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Lombard · 155.404

Conservation Recreation District requirements

Summary

This section outlines the purpose, permitted uses, conditional uses, and minimum dimensional requirements for the Conservation Recreation (CR) District in Lombard. It aims to provide open-space uses and public recreational facilities.

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Purpose statement. The CR District is intended to provide for the location of public parks, forest preserves, wildlife reservations and ecological sanctuaries and other open-space uses or resources to serve the needs of the citizens of the Village of Lombard. (B) Permitted uses. The following uses shall be permitted in the CR District: (1) Botanical gardens and arboretums. (2) Golf courses, tennis courts, and similar open recreational activities. (3) Parks and playgrounds. (4) Schools, public, full-time: Elementary, middle...this Chapter, the following conditional uses may be allowed: (1) Cemeteries, including associated cemetery chapel, maintenance, administration, and detention facilities. (2) Colleges and universities. (3) Cultural facilities/institutions. (4) Day care centers. (5) Nurseries, for the growing and sale of trees and shrubbery. (6) Planned developments in conformance with § 155.500 of this Chapter. (7) Public recreational and social facilities, as defined in the R1 District. (8) Public utility and governmental service uses. (9) Schools, private, full-time: Elementary, middle, and high

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Lake Forest · 159.109

B-1 Neighborhood Business District

Summary

This section establishes the purpose and conditions for the B-1 Neighborhood Business District, focusing on small retail and service businesses that cater to local residential needs. It outlines regulations for indoor and outdoor operations, including screening requirements for storage and limitations on outdoor uses affecting circulation and parking.

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produced; (2) All business, servicing, processing and storage shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings, except for the following: outdoor dining, produce or flower markets, the sale of gasoline, the sale of items of a seasonal nature including Christmas trees, bedding plants and small shrubs when authorized by a certificate of zoning compliance; (3) Outdoor storage is permitted only when it is screened from view. The required screening may be fencing, landscaping or walls, and must be of sufficient height...customers at various times, the location of customer parking and information on valet parking if provided or required, must be submitted for review and approval. (c) 1. The review and approval process of the Building Review Board or Historic Preservation Commission must be completed. The approval must include all required elements including, new construction, storefront alterations, additions, demolitions, screening of mechanical equipment. 2. Approval of landscaping, awnings, lighting and signage by the appropriate Board or Commission must occur prior

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Prospect Heights · 4.2.2

Additions And Amendments To Code

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This section details amendments to the International Residential Code for Prospect Heights, outlining general rules for superseding ordinances, conflict resolution, permit requirements, and penalties for non-compliance.

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short period of time while they are placing concrete or delivering materials. e) Tree Protection: Tree protection for new homes shall be kept in place and properly constructed at all times. The contractor may be required to install tree protection, when deemed necessary by the building official, for home "additions". f) Storage of materials: Do not place or store materials on the public parkway. g) Dumpster Required: Provide a dumpster for all trash and discarded building materials, or keep...filled post holes which are 42 inches below grade. The wood posts shall be securely anchored with metal post base anchors which are embedded in the concrete or mechanically fastened to the concrete, with expansion bolts. R-504 Pressure Preservatively Treated - Wood Floors (On Ground) Treated wood floors on the ground shall not be permitted. Delete this section in its entirety. R-506 Concrete Floors (On Ground) Concrete slab-on-ground floors shall be minimum of 4" thick over

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Libertyville · 7.87

Landscape and site treatment

Summary

This section outlines comprehensive landscaping and site treatment requirements for developments in Libertyville. It emphasizes preserving natural topography, incorporating functional landscaping for drainage and energy conservation, enhancing architectural features, and using native or hardy plant materials. The section also details requirements for parking area landscaping, protection of plantings, and screening effectiveness.

