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Carol Stream · 16.4.4

Multiple-Unit Dwelling, Complex

Summary

This section permits multiple-unit dwellings as a special use in Carol Stream, outlining specific site organization, design, material, and open space requirements. It aims to integrate these complexes into the public realm while minimizing negative impacts.

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Orientation. Buildings orientation shall reinforce site circulation patterns, open space patterns, and connections to other buildings on site. (D) Location of parking. Parking shall be integrated into the overall site design to minimize impact, reduce the loss of trees, and to be visually concealed from rights-of-way. (E) Driveways. Curb cuts and site vehicular access shall be minimized in frequency and width and shall not dominate the site plan or the property and street frontage. (F) Location of service...facing the front and exterior side yards and shall be utilized as accent or trim material only. (I) Open spaces. A minimum of 15% of the site shall be developed as usable open space and shall be sited to preserve natural site features and be integrated with the buildings and site circulation to provide common outdoor amenities and gathering places. (Ord. 2021-05-15, passed

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Wauconda · 52.11

Permanent water conservation measures and drought or possible water shortage emergencies

Summary

This section establishes permanent water conservation measures for outdoor water use within Wauconda, implementing seasonal restrictions and odd/even day watering schedules for lawn sprinkling. It also outlines permit requirements for watering newly installed lawns.

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public bodies of water within the village for any outdoor purpose, including, but not limited to, sprinkling of lawns, washing of vehicles, filling of pools, or using such water through a hose or pipe to water any garden, tree or shrub, unless on a day in which sprinkling is permitted. (2) Summer lawn watering system; limited hours of permitted operation. Between May 15 and September 15 of each calendar year, outdoor water use as listed in subsection (a)(1) above...complaints, ordinance violation charges or actions of disconnection which have been initiated by the Village President or any official of the village prior to such revocation, alteration or amendment; and any such complaints, charges or notices shall be preserved and saved for adjudication and for the determination of fine and the collection thereof or for any administrative action, despite any such revocation, alteration or amendment. (d) The drought or water shortage emergency shall continue in effect until a declaration

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Harwood Heights · 17.04.050

Rules—Definitions

Summary

This section establishes rules for interpreting the ordinance, including tense and number conventions, and defines key terms used throughout the zoning code, such as 'building', 'accessory building', 'adjacent', and 'airport'.

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substantial protection from radioactive fallout. "Family" means one (1) or more persons each related to the other by blood, marriage, legal adoption, or foster children, maintaining a common household in dwelling unit. "Fence" means a structure, including gates, or tree or shrub hedge which is a barrier and used as a boundary or means of protection or confinement. 1. "Open" means a fence which has over its entirety at least fifty (50) percent of the surface area in open space...used interchangeably, and shall refer to the Planning and Zoning Commission of the Village of Harwood Heights, Illinois. "Public open space" means any publicly owned open area, including but not limited to the following: parks, playgrounds, forest preserves, waterways, parkways and streets. "Recreational cannabis business establishment" means a "cannabis business establishment," "infuser organization" or "infuser," as defined in Section 1-10 of the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, as amended from time to time, and such other cannabis business establishments

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St. Charles · 17.06.050

Standards and Guidelines-RM-1, RM-2, and RM-3 districts

Summary

This section outlines design standards and guidelines for attached single-family and multiple-family developments in RM-1, RM-2, and RM-3 districts. It focuses on building separation, private yard requirements, unit attachment limits, and façade articulation to promote healthy, safe, and community-oriented environments.

