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Phoenix · 44.1

Standards to constitute minimum requirements

Summary

This section establishes minimum requirements for group homes in Phoenix, including compliance with local codes and zoning, unless state licensure and regulations supersede. It outlines drawing submission and approval processes for new construction or alterations, specifying timelines and modification procedures.

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other community resources. (3) It shall be located on well-maintained, all-weather roads. (4) Each group home site shall comply with all applicable zoning ordinances and shall be located on reasonably flat or rolling well-drained land that is not subject to flooding, and is reasonably free from sources of excessive noise, noxious or hazardous smoke or fumes and not in a deteriorated, unpleasant, or potentially hazardous area. (5) Each group home site shall be served by village water

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Lake Barrington · 8.4.8

Performance Standards In M, B And O Districts

Summary

This section establishes performance standards for uses in M, B, and O districts in Lake Barrington, focusing on controlling noise emissions. It specifies maximum decibel levels for different octave bands along property boundaries, with stricter limits near residential areas.

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and/or O district shall be operated in such a manner as to comply with applicable performance standards as hereinafter set forth governing noise, smoke, particulate matter, toxic or noxious matter, odors, fire and explosive hazards or vibration, glare or heat; and no use already established on the effective date of the Ordinance codified in this Title shall be altered or modified as to conflict with or further conflict with such applicable performance standards. Compliance standards shall be based upon

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Oak Brook · 13.3.10

Performance Standards

Summary

This section establishes performance standards for uses within Oak Brook, focusing on noise control to protect residents and the environment. It specifies maximum decibel levels for different land uses and times of day, with provisions for more restrictive external regulations and compliance for existing uses.

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regulations established are more restrictive, in which event the more restrictive standard shall apply. Uses already established on the effective date of this ordinance shall be allowed to be altered, enlarged, expanded, or modified, provided that any such additions or changes comply with the performance standards set forth in this Section. A. Noise: 1. Sound Levels: Sounds levels shall be measured with a sound level meter manufactured according to standards prescribed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Measurements shall

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Elburn · 656.12

Noise

Summary

This section of Elburn's municipal ordinance provides definitions for various terms related to noise regulations, including different zoning districts, types of noise, and timeframes.

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outcry within a residential or commercial area of the Village, except with a permit or license issued pursuant to any other provision of these Codified Ordinances. Animals and birds . Owning, possessing or harboring any animal or bird, which frequently or for continued durations, howls, barks, meows, squawks or makes other sounds which create a noise disturbance across a residential real property boundary. Loading and unloading . Loading, unloading, opening, closing or other handling of boxes, crates, containers, building materials, garbage cans...these Codified Ordinances shall apply. Example decibel ratings for comparison purposes: Decibel Level Decibel Ratings and Common Sounds Example 0 Lowest sound audible to human ear 10 Quiet library, soft whisper 30 Quiet office, living room, bedroom away from traffic 40 Light traffic at a distance, refrigerator, gentle breeze 50 Air conditioner at 20 feet, conversation, sewing machine 60 Busy traffic, office tabulator, noisy restaurant 80 Subway, heavy city traffic, alarm clock at two feet, factory noise 100 Truck traffic

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Lombard · 93.02

Noise standards adopted

Summary

This section adopts Illinois Pollution Control Board noise standards by reference and prohibits specific noisy construction and property maintenance activities between certain hours in residential areas, with exceptions for emergencies and public works.

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Board, Title 35, Subtitle H, Chapter 1, Part 900 of the Illinois Administrative Code, as amended are hereby adopted by reference as the standards for noise emissions for the Village of Lombard. Three copies of those standards have been on file with the Village Clerk for 30 days prior to the adoption of this ordinance. (B) It is unlawful to conduct any operations (construction, repair, reconstruction, or maintenance), other than within a fully enclosed building or structure, or exterior property

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Summit · 11.12.1

Purposes

Summary

This section outlines the purposes of the landscaping and screening regulations in Summit. It aims to enhance the village's appearance, mitigate land use impacts, reduce noise and glare, improve air and water quality, moderate heat, and encourage tree preservation and low-impact development.