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Where natural or existing topographic patterns contribute to beauty and utility of a development, they shall be preserved and enhanced. Modification to topography will be permitted where it contributes to good appearance. (b) Each landscape plan shall address the functional aspects of landscaping such as drainage, erosion prevention, wind barriers, provisions for shade, energy conservation, sound absorption, dust abatement and reduction of glare. (c) Landscape treatment shall be provided to enhance architectural features, strengthen vistas and important axes...ultimate growth. Plants that are indigenous to the area and others that will be hardy, harmonious to the design, and of attractive appearance shall be used. (f) Parking areas and related trafficways shall be enhanced with landscaped areas, including trees or tree groupings. (g) In locations where plants will be susceptible to injury by pedestrian or motor traffic, they shall be protected by appropriate curbs, tree guards, or other devices. (h) Where building sites limit planting, the placement of approved

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Lake Bluff · 10.15.6

Application Requirements

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This section outlines the minimum data and informational requirements for applications related to Planned Mixed-Use Developments (PMDs) in Lake Bluff. It details mandatory information for all applications and additional requirements for Development Concept Plan approvals.

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depth to ground water unless test pits are dry at a depth of five feet (5'). g. Other Conditions On The Tract: Watercourses, floodplains, wetland delineations, marshes, rock outcrop, wooded areas, protected trees as designated in the Village's tree protection regulations at section 10-11-4 of this title, houses, barns, accessory buildings and other significant features, and any Federal, State or other non-Village permits required for the PMD. h. Other Conditions On Adjacent Land: Approximate direction...corporation or entity established for the purpose of benefiting the owners of the PMD or retained by the developer with legally binding guarantees, in a form approved by the Village Attorney, that the common open space will be permanently preserved as open area. All land conveyed to a not-for-profit corporation or like entity shall be subject to the right of said corporation to impose a legally enforceable lien for maintenance and improvement of the common open space

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Waukegan · 7.03

Conservation and Cluster Subdivision Design

Summary

This section outlines requirements and options for conservation and cluster subdivision designs in Waukegan. Conservation subdivision design is mandatory if significant natural resources constitute 20% or more of the land, while cluster subdivision design is an optional process.

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Cluster subdivision design is a process that allows for groupings of smaller lots that do not increase the overall density of a development as compared to conventional subdivision layout. Cluster subdivision design is intended to promote environmentally sensitive development, preserve common open space, and achieve a balance between well-designed neighborhoods and natural resource protection. Cluster subdivision design may be restricted to certain zoning districts. Figure 7.03-1 Standard Development Compared to Conservation and Cluster Subdivision Design Standard Development Conservation...submission of the preliminary plat. Significant natural resources that must be included in the conservation features inventory include, but are not limited to, water bodies, floodplains, wetlands, remnant prairies, sensitive aquifer recharge areas, and oak groves, heritage trees, savannas, forests, and threatened or endangered species of flora and fauna located on the subject property. C. Conservation Subdivision Design Standards. 1. Location. Conservation subdivisions are permitted in the R1, R2, R3, L1, L2, and L3 Districts. 2. Density. A conservation subdivision

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University Park · 1280.06

Enforcement

Summary

This section outlines the process for granting exceptions to soil erosion and sediment control requirements for development permits. It details the application procedure, the findings required by the Plan Commission, and the public hearing process conducted by the Village Board of Trustees.

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such physical conditions or is subject to such title limitations of record, that it is impossible or impractical for the applicant to comply with all of the requirements of this chapter; B. That the exception is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of a substantial property right of the applicant; and C. That the granting of the exception will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property in the vicinity of the subject property. (2) Each...restoration. (d) Separability. The provisions and sections of this chapter shall be deemed to be separable, and the invalidity of any portion of this chapter shall not affect the validity of the remainder. (e) In order to assure proper tree and tree waste removal and to provide for the safety of persons and property, no person shall remove or intentionally destroy any standing tree, whether living or dead, having a trunk diameter in excess of six (6) inches without first

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Merrionette Park · 150.13

Exterior premises conditions

Summary

This section outlines the owner's responsibility to maintain premises in a clean, safe, secure, and sanitary condition. It addresses requirements for vacant structures, litter, refuse containers, grading, drainage, and downspout/gutter/sump pump discharge to prevent blight and protect public health and welfare.

