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Wilmette · 2.1010

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used in the Wilmette Historic Preservation ordinance, including 'Alteration', 'Certificate of appropriateness', 'Contributing', and 'Exterior architectural appearance'. These definitions are crucial for understanding and applying the regulations related to historic landmarks and districts.

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includes the grounds of a place of worship and accessory structures located thereon. Relocation means any reposition of a structure on its site or to another site. Rules and procedures means the rules and procedures of the Wilmette Historic Preservation Commission. Site means any geographic location associated with an event, person or structure. Structure means any improvement to real property. Wilmette Historic District means an identifiable area with definable boundaries designated as a "Wilmette Historic District" by the Village Board...expressly provided by the Village Board of Trustees in the ordinance for designation, all designations shall presumptively include the lots of record associated with structures located in the district. Wilmette Landmark means an artifact, structure