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regulations of this chapter establish minimum requirements for landscaping and screening. The regulations are intended to advance the general purposes of this zoning ordinance and to help: Maintain and enhance the village’s appearance; Mitigate possible adverse impacts of higher intensity land uses abutting lower intensity land uses; Reduce the impacts of noise and glare. Maintain and improve air quality; Protect surface water quality and reduce the negative impacts of stormwater runoff by reducing impervious surface area and providing vegetated

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Manhattan · 7.1.5

Smoke, Noise And Odor Emissions

Summary

This ordinance declares certain factories emitting harmful odors, gases, smoke, and noise as nuisances. It prohibits their operation without a permit granted by the village president and board of trustees after an application process.

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Because of the emission of harmful odors, gases, smoke and noise of certain factories and manufacturing establishments; and as the board of trustees have found that among others, anhydrous ammonia bulk plants, fertilizer factories, paint manufacturing plants, slaughtering houses, and all factories and plants of a similar nature emit odors and gases which are a detriment to the health and general welfare of the people, such plants and factories are hereby declared nuisances. It is hereby declared by the president...village granting him the right and authority to operate said factory in accordance with the principles laid down in this section and other ordinances of the village. The term "nuisance" shall not be limited to the above named plants and factories, but shall include any factory that emits gases, vapors, smoke or noise that is detrimental to the health and general welfare of the citizens of the community. (Ord. 371, 11-5-1963; amd. 1990 Code

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Round Lake · 5.56.030

Application And Issuance

Summary

This section outlines the application process and requirements for obtaining a license to operate an ice cream, food truck, or seasonal vendor business in Round Lake. It details the information required on the application form and specifies insurance and hold harmless agreements as conditions for license issuance.

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operation. Vehicle Maintenance. Any vehicle, cart, or trailer shall be in good mechanical condition and in compliance with all applicable regulations, codes, and ordinances and shall be kept in a neat and clean condition; the exterior shall be free of excessive rust, excessive paint damage, excessive dents or scrapes, or other body damage. Noise. Any music, noise, or sound amplification used must be in compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations and must be at a volume that

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Aurora · Sec 12-

403 Property Leases

Summary

This section mandates that Aurora landlords include specific language in lease agreements outlining tenant obligations regarding criminal activity, noise, and property maintenance. It clarifies that violations can lead to eviction and grants landlords permission to share tenant information with authorities.

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from the Division of Property Standards): Notice of City of Aurora Ordinances: "The City of Aurora has enacted the following in its Code of Ordinances: Chapter 29, Article VII - Criminal Nuisance Abatement: This article prohibits criminal nuisance activity on properties located within the corporate limits of the City of Aurora; Chapter 29, Article VIII - Noise Abatement: This article prohibits unreasonably loud or raucous noise within the corporate limits of the City of Aurora; and Chapter 12, Article IV - Property Maintenance

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Itasca · 4.19

Landscaping

Summary

This section establishes requirements for landscape plans submitted under the Zoning Ordinance. It details the necessary components of a landscape plan, mandates consideration for drought resistance and site conditions, and outlines the use of landscaping for screening and buffering purposes.

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above grade electrical and mechanical equipment, such as transformers, heat pumps and air conditioning. (5) Other areas or uses as required by this Ordinance. Screening may be accomplished by sight, obscuring plant materials generally evergreens), earth berms, walls, fences or other design techniques. Buffering shall be used to mitigate adverse visual impacts, dust, noise, or pollution and provide compatibility between dissimilar adjoining uses. Special consideration will be given to buffering and screening between residence and business and/or industrial uses...feet in height, at maturity above street grade, shall be located within a triangular area measured twenty-five (25) feet from the intersections of any two (2) street right-of-way lines in compliance with Section 4.06.8. of this ordinance. Existing trees located within the twenty-five (25) foot triangular area of any such intersections shall be maintained to allow eight (8) feet of vision clearance below the lowest hanging branches in areas facilitating vehicular traffic. b. Plant materials, including

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Winfield · 9.5.3.1

Residential Districts

Summary

This section of the Winfield municipal ordinance outlines regulations for fences in residential districts, specifying height limitations, location requirements, and exceptions for various types of fences and properties.