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stumps, roots and obnoxious growths which have rotted or are in a deteriorating condition. (7) Promptly remove and discard dead and dying trees or other unnatural growths which have rotted or are in a deteriorating condition. (8) Trim all trees, shrubs and other plantings so as to avoid interference with or obstruction to persons or vehicles passing on public ways, easements or adjoining private property. (I) Exhaust vents. A person shall not construct, maintain or operate pipes, ducts, conductors, fans...rips or missing members. All fences shall be constructed of sturdy, permanent material and be supported by rigid permanent supports. The owner/operator shall protect all wood fence materials, except decay-resistant woods, against decay by using paint or other preservative materials. (K) Motor vehicles/boats. (1) Inoperable motor vehicles or parts thereof shall not be stored, except in a closed garage, on any residential premises not permitted to remain in a state of major disassembly, stripped and/or dismantled, for a period

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Mettawa · Section 15.703. Use Standards.

Summary

This section outlines specific use standards for various land uses in Mettawa, including detailed regulations for adult uses, office and light industrial parks, and places of public assembly.

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applicable federal laws and regulations. c. Wireless telecommunications facilities and radio/television towers as an accessory use when either: i. It is located in a wooded area and is camouflaged to appear to be a tree similar to other trees in such wooded area. ii. It is directly affixed to an existing building and the height of the radio and/or television tower and/or other transmitting and receiving equipment or personal wireless telecommunication facility does not exceed ten feet above the roof...must be compatible architecturally with adjacent buildings and land uses or otherwise integrated, through location and design, to blend in with existing characteristics of the site to the extent practical. Site location and erection of towers and facilities must preserve the pre-existing character of the site as much as possible. Existing vegetation must be preserved or improved, and disturbance of the existing topography of the site must be minimized, unless such disturbance will result in less visual impact

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Schiller Park · 119.002

Rules And Definitions

Summary

This section outlines general rules of construction for interpreting the ordinance's text and provides definitions for specific terms, including "ADULTERATED" food and "ALTERNATIVE NICOTINE PRODUCT."

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valuable packages of goods and money. FLORIST and/or NURSERY. A place where trees (including Christmas trees), shrubs, vines, flowers, etc. are propagated for transplanting or for use, as stocks for grafting and/or a place where trees (including Christmas trees), shrubs, vines, flowers, etc. are maintained for sale at retail or wholesale or both. FOOD. Any raw, cooked, or processed edible substance, ice, beverage or ingredient used or intended for use or for sale in whole or in part for human...circulation is used (with a tolerance of -15° C (5° F)) for either type of cooling for 12 hours after fresh food is put in the facility for freezing. FROZEN FOODS. Any food or food product which has been preserved by freezing, subjected to a process of refrigeration sufficient to reduce every portion to -18º C (0º F) or lower. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. A person whose business is to prepare the dead for burial and manage funerals. GARAGE. A building

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Lemont · 17.04.160

DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES

Summary

This section outlines regulations related to the demolition of structures in Lemont. It mandates the installation of sidewalks and parkway trees for lots in Residential Districts, requiring either immediate installation or financial security for future installation before building or occupancy permits are issued. It also notes that specific demolition rules apply to historic landmarks and districts.