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front, rear or side wall, provided that it is immediately adjacent to the townhouse unit it serves and directly accessible by way of a door or stair. All private yards shall be landscaped with turf, groundcover, shrubs, trees or other landscape improvements, such as walkways and patios. 4. No more than five (5) townhouse dwelling units shall be attached to one another in a row. B. Façade articulation and reduction of mass and scale. Intent: To reduce the apparent bulk...vinyl covered wood frames with true divided lights (i.e., no false appliqué mullions) n. Glass block for accenting purposes (glass block walls are not included in this category) o. Other materials as approved by the City Council or Historic Preservation Commission 2. Prohibited materials. Prohibited materials for exterior use in the construction of new multiple-family and townhouse developments in St. Charles are as follows: a. Smooth-faced or textured concrete masonry units (CMU) b. King-size or jumbo brick

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Wood Dale · 10.106

Special Management Areas

Summary

This section defines Special Management Areas, primarily focusing on floodplains and floodways. It mandates reference to DuPage County ordinances for flood determinations and sets requirements for development within these areas, including floodway conveyance preservation, elevation standards, and compensatory storage.

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regulatory floodplain. C. Requirements For Development Within the Regulatory Floodplain: 1. DuPage County Requirements: Refer to the DuPage County Countywide Stormwater and Floodplain Ordinance section 15-81 as well as the following requirements. 2. Floodway Conveyance: Development shall preserve effective floodway conveyance such that there will be no increases in flood elevations, flows, or floodway velocity, unless any such increases are contained in a public flood easement and a watershed benefit is provided. 3. Elevation: All usable space...water body or delineated wetland, unless property boundaries limitations exist, or it can otherwise be demonstrated that a lesser width is sufficient; but in no case shall a buffer be less than fifteen feet (15') in width. 4. Tree cutting and vegetation removal shall be minimized within riparian buffers, and revegetation of disturbed areas shall take place as soon as possible. 5. Development in a riparian buffer shall be initiated only in accordance with the requirements of this subsection

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Hinsdale · 4.2.8

Open Fires

Summary

This ordinance prohibits all open fires within the village, with a specific exception for the controlled burning of vegetation on virgin prairie, which requires a permit from the village manager. The permits are limited in number and subject to strict conditions related to applicant responsibility, fire control, and environmental preservation.

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person to cause, suffer or allow "open fires" as defined in this chapter. This includes, but does not limit the generality of the foregoing, fires for the burning of wood, fibers, plastics, papers, cardboard, garbage, debris, leaves, tree trimmings, twigs, branches, grass clippings, or other refuse from farming or gardening, or other combustible materials of any nature whatsoever. Provided, however, that open burning of vegetation on virgin prairie may be allowed upon issuance of a permit by the village...necessary arrangements with the village fire department for such burning and that the chief of the fire department approves thereof. D. No harm will result from such burning and that it is being done for the purpose of preserving virgin prairie flora for historical, cultural, educational and conservation reasons. E. The applicant has secured all necessary permits, if any, from the state and county for such burning. It shall be unlawful for any person to burn such vegetation without first

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Beecher · 10.13.8

Communication And Other Towers

Summary

This section outlines the Village of Beecher's intent to permit communication towers and related structures to support wireless communication services. It encourages collocation on existing structures and sets conditions for the approval of new towers.

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feet (500') of any residential area shall exceed one hundred seventy-five feet (175') in height from grade. 23. Towers shall not be artificially lighted unless required by the Federal Aviation Administration. 24. Existing on-site vegetation shall be preserved to the maximum extent possible. 25. There shall not be displayed advertising or identification of any kind intended to be visible from the ground mounted on the tower or other structures, except for emergency purposes. 26. Any attachments...paved with material meeting the standards of the Village. 30. A vegetative buffer shall be required where the property adjoins any residentially zoned property or land use. The tower owner shall plant two (2) alternating rows of evergreen trees with a minimum height of five feet (5') on twenty foot (20') centers along the entire perimeter, and twenty feet (20') beyond but no further than the property line, of the tower and structure, to provide a visual sight barrier from

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Harvey · 17.80.010

Effective date

Summary

This section establishes the effective date for Chapter 17-80 of the Harvey Municipal Code, applying it to leases or renewals of rental units entered into on or after January 15, 2004. It also includes a cross-reference table indicating that many prior code sections were repealed by Ordinance 2910.

