The Building Department is charged with maintaining the safety, welfare, and superior quality of Hunting Valley's structures. The Building Department consists of state-certified inspectors and support staff capable of handling all types of issues from renovations to new construction. The department issues new construction and renovation permits as well as all mechanical permits and performs Residential Property Maintenance and Pre-Sale Home Inspections.
The Building Department also provides Planning and Zoning support for current and long-range studies, including Zoning Code Modifications, Open Space Studies, and Home Site Development. It is charged with preserving the aesthetic quality and character of the Village of Hunting Valley.
NEWS & EVENTS
Recycle Event July 18 & 19
Hunting Valley Summer of 2025 Recycling Update
Day Time Event
Friday 7/18 8am - 3pm Special collection drop-off (see below list)
Saturday 7/19 9am - 2pm Special collection drop-off
10am – 1pm Shredding at Service Center
10am – 11am Master Planning review to gather resident input (including refreshments)
11am CVG fiber optics Representative answers questions
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Special Collection Drop-off Items
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Household hazardous waste Latex and oil-based Paint
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Latex and oil-based paint
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Scrap Metal (appliances)
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Fire extinguishers
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Campaign Signs
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Holiday Lights
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Propane Tanks
Household hazardous waste must be in original containers and clearly labeled
This event is a great opportunity for residents to conveniently and safely dispose of various, possibly dangerous, items cluttering our home, and give items a “second life” as a valuable commodity. Last year, 50 households participated (~20%) in our second Special Collection. We successfully gathered 11,000 pounds (~10% of total recycling). We also enjoyed ice cream while learning more about recycling.
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2,000 pounds of latex paint
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1,397 pounds of hazardous waste
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3,400 pounds of shredding
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1.5 pallets of electronics
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3,160 pounds of scrap metal worth $170
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Many TVs, bulbs and fire extinguishers
This year, we will also take advantage of our recycling event to gather your input for an updated Hunting Valley’s Master Plan. The Strategic Plan written in 2023 provides the foundation for the Master Plan.
As a result of these efforts and your ongoing involvement, our recycling rate improved again to 20.6% from 19.8% (excluding organics), keeping us in the top 10% of all Cuyahoga County communities! All that said, our neighbors still outperform us by 4%, so we know we can do even better!
Special thanks to the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District for their expertise and funding many elements of this event and our program! We also wish to thank NOPEC for refreshments for the events.
Please contact Vic at 440-247-6106 if you can’t attend but have items to drop off or need help with big items.
Please keep this newsletter for reference.It’s a lot to digest!
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