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Title 15 of the Municipal Code governs demolition of structures. Additionally, Article III (Historic Preservation) of this ordinance governs demolition of buildings that have been dedicated as federal, state, or Village landmarks, or structures within a Village historic district. A. Sidewalks required. All lots located in a Residential District as described in Section 17.05.010 of the Village Code shall have a sidewalk running parallel to any street adjacent to the lot in accordance with Section 17.26.110.D. No building permit...financial security, in an amount to be determined by the Village, to guarantee the installation of the sidewalks within one hundred eighty (180) days of the issuance of the building permit or occupancy permit, whichever is applicable. B. Parkway trees required. All lots in a Residential District as described in Section 17.05.010 of the Village Code shall have trees planted in any parkway adjacent to or comprising a part of the lot in accordance with Section 17.020.050. No building permit

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Aurora · 49.108.6

"B-B" Business-Boulevard District

Summary

This section establishes the "B-B" Business-Boulevard District and outlines its intent to integrate residential, commercial, office, and industrial development. It specifies permitted land uses within this district to balance commercial benefits with minimizing negative impacts on traffic, safety, land uses, and community aesthetics.

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parking spaces shall be separated from the rear lot line by a buffer strip not less than six (6) feet in width. This buffer strip shall be screened and properly maintained with dense planting of shrubs and trees of not less than five (5) feet in height. (3) No parking may be permitted in a required front yard, a side yard or category yard. (viii) Building, Dwelling and Structure Standards. (1) Exterior construction standards for multiple-family construction...general welfare. (5) The planned unit design will make the site more compatible with surrounding properties. (6) The planned unit design incorporates into the development generous open spaces and recreational and aesthetic amenities. (7) The planned unit design preserves worthwhile existing natural site qualities and features. (8) The planned unit design maximizes pedestrian and vehicular circulation ease. (9) The planned unit design maximizes safety on and near the site. (ii) Procedures: Procedure for approval of a residential planned unit development

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Lake Forest · 159.111

B-2 Community Commercial Business District

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and conditions for uses within the B-2 Community Commercial Business District, emphasizing retail, service, and multi-family residential development with on-site parking and specific regulations for outdoor activities.

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storage shall be conducted within completely enclosed buildings, except for the following: outdoor dining, produce or flower markets, the sale of new or used automobiles, the sale of gasoline, the sale of items of a seasonal nature including Christmas trees, bedding plants and small shrubs when authorized by a certificate of zoning compliance; (2) Outdoor storage is permitted only when it is screened from view. The required screening may be fencing, landscaping or walls and must be of sufficient height...customers at various times, the location of customer parking, and information on valet parking if provided or required, must be submitted for review and approval. (c) 1. The review and approval process of the Building Review Board or Historic Preservation Commission must be completed. The approval must include all required elements including new construction, storefront alterations, additions, demolitions, screening of mechanical equipment and trash enclosures. 2. Approval of landscaping, awnings, lighting and signage by the appropriate Board or Commission must

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Mettawa · Section 15.1107. Site Plan Review.

Summary

This section establishes the site plan review process in Mettawa, outlining its purpose, authority, applicability, procedure, and general review standards. The process aims to ensure orderly, harmonious, and safe development consistent with the Village's Comprehensive Plan.

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forms of planting and vegetation, ground forms, rock groupings, water patterns, and all visible construction except buildings and utility structures. a. Where natural or existing topographic patterns contribute to the beauty and utility of a development, they must be preserved and developed. Modification to topography will be permitted where it contributes to good appearance. b. Grades of walks, parking spaces, terraces, and other paved areas must provide an inviting and stable appearance for walking and, if seating is provided...design, and of good appearance must be used. f. Plant materials cannot be located where they will be susceptible to injury by pedestrian or motor traffic. g. Parking areas and traffic ways must be enhanced with landscaped spaces containing trees or tree groupings. Shrubs may be used only where they will not obscure vision and will not require excessive maintenance. h. Exterior lighting, when used, must enhance the landscape adjacent to any permanent identification sign or, in the case

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Bellwood · 101.10

Minimum Standards; General Maintenance Requirements

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This section outlines minimum maintenance standards for properties in Bellwood, referencing the International Property Maintenance Code and specific village requirements. It details criteria for structural integrity, sanitary conditions, functional use, and exterior maintenance including street numbers, structural members, foundation walls, and exterior walls.

