council Meeting
The Village Council is considering the establishment of Special Service Area (SSA) #14 for the Talon Preserve Subdivision. This SSA would serve as a safeguard to maintain the subdivision's common detention areas if the homeowners' association fails to do so. The SSA would allow the Village to levy a special tax on property owners for the maintenance of common areas, with a proposed maximum annual rate not exceeding 3% of the property's equalized Assessed Value (EAV). A public hearing is scheduled to consider the creation of the SSA, and notices will be published and mailed to property owners within the proposed area.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