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license (502) 2151 Amends prior code § 5-46-19, taxicab fares (5-114) 2152 Establishes mandatory emergency medical technician program (Repealed by 2910) 2153 Amends city civil service rules (Special) 2154 Motor vehicle parking (Special) 2156 Establishes neighborhood preservation program (Special) 2157 Establishes city council meetings (Not codified) 2159 Amends prior code § 5-46-19, taxicab fares (5-114) 2163 Prostitution and related offenses (Repealed by 2910) 2164 Peddlers and hawkers (5-86) 2178 Amends Ord. 2124, water rates (Repealed...public works dept.; 2-40, purchasing agent; 2-44, water dept.; pinball and other coin-operated amusement devices; amends prior code §§ 2-2-1, civil service; 4-1-11, streets; 4-2-1, 4-2-5, 4-2-7; trees and shrubs; 5-20-4, tobacco; 5-46-1, 5-46-4, taxicabs; 5-49-3, vending machines; 5-54-5, 5-54-12, 5-54-18, 5-54-19, laundries; 5-56-1, sheltered care homes

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Lake Bluff · 9.14.5

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms relevant to historic preservation regulations in Lake Bluff, including 'Alteration,' 'Authorization,' 'Building,' 'Building Commissioner,' and 'Certification.' It clarifies what constitutes an alteration to protected features and the process for authorization.

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agreed will be subject to the Certificate Review process provided in Section 9-14-45 of this Code in lieu of the Advisory Review process provided by Section 9-14-35 of this Code. COMMISSION: The Lake Bluff Historic Preservation Commission established in Title 2, Chapter 9 of this Municipal Code. COMMISSIONERS: Members of the Commission. DEMOLITION: Any act or process that alters the exterior appearance of a Feature and either: i. Destroys, removes, or physically relocates to a different...such as walls and fences), drainage and engineering structures (such as retaining walls), site furnishings (such as benches, planters, and urns), fountains and bodies of water, lighting, signage, sculptures, and other works of art. Landscapes do not include existing trees and plantings (whether naturally occurring or consciously planted), terrain grades, natural courses or bodies of water, or objects. Examples of Landscapes that may be Protected under this Chapter include manmade features in such places as, without limitation: parks, gardens, arboreta

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Third Lake · 32.25

Principal uses permitted in zones

Summary

This section of the Third Lake municipal ordinance outlines the principal uses permitted within various zoning districts, presented in a tabular format. It specifies which uses are allowed (indicated by 'X' or 'S' or 'T') in each of the R-1, R-2, R-3, MR, CB, GB, and LI zones.

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Camp, day or youth S S S S Carnival or circus T Catalog sales office for mail-order store X X Catering service S X X Cemetery S S S S Childcare facility S S S Christmas tree sales T T T Church or other place of worship S S S S S S Cleaning (carpet, rug, furniture, etc.) X X Cleaning (clothing) S X X Cleaning and dyeing retail X Clinic (medical, dental, eye care, chiropractic) S X Club...supplies and fixture sales S X X Post office, governmental office S S S Print shop, copy service S X X Professional office X X Public accountant, bookkeeping service, income tax service X X Public open land, refuge or preserve S S S S Radio and TV sales or repair X X Real estate office X X Real estate sales office T T T T T T T Recreational vehicle sales and services S Recycling center T T Resort

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Lisle · 6.4.5

Long Term Maintenance Guarantee

Summary

This section outlines requirements for granting easements for the inspection and maintenance of various types of privately-owned land used for public benefit, such as open spaces and stormwater facilities. It mandates covenants on plats and deeds to ensure shared ownership and potential lien rights for the municipality in case of maintenance by the governmental unit.

