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Stormwater Improvement Cost Share Policy Revision 2026

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The document outlines a proposed revision to the Village of Downers Grove's policy on stormwater improvement cost sharing, aimed at enhancing public/private partnerships for addressing drainage issues. Key changes include increasing the maximum village contribution per project from $1,000 to $1,500 per household and allowing for more comprehensive solutions beyond single-lot drainage. The revisions are intended to encourage greater participation in the program, streamline processes, and improve neighborhood drainage conditions while aligning with the village's strategic goals for infrastructure.

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Begin by filling out the 'Project Applicant' section with your name and contact information. Ensure accuracy as this will be used for all correspondence.
In the 'Property Owner' sections, list all property owners involved in the project. Each owner must sign to verify that a drainage problem exists on their property.
Attach a proposed drainage improvement plan along with your application. This is crucial for demonstrating how you intend to address the drainage issue.
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