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Trees to be pruned to prevent injury from limbs, etc. where they may obstruct public walkways. Dead or dying trees or limbs on private property to be removed. Tree, bush and weed growth within fences shall be removed. Existing tree stumps shall be removed. (7) Accessory structures including garages, sheds, gazebos, pergolas, monuments, and athletic areas are to be properly maintained. Village standard requires all accessory structures including fences and sheds to be maintained in good condition. Accessory structures...being properly attached to jamb as intended by the manufacturer of the hardware. (5) Property is properly secured and or boarded. Vacant property to be secured to prevent entry using approved means and methods as prescribed by the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance. (F) Interior dwelling unit. (1) Kitchen sink is fully operable. Sink to be supplied with both hot and cold water. Drains to be free from leaks. (2) Sufficient food storage area present. Minimum requirements are for open shelving. Cabinets

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Lockport · 156.003

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used in the Lockport municipal code, particularly for zoning and land use interpretation. It establishes how definitions are to be applied and references Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary for undefined terms.

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definition, an ANTIQUE SHOP is not considered a “secondhand retail store”. APPURTENANCE. The visible, functional or ornamental objects accessory to and part of a building, structure or vehicle. ARBOR. An accessory structure with sides and a roof formed by trees or climbing plants trained over a wooden framework. ARTS AND CRAFTS STUDIO AND GALLERY. A building or structure designed for instruction in the arts (i.e., music instruction, art school and other similar uses), art galleries, and other similar uses. ARTS...exterior of a building, generally for the purposes of decoration or artistic expression, including but not limited to painting, fresco or mosaic. MUSEUM OR CULTURAL FACILITY. Special purpose art, entertainment or recreational establishments. A building, structure or site that preserves or exhibits objects, sites and natural wonders of historic, cultural or educational value. This definition includes, but is not limited to, public and private museums, historical sites, zoos, botanical gardens, arboreta, historical or archeological institutions, and other similar establishments. NONCONFORMING

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Mettawa · Section 15.203. Definition Of General Terms.

Summary

This section provides definitions for general terms used throughout the Mettawa zoning ordinance, excluding specific use definitions which are located in Article 7.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mettawa, Lake County, Illinois. BLOCK. See Section 15.204. BLOCKFACE. See Section 15.204. BOTANICAL GARDEN. See Section 15.704. BUFFER YARD. An area within a property containing trees, shrubs, fences, walls, and berms, or any combination thereof, used to visually separate or screen the use of one property from another property, or to block noise, artificial light or other potential nuisances. BUILDING. A structure entirely enclosed with at least...CANDLE. The illumination in all points one foot distant from a uniform light source of one candle power. FOOTPRINT. The specific area depicted upon a perimeter site plan which demonstrates the exact boundaries of structures, existing or proposed. FOREST PRESERVE. See Section 15.704. FRONTAGE. The portion of a lot or parcel of property extending along a street or right-of-way. GARAGE. A structure, either attached or detached, designed and/or used for the parking and storage of vehicles. A detached

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Lansing · 56.456

Definitions; generic use terms; rules of construction

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used throughout the chapter, including 'abandonment', 'abut', 'accessory building', 'accessory structure or use', 'addition or expansion', and 'adult uses'. It outlines specific criteria for defining these terms to ensure consistent interpretation.

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measurement shall be taken at six inches above the ground level. For trees greater than four inches in diameter up to and including 12 inches, the caliper measurement must be taken at 12 inches above the ground level. For trees greater than 12 inches in diameter, the trunk is measured at breast height which is 4½ feet above the ground level. Canopy means a structure other than an awning, made of cloth or metal, with metal frames attached...parking of one motor vehicle and is accessible to and from a street or other public right-of-way. Parks/playgrounds includes, but is not limited to, public and private open space, parks, botanical gardens, arboretums, and forest preserve property, which may be improved with such amenities for passive recreation such as trails, gardens, benches and play equipment. "Parks/Playgrounds" shall not include active, outdoor recreation facilities. Particulate matter means dust, smoke or any other form of airborne pollution in the form

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Glenview · 54.85

Evaluation criteria

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This section outlines the evaluation criteria for site plan reviews, ensuring proposed developments align with the Village's comprehensive plan and other policy documents. It details requirements for building location, scale, open space preservation, and landscaping.

