A village shaped by its streets
Grand Avenue and the village center are important parts of River Grove’s identity. Redevelopment plans connect questions about storefronts, housing, public space and the way people move through the community. A useful plan considers how a site fits its surroundings as well as what happens within the property boundary.
Reading a redevelopment proposal
Look at the site layout, neighboring uses, access points, pedestrian connections, landscaping and parking arrangements. A concept drawing communicates an idea; it does not by itself establish an approved use or a construction schedule.
Zoning and building information
Planning material for River Grove has addressed residential and commercial districts, site development, parking, signs, landscaping and application procedures. For the applicable text and maps, begin with the official Village Code page. Building and permit questions should be directed to the Building Department.
Property-specific decisions depend on the proposal and its location. Check the current application requirements with the village before submitting plans or starting work.