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granted or dedicated to, and accepted by, a public entity; or (b) On a parcel, or parcels, conveyed by plat as undivided equal interests to each lot in the subdivision or otherwise conveyed or dedicated to conservation or land preservation entities. (B) Covenants: When title to land containing open space, site runoff storage facilities, compensatory storage facilities, stormwater systems, storm sewers, or other Village utility systems is conveyed by plat as undivided equal interests to each lot in the subdivision...lighting; street and community identification signs; landscaping and fencing along rights-of-way and common areas; security; residential waste collection, recycling, and yard waste; common area benches, waste and recycling receptacles and other furniture; pest control; pond aerators; parkway tree removal and replacement; common area or open space maintenance; stormwater facility maintenance; site runoff storage facility maintenance; compensatory storage facility maintenance; stormwater system maintenance; storm sewers maintenance; Village utility system maintenance; SSA administration and staffing, and other services

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Northbrook · 27.26

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used in the article, primarily related to water use restrictions based on address numbers and calendar dates, as well as specific types of water usage and equipment.

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water outside the principal structure on any property; examples of external use include, but are not necessarily limited to, lawn sprinkling and car washing. Lawn means that portion of any property under cultivation with grass, ground cover, trees, shrubs and bushes not occupied by principal or accessory structures. Substantial flower plots and vegetable gardens are excluded. Odd-numbered address and odd-numbered calendar date means address numbers or calendar dates, as the case may be, which are not evenly divisible...which water is cooled and recirculated, thereby limiting the use of water from the mains to that amount lost through evaporation. Water-cooled air-conditioning means the cooling or dehumidification or both, of space for human occupancy, food preservation and industrial processing via equipment using village water in its operation. Water-cooled air-conditioning system or water-cooled air-conditioning installation means one or more conditioning units, the water from which passes through a common meter, whether

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Glendale Heights · 5.4.2

Weed Control Regulations

Summary

This section prohibits the growth of weeds, grass, and plants over eight inches in height on private property and parkways in Glendale Heights, with specific exceptions for ornamental plants and gardens. The Forest Preserve District is exempt.

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lessee or occupant, or any agent, servant, representative or employee of any such owner, lessee or occupant, having control over any parcel of real estate or any part thereto to permit any noxious weeds, grass, or plants, other than trees, bushes, flowers, vegetable gardens or other ornamental plants to grow to a height exceeding eight inches (8") anywhere in the village; any such plants or weeds exceeding such height are hereby declared to be a nuisance, except for a permitted...weeds and grass or plants in excess of the provisions above. C. Vegetable Garden: Vegetable gardens shall be permitted in rear, side and corner yards. Vegetable gardens shall be prohibited in the front yard. D. Exceptions: The forest preserve district will be exempt to the weed control provisions identified in this section

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Berkeley · 12.2.3

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used throughout the Berkeley municipal code, specifically within the zoning domain. It clarifies the meaning of words like 'Abut', 'Alley', 'Alteration', and 'Animal Hospital'.

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containing buildings or places in which historic events occurred or having special public value because of notable architectural or other features relating to the cultural or artistic heritage of the community, of such significance as to warrant conservation and preservation. HOME OCCUPATION 2 : An accessory use of a dwelling unit for gainful employment which: A. Is clearly incidental and subordinate to the use of the dwelling unit as a residence; B. Is carried on solely within the main dwelling...served in disposable wrapping or containers. RIGHT OF WAY: A strip of land occupied or intended to be occupied by a street, crosswalk, railroad, electric transmission line, oil or gas pipeline, water main, sanitary or storm sewer main, shade trees, or other special use. ROAD, PRIVATE: (See also definitions of Right Of Way and Street.) A way open to vehicular ingress and egress established as a separate tract for the benefit of certain, adjacent properties. This definition shall not apply

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River Forest · 4.1.9

International Residential Code, 2018 Edition

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This section adopts the 2018 International Residential Code for one- and two-family dwellings in River Forest, with specific amendments regarding permit exemptions, flooding regulations, and the designation of the enforcement agency.