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proposed building must be appropriate to the site, location and function of the site. The building scale must promote harmonious transitions to adjacent developments and land uses. (3) Open space. The proposed development should be designed to maximize the preservation of natural site features, including vegetation, drainage and topography. The landscape treatment of exterior open spaces should enhance the quality of the project and create a desirable and functional environment for patrons, visitors and occupants. Stormwater detention facilities should...zoning. (4) Landscaping:. Landscape design shall provide an aesthetically pleasing design, create a logical transition to adjoining development, screen incompatible uses, screen unsightly activities from public view and break up large expanses of asphalt with plant materials. Existing mature trees and shrubs should be maintained to the maximum extent practicable. Plant materials shall be selected so as to withstand the Village's climatic conditions and the specific constraints imposed by adjacent functions. (5) Graphics and signage. Signs and other site

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Hawthorn Woods · 9.5A-3

Special Uses

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This section outlines specific uses permitted within the R-1 One-Family Residence District of Hawthorn Woods, requiring a special use permit. It details conditions for operating daycare homes, including licensing, operational hours, insurance, and proximity to other daycare homes.

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this article, provided that such lot was platted prior to March 10, 1958. Parks, forest preserves and recreational areas of more than five (5) acres, when publicly owned and operated 1 , provided: A. In order to preserve open space, no more than one soccer, baseball or football field per ten (10) acres of land, one basketball court per one and one-half (1 1 / 2 ) acres or one tennis court per two (2) acres shall be permitted on the premises...this section shall apply. F. The perimeter of the premises shall contain sufficient landscaping and berming so as to provide seventy five percent (75%) opacity from all adjacent property. Such landscaping shall, at a minimum, provide for one coniferous tree of a minimum height of ten feet (10') every fifteen feet (15'). In addition, the applicant shall comply with all other requirements set forth in chapter 17 of this title, including, but not limited to, filing a landscape plan with

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Elburn · 624.02

Garbage, Refuse And Ashes; Open Burning; Compost Structures

Summary

This section of the Elburn municipal code defines terms related to waste and prohibits open burning of various materials within the village. Exceptions to the open burning prohibition include fires for public safety, specific land management purposes, recreational fires, and fires for cooking food in contained devices.

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bush trimmings, branches, twigs, and trunks. “Yard waste” does not include waste generated by the clearing of entire parcels of land. 2. Open Burning Prohibited . The open burning of yards and fields, herbage, shrubbery, leaves, grass, brush, trimmings from trees, bushes, landscape waste, wood, paper, garbage, refuse, yard waste or other combustible material on any property, public or private, from any source whatsoever, within the Village, is unlawful and is hereby prohibited, with the following exceptions: a. Fires...Nutshells; (14) Sawdust; (15) Tea bags; and (16) Yard trimmings. (iii) The following materials shall not be allowed in any such compost structure, including, but not limited to: (1) Construction and demolition debris, except sawdust; (2) Metal items; (3) Preservative-treated wood products; (4) Petroleum products (gasoline, motor oil, paints, or solvents); (5) Pesticides or herbicides (except that which is already conveyed as part of the organic materials described above); (6) Fish or animal feces; (7) Fish or animal carcasses

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Palos Park · 1274.05

Commercial Planned Development Regulations.

Summary

This section establishes regulations for Commercial Planned Developments in Palos Park, encouraging innovative architectural design and efficient land use beyond standard zoning requirements. It aims to foster creative development, preserve natural features, and promote harmonious integration with surrounding areas.

