The Spring Valley Civic Association was established in the early 1960’s along with separately
operating garden and pool clubs. The purpose of the associations has always been to provide a
clean, pleasant, well-maintained, and well-run community. After many years of operation, in
2002 the Spring Valley Civic Association became a registered entity with the office of the
Georgia Secretary of State.

The garden club tended to the front entrance, hosted flower shows, and gatherings for members
of the club. In 1967 the garden club donated funds for the Spring Valley Road entrance and
adorned it with the bronze plaque that resides there today.

At the same time, builders P-N and S Construction Company established the Spring Valley Pool
Club which allowed neighbors to buy into the pool, tennis court, and land with a membership fee
and annual dues. The pool club was capped at 150 members, and there was often a waiting list.
After successfully operating for 48 years, in 2008 declining membership threatened the
sustainability of the amenities. The pool club’s shareholders decided to transfer
ownership of the pool, tennis courts, and land to the Association for $1 to secure these valued
amenities for the entire community and ensure their preservation for future generations.
Today, Spring Valley stands as a testament to neighborly commitment and shared responsibility.
Our amenities, green spaces, and strong sense of identity exist because residents, past and
present, chose to invest in something larger than themselves. Their legacy continues in every
community gathering, every swim season, and every new family who calls Spring Valley home.