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property as well as adjacent properties. The elevation of the public walks adjacent to the property shall be shown. When construction within the public right-of-way is required, the plan shall also show the specific location of parkway trees, light poles, fire hydrants, sign poles, etc. The grading plan should also show sufficient existing and proposed spot elevations to show direction of all surface water flow. The Village Engineer may accept the use of a local datum elevation...section and following subsections in their entirety. R502.1.2 Prefabricated Wood I-Joists. Add the following: Wood I-joists may not remain exposed and shall be protected with a minimum 5/8 inch type "X" gypsum board or equivalent. R504 Pressure Preservative-Treated Wood Floors (On Ground). Delete this section and following subsections in their entirety. R610 Structural Insulated Panel Wall Construction. Delete this section and following subsections in their entirety. R702.3.4 Insulating Concrete Form Walls. Delete this section in its entirety

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Bannockburn · 260.906

Signs

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This section regulates signs within Bannockburn to promote public health, safety, and welfare by reducing property depreciation, improving the economic climate, enhancing appearance, protecting signs from obstruction, and minimizing traffic hazards. It applies to all signs visible from public areas, except those owned by the Village, with an exemption for existing signage on non-Village governmental property.

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business no longer conducted, or a product no longer sold, on the premises where such sign is located. Such signs shall be removed within 30 days following cessation of the relevant activity. (15) Any sign on a tree or utility pole, whether on public or private property. (16) Any sign on public property, except governmental or civic event signs authorized in this section. (17) Any sign painted directly on a wall, roof, or fence. (18) Any sign using reflective paint...illumination of the sign in excess of the sign illumination standards set forth in this code. Landscaping shall be installed in the area surrounding a ground sign in the Office District, and shall be maintained in a manner that preserves the visibility of the address on the sign, as required by this Paragraph H(9). The design, materials, and location of a ground sign in the Office District, as well as the location and materials for the proposed landscaping

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Northbrook · 27.26

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used in the article, primarily related to water use restrictions based on address numbers and calendar dates, as well as specific types of water usage and equipment.

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water outside the principal structure on any property; examples of external use include, but are not necessarily limited to, lawn sprinkling and car washing. Lawn means that portion of any property under cultivation with grass, ground cover, trees, shrubs and bushes not occupied by principal or accessory structures. Substantial flower plots and vegetable gardens are excluded. Odd-numbered address and odd-numbered calendar date means address numbers or calendar dates, as the case may be, which are not evenly divisible...which water is cooled and recirculated, thereby limiting the use of water from the mains to that amount lost through evaporation. Water-cooled air-conditioning means the cooling or dehumidification or both, of space for human occupancy, food preservation and industrial processing via equipment using village water in its operation. Water-cooled air-conditioning system or water-cooled air-conditioning installation means one or more conditioning units, the water from which passes through a common meter, whether

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Glenview · 90.554

Fire lanes

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This section prohibits drivers from leaving vehicles unattended and delivered materials in designated and posted fire lanes at a list of specific properties within Glenview.

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Greenwood Road Carillon Square Shopping Center, 1412—1500 Waukegan Road Carlson Building, 1739 Chestnut Avenue Carlson Industrial Center, 1807—1825 Elmdale Avenue Chestnut Gardens Condominiums, 1800—1844 Chestnut Avenue Colonial Court Medical Building, 1775 Glenview Road Cook County Forest Preserve Facility, 1140 Harms Road Dearlove Cove Apartments, 4100—4198 Cove Lane Dearlove Office Center, 4200—4267 Commercial Way Di Paolo Industrial Center, 4300—4350 Dearlove Road Dominick's Finer Foods, 1020 Waukegan Road Essex Court Apartments, 4151—4197 Dearlove Road...Thornwood Avenue Saints Peter and Paul Greek Syms, 9840 Milwaukee Avenue Shermer/Willow Shopping Center, 2657—2701 Shermer Road Signode-Ad Com Building, 3700 West Lake Avenue Signode/ITW, 3640 West Lake Avenue Springman Junior High School, 2701 Central Road Tall Trees Off Chestnut,emergency access gate The Prime Minister, 3355 Milwaukee Avenue The Princeton Club Complex, 3100 Lexington Lane Valley Lo North Condominiums, 1700—1844 Wildberry Drive Valley Lo South Condominiums, 1809—1965 Tanglewood Lane Valley Lo Sports Club, 2200 Tanglewood