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planned development is intended to permit and encourage such flexibility and to accomplish the following purposes: A. To stimulate creative approaches to the commercial and commercial/mixed-use development of land. B. To provide more efficient use of land. C. To preserve natural features and provide open space areas and recreation areas in excess of that required under existing zoning regulations. D. To develop new approaches to the living environment through variety in type, design and layout of buildings, transportation systems...consumption within the commercial planned development and, to the extent feasible, the applicant will be encouraged to obtain Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for the project. G. Landscape conservation and visual enhancement. The existing landscape and trees in a commercial planned development shall be conserved and enhanced, insofar as feasible, by minimizing tree and soil removal, and the conservation of special landscape features such as streams, ponds, groves and land forms. The addition or use of larger

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Sandwich · 62.3

Containers and dumpsters

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This ordinance mandates that property owners provide and maintain adequate containers for garbage, paper, and rubbish. It specifies placement, timing, and security requirements for garbage containers and bags, and assigns cleanup responsibilities.

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garbage or miscellaneous items for disposal shall not be placed on the tree bank or curbing for pickup prior to 12:00 noon of the day prior to scheduled pickup, and empty containers shall be removed from such tree bank or curbing not later than 12:00 noon on the day following such pickup of garbage. The adult occupants of the residence property on which any violation occurs shall be deemed responsible for any violation of this section. (c) Cleanup...serving buildings in use prior to the adoption of this section in the industrial districts or in the commercial districts if the dumpster is located more than 500 feet from the nearest residential district land, school land, county forest preserve district land, or parkland boundary. (3) Disinfection of facilities. All containers used for the deposit of putrescible waste shall be cleaned or disinfected by the resident of the dwelling to whom the container is assigned as often

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Woodridge · 9.6.2

Planning Documents And Procedures

Summary

This section outlines the authority, purpose, and effect of the Village of Woodridge's comprehensive land use plan. It establishes the Plan Commission's role in developing and recommending plans to the Village Board, and mandates that all future ordinances, regulations, and actions regarding land development must align with the adopted comprehensive plan unless a specific justification for departure is made.

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resources and features on the subject property, including its topography, vegetation, wetlands and other special management areas, soils, geology, and scenic view, and the impact of the proposed planned unit development on such resources and features, including proposals to preserve or protect such resources and features. (10) Schematic, soft-line architectural elevations indicating the general style of architecture and typical building materials. (11) A statement of the applicant’s intent with respect to the ownership, sale and leasing...application: (1) A graphic rendering of the existing conditions, which depicts: (a) All significant natural, topographical and physical features of the subject property including topographical contours at one-foot (1') intervals; (b) The location and extent of tree cover, including all qualifying trees as defined by this title; (c) The location and extent of water bodies and courses, wetlands, marshes and special flood hazard areas, floodplains, and floodways on or within one hundred feet (100') of the subject property

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Bartlett · 6.11.1204.1

Schedule I, Through Streets

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This section designates specific intersections and private drive entrances as through streets in Bartlett. This implies that intersecting streets at these locations will have stop or yield signs.

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North Hale Avenue Morse Avenue at North Marion Avenue (switching direction) Morse Avenue at North Prospect Avenue (eastbound) Morse Avenue at North Tatge Avenue Morse Avenue at Patricia Lane Munger Road at Brewster Creek Boulevard Munger Road at Forest Preserve Drive (westbound) Munger Road at Humbracht Circle (north intersection) Munger Road at Humbracht Circle (south intersection) Munger Road at Schiferl Road Naperville Road at Golf View Drive Naperville Road at Philip Drive Naperville Road at Timberline Drive Newport Boulevard...Railroad Avenue Prospect Avenue at Scott Court Prospect Avenue at Wilcox Court Quincy Bridge Road at Quincy Bridge Court Railroad Avenue at Bradbury Lane Railroad Avenue at Broadmoor Lane Red Oak Drive at both of its intersections with Crab Tree Lane Red Oak Drive at both of its intersections with White Oak Lane Red Oak Drive at its intersection with Hackberry Court Ridgemore Drive and Norwich Drive Route 20 at Red Oak Drive (southbound) Route 59 at Auburn Lane Route

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