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side or rear yards abutting the major arterial highway. 2. The developer of the subdivision desires to provide uniform screening from the traffic and noise caused by that major arterial highway and one or more of the lots in the subdivision are platted so that the rear lot line, as defined in the Zoning Ordinance 1 , abuts the major arterial highway and therefore the desired screening is allowed for that lot. 3. The corner side yard fence is located within

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Glenview · 50.38

Regulations

Summary

This section outlines regulations for peddlers in Glenview, prohibiting individuals with recent felony or misdemeanor convictions, imposing restrictions on noise levels, and forbidding stationary locations or operations that impede public access or safety in public ways.

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within five years of the date of application, or who has been convicted of a violation of any provision of this article or any ordinance of any other state municipality regulating peddling, within five years of the date of application. (b) No peddler shall make, or cause to be made, any loud or obnoxious noise of such volume that is sufficient to disturb the peace of the residents of this Village. (c) No peddler shall have the exclusive right

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Waukegan · 14.499

General rules and regulations

Summary

This section establishes general rules for outdoor dining establishments in Waukegan, requiring a permit and specific application materials including a site plan, business license, and insurance. It prohibits street peddlers not associated with licensed establishments.

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rules, regulations and procedures established by this division shall apply to all outdoor dining. This division shall not apply to other sales categories identified in section 4.4.2 of the Waukegan Zoning Ordinance. In addition, street peddlers not associated with a licensed and regulated food and or beverage establishments are prohibited in all areas of the city. (1) Permit required. No outdoor dining, and/or serving of beverages may take place without first obtaining an outdoor dining permit from the city...parking, traffic safety hazards, pedestrian-vehicle conflicts, or safety hazards as a result of employee or patron parking, seating, serving, garbage generation and accumulation, noise, light and/or glare, odors or noxious fumes. f. Not be detrimental to public health, safety or general welfare. g. Signage must conform to the requirements of the Waukegan Sign Ordinance, and in addition a menu board that conforms to the Standards for Approval of Permits by the Waukegan development review board as set forth

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Wilmette · 16.90

Unlawful nuisances; penalty

Summary

This section makes excessive and unnecessary noise unlawful in Wilmette. It specifies that such noise is considered a nuisance and is punishable under section 16-117.

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addition to being declared nuisances and notwithstanding the provisions of appendix A, the Zoning Ordinance, section 30-6.3, it shall be unlawful and punishable as provided in section 16-117, for any person, firm, or corporation to suffer or permit the excessive and unnecessary noise. (Code

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Hazel Crest · 13.4

Final plat procedures

Summary

This section outlines the procedures and specifications for submitting a final development plat after preliminary plat approval, requiring substantial conformity and detailing numerous survey and monumentation requirements for recordation.

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beautification commission or the village's landscape consultant, including trees, plants and shrubs, in accordance with the Village of Hazel Crest tree ordinances, as part of the final site or development approval process. 2. Landscape area shall be constructed between all residential and commercial property to provide for an effective screening of noise, odor, glare and other negative environmental impacts between the residential and commercial property. The landscape areas shall be a minimum of four (4) feet in width...planning and zoning commission, the village board shall, within forty-five (45) days thereafter, approve or disapprove the final plat, unless an extension is requested by the applicant or the village. The village board shall thereupon pass an ordinance rezoning the property, if appropriate, and approving the final plat, and allowing the applicant to submit applications for building permits. 6. The final plat shall be recorded with the county recorder of deeds

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Braceville · 113.176

Disturbing The Peace; Noise

Summary

This section prohibits excessive noise within rebound tumbling centers that disturbs the peace. It also stipulates that any amplifiers used must comply with general ordinance provisions.

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shall be unlawful to permit or cause any noise in a rebound tumbling center so loud or of such a nature as to disturb the peace. The operation of any amplifier on the premises shall comply with the general ordinance provisions relating to the devices. Penalty

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Skokie · 42.35

Enumeration

Summary

This section defines what constitutes a public nuisance in Skokie, with a specific subsection detailing public health nuisances. It outlines general criteria for annoyance, injury, danger, insecurity, offense to morals, and obstruction of public ways.