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Calumet City · 34.64

Erosion and sediment control

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This section establishes general principles and on-site control measures for erosion and sediment control for level 1 and 2 developments. It mandates retaining natural vegetation, minimizing exposed land, and installing control measures like sediment basins and filter barriers based on the size of disturbed areas.

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Areas of steep slopes, where high cut and fills may be required, should be avoided and natural contours should be followed as closely as possible. (3) Natural vegetation should be retained and protected. Clearing of natural ground cover and/or trees within a buffer area as defined in section 34-65 should be left undisturbed wherever possible. (4) The smallest practical area of land should be exposed at any one (1) time. (5) Prior to site clearing and grading, sediment basins...grades greater than eight (8) percent, use rock or rip-rap, or reduce the grade using drop structures. (d) Channel protection. (1) A vegetated buffer strip of at least twenty-five (25) feet in width shall be preserved and/or reestablished, where possible, along existing channels. (2) Land disturbance activities in stream channels and construction vehicle use of channels shall be minimized. (3) Temporary stream crossings shall be constructed, where necessary, to minimize erosion. Temporary crossings shall be constructed of nonerosive

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Barrington · 9.11.3

Outdoor water use limitations

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This section establishes limitations on outdoor potable water use in Barrington to conserve resources. It defines 'condition green' and 'condition yellow' with specific watering times and day restrictions for different address numbers, with exceptions for certain residential watering methods.

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order to promote good resource conservation practices and to preserve potable water supplies, the outside use of the village's potable water supply is limited as follows: A. Restrictions. 1. Condition "green". Condition "green" shall allow the outside use of the potable water supply provided by the village system for landscaping and lawn watering by the use of a lawn sprinkler or irrigation system between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., and between the hours...Condition "orange" shall allow the outside use of the potable water supply provided by the village system only by watering can, bucket or handheld hose equipped with a water shutoff nozzle or valve and only for the watering of trees, shrubs and flowers on alternate days between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. During all other times said use is prohibited. Lots with odd numbered addresses will be permitted to use potable water on odd numbered

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Mundelein · 16.07.030

Amendments to the International Property Maintenance Code, 2018 Edition

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This section amends the International Property Maintenance Code for the Village of Mundelein, renaming departments, updating code references, and specifying fee structures and inspection procedures. It replaces generic references with Mundelein-specific designations and aligns the code with local ordinances and fee schedules.

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more than three persons not so related, together with gratuitous guests and domestic servants, occupying a dwelling unit as an individual housekeeping organization. GRAFFITI—The inscription on a wall, fence, sign, other building or structure, sidewalk, pavement, post, stone, tree or other manmade or natural object by carving, application of paint or other substance, or other means of any symbol (including any letter, word, numeral, emblem or combination thereof), picture or other character placed thereon, other than as permitted...property so that the weeds and grasses do not exceed eight inches in height. 302.4.2 Exemptions. The requirements of this section do not apply to property being used for and devoted to agricultural purposes; land designated as a nature preserve, wetlands, golf course area, or public land zoning district; or property which has historically remained in its natural state. 302.4.3 Removal Notice. The Building Director or Chief of Police or their designee, shall serve or cause to be served, written

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Park Forest · XI-58

Wetland Protective Buffer Requirements

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This section establishes requirements for natural vegetation buffer strips around wetlands and water bodies in Park Forest to protect water quality, stabilize banks, and provide wildlife habitat. It mandates specific buffer widths based on wetland jurisdiction and quality.