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construed to exclude other nuisances affecting public peace or safety coming within the provisions of subsections (a), (b) or (c) of this section: (1) All buildings erected, repaired or altered in violation of the provisions of the ordinances of the Village relating to materials and manner of construction of buildings and structures. (2) All unauthorized signs, signals, markings or devices which purport to be or may be mistaken as official traffic control devices placed or maintained upon or in view...alleys or public grounds which are strung less than 15 feet above the surface of the street or ground. (8) All loud and discordant noises or vibrations of any kind. (9) All obstructions of streets, alleys, sidewalks or crosswalks and all excavations in or under streets, alleys, sidewalks or crosswalks, except as permitted by the ordinances of the Village, or which, although made in accordance with such ordinances, are kept or maintained for an unreasonable length of time after

Environment & Natural Resources

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Chicago · 17.6.0200

Pos, Parks And Open Space District.

Summary

This section establishes the "POS" Parks and Open Space zoning district, which is intended to preserve public open space, parks, beaches, and cemeteries. It outlines the purpose, establishment, and allowed uses within this district, distinguishing between permitted by-right and special uses.

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Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Protection District are subject to the provisions of Chapter 16-4 (Lake Michigan and Chicago Lakefront Protection Ordinance). 17-6-0204-C Light and Glare. All lighting must be located, designed and operated to minimize light spillover and glare onto R-zoned properties. 17-6-0204-D Noise. All loudspeakers and public address systems must be located, designed and operated to minimize disturbance or nuisance to the surrounding area. 17-6-0204-E Landscaping

Zoning & Land Use

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Cary · 5.20.040

Restrictions

Summary

This section restricts the use of loudspeakers and amplifiers by permittees within Cary, setting specific quiet hours based on the day of the week and proximity to places of worship. It exempts personal use in homes and vehicles, and permitted public events, while also prohibiting obscene or peace-disrupting content and requiring waivers to be approved by the Village Administrator.

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vehicles, when the same are operated in such a manner as not to be audible at a distance of fifty (50) feet nor to noise devices, bands, or other musical devices used in any public parade or procession, carnival, festival, block party or similar event which is operating under a permit in accordance with the ordinances of the Village. C. No person shall cause or permit to be emanated or emitted from any such device any obscene language or sounds

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Gilberts · 13.13

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the Gilberts municipal code. It clarifies the meaning of words such as 'abut,' 'access,' 'accessory building or structure,' and 'agriculture' to ensure consistent interpretation of the code.

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grade of surrounding land, for any purpose other than that necessary and incidental to site grading or building construction. Buffer strip means a landscaped area used to visibly separate one use from another or to shield or block noise, lights, unsightly areas, or other nuisances. Buildable area means That portion of a lot remaining after the minimum required yard and open space requirements of this Chapter have been complied with. Building means any structure which is substantially enclosed...base course, binder course, surface course, curb and gutter, sidewalk, street lights and related appurtenances, excluding those in parking lots, as required in this ordinance. Penthouse means a roof structure located on the roof of a building. Performance standard means a criterion or limit established to control electromagnetic interference, fire and explosive hazards, glare, heat, noise, odorous matter, radioactive materials, vibration, smoke, particulate matter, and other contaminants generated by or inherent in a particular use or activity. Permitted use means

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Midlothian · 11.9.2

Standards For Specific Uses

Summary

This section establishes specific standards for assisted living facilities, adult daycare centers, community residences, and cultural/recreational/amusement uses. It outlines requirements for safety, neighborhood impact, and operational disclosures to emergency services.

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following criteria shall be considered: 1. The provision of adequate on site drop off zones, sidewalks and exterior lighting for the safety of residents and other pedestrians. 2. The safety of the neighborhood, and the amount of traffic or noise to be generated. 3. The provision of adequate open space. 4. The extent to which the design of the building is compatible with the surrounding neighborhood. 5. Each operator shall make available to the village fire department and police department...materials, merchandise, inventory or heavy equipment shall be permitted. 4. The home occupation shall not generate excessive customer or delivery traffic, or excessive noise. 5. Motor vehicle repair is a prohibited home occupation. 6. Any business or occupation that utilizes hazardous substances, as defined by any federal or state law, or any county or local ordinance is a prohibited home occupation. 7. All home occupations shall be approved by the superintendent of buildings. (K) Mobile Homes: Mobile homes are allowed

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Westmont · 10.07

Landscape regulations

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and guiding principles for Westmont's landscape regulations. It aims to enhance the village's appearance, mitigate land use impacts, improve environmental quality, and encourage sustainable landscaping practices.

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regulations of this section establish minimum requirements for landscaping and screening. The regulations are intended to advance the general purposes of this zoning ordinance and to help: (1) Maintain and enhance the village's appearance; (2) Mitigate possible adverse impacts of higher intensity land uses abutting lower intensity land uses; (3) Reduce the impacts of noise and glare; (4) Maintain and improve air quality; (5) Protect surface water quality and reduce the negative impacts of stormwater runoff by reducing impervious...vehicular access. (3) The design of landscape areas to promote low-impact development practices (e.g., bioretention basins, rain gardens, filter strips, and grassed swales) is strongly encouraged and may be used to satisfy the landscape regulations of this zoning ordinance, subject to compliance with all applicable stormwater management standards. (4) The alternative compliance provisions of section 10.07(G) are intended to accommodate creativity in landscape and screening design and address site-specific barriers that prevent strict compliance with the regulations

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South Barrington · 10.9.1

Purposes

Summary

This section outlines the purposes of the landscape and screening regulations in nonresidential zoning districts. The regulations aim to enhance the village's appearance, mitigate land use impacts, and improve environmental quality through landscaping and screening.

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establish minimum requirements for landscaping and screening in nonresidential zoning district. The regulations are intended to advance the general purposes of this zoning ordinance and to help: A. Maintain and enhance the village's appearance; B. Mitigate possible adverse impacts of higher intensity land uses abutting lower intensity land uses; C. Reduce the impacts of noise and glare. D. Maintain and improve air quality; E. Protect surface water quality and reduce the negative impacts of stormwater runoff by providing vegetated

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Frankfort · 158.01

Purpose

Summary

This chapter outlines the purpose of landscaping regulations in Frankfort, aiming to preserve and promote public health, safety, and general welfare. It establishes landscape requirements, guidelines for reviewing proposals for screening, transition buffer areas, street trees, and stormwater management, all intended to enhance property values and design quality.

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requirements and guidelines for review of landscape proposals for purposes of providing screening or transition buffer areas which will promote compatibility among land uses, the planting of street trees and stormwater detention/retention areas and other areas required by village ordinance. These guidelines are established to enhance property values, to ensure proper planting and care of trees on public property and promote consistent review of landscape proposals resulting in higher quality design for the village. (B) The Village Board herein delegates...heat, glare, and accumulation of dust and provide shade, air purification, oxygen regeneration, ground water recharge, storm water runoff retardation and privacy from noise and visual intrusion of objectionable sights and activities. This chapter also establishes a Village Tree Advisory Board for purposes of enforcing these guidelines. This chapter supersedes any language on landscaping contained in Ordinance No. 919, Frankfort Bicentennial Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 921, the Land Subdivision Regulations. (Ord. 1565, passed 4-1-96; Am. Ord. 2341, passed

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Lake Zurich · 4.2.1.3

Public Nuisances Affecting Peace And Safety

Summary

This section declares various acts, omissions, places, conditions, and things as public nuisances affecting peace and safety. It specifically enumerates unlawful construction, misleading traffic signs, view obstructions, overhanging tree limbs, unauthorized fireworks, dangerous buildings, low utility wires, excessive noises and vibrations, and street obstructions.

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strung less than fifteen feet (15') above the surface of the street or ground. H. Noises And Vibrations: All loud and discordant noises or vibrations of any kind. I. Excavations And Street Obstructions 1 : All obstructions of streets, alleys, sidewalks or crosswalks and all excavations in or under the same, except as permitted by the ordinances of the Village or which, although made in accordance with such ordinances, are kept or maintained for an unreasonable length of time after

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Standards to constitute minimum requirements

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Smoke, Noise And Odor Emissions

Application And Issuance

403 Property Leases

Landscaping

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General rules and regulations

Unlawful nuisances; penalty

Final plat procedures

Disturbing The Peace; Noise

Enumeration

Pos, Parks And Open Space District.

Restrictions

Definitions

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Public Nuisances Affecting Peace And Safety