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provide beneficial habitat for wildlife and plant species. They also serve as corridors and pathways for the movement of species between fragmented habitats. All isolated wetlands that are to remain pursuant to a site's development plan shall be preserved with native plantings that are conducive to the habitat, soils, hydrology, and topography adjacent to the wetland to an extent appropriate to the quality of the wetland as defined and certified in §§ XI-56 (Isolated Park Forest Wetland Quality Designations...vegetation or selective thinning in order to increase sunlight penetration as part of a management program for maintenance and restoration of natural areas is not considered to be destruction or damage of vegetation. G. Within the natural vegetation strip, trees and shrubs may be selectively pruned or removed to achieve a filtered view of the water body from principal structure or for a reasonable private access to the stream, lake, pond, or wetland. Said pruning and removal activities shall ensure

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Schaumburg · 153.03

LOCAL AMENDMENTS TO THE ICC CODES

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This section outlines the amended appeal process for building permit denials or requests for variations, interpretations, waivers, or modifications regarding Schaumburg's adopted building codes. It establishes a two-tiered appeal process, starting with a preliminary hearing with the building official and director of community development, and potentially escalating to a public hearing before the Board of Trustees' planning, building and development committee.

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reports, and notices or orders, which shall be retained with all file copies of required plans and blueprints relating to building construction in the village. (1) In the event that plans and blueprints have been microfilmed, scanned or otherwise preserved electronically, the paper file copies of such plans and specifications may be destroyed by order of the director of community development, but no sooner than two (2) years after the completion of the structure or building to which such plans...permit would be required for the demolition. If a state or federal permit is required for the demolition, proof of said permit shall be provided to the village at the time of application for a village demolition permit. (d) Tree Protection Plan and Inspection. (e) Cost Estimate: A cost estimate for all proposed work, including, but not limited to, removal of the structure and any hard paved surface such as parking lots, driveways, sidewalks, and old foundations, and deposit

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Wayne · 10.7.4

Off-Street Parking

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This section outlines the purpose and definitions related to off-street parking in Wayne's Residence Districts. Its goals include preserving neighborhood appearance and character by regulating parking and protecting adjacent properties from negative impacts.

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Purpose: 1. To protect and preserve the appearance and character of neighborhoods within the village through screening of off-street parking and limiting the number and type of vehicles parked on a lot. 2. To require adequate protection for contiguous property against undesirable effects from the creation and operation of parking areas. 3. Parking and storage of motor vehicles on any lot zoned in a Single-Family Residence District shall be in accordance with the following requirements: B. Definitions...SCREENED: Screened year-round a minimum of seventy-five percent (75%), on not less than three (3) sides, from adjacent residential properties and public view, by landscaping consisting of a planted earth berm, densely planted evergreen shrubs or trees or a combination of both, as follows: 1. In front yards, permanent screening at least four feet (4') in height shall be constructed and maintained in areas adjacent to permitted side yard parking. 2. In side and rear yards, permanent peripheral

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Homer Glen · 138.2

Land development review procedures and fees

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This section outlines the subdivision approval process in Homer Glen, distinguishing between exempt, minor, and major subdivisions based on lot creation, infrastructure needs, and adherence to village plans. It details the procedural steps for major subdivision review, including preapplication meetings and plat submissions.

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utility companies that will service the subdivision a general schedule of the timing and sequence for construction of all required improvements. (7) Timing of improvements. Except upon the written approval of the Development Services Director, no grading, removal of trees or other vegetation, land filling, construction of improvements or other material change, except for the purpose of aiding in preparation of final engineering drawings or plans, may begin on the subject property until the applicant has: (a) Received a site...other federal, state or local agency; (i) All stormwater management facilities, including stormwater detention basins, storm sewers and floodplains are located in proper drainage easements; (j) All open space and environmentally sensitive areas to be set aside and preserved as common areas are properly deed restricted or placed in a conservation easement; and (k) Proof of responsibility for maintenance of all community improvements has been submitted and approved by the Village. (l) A final plat may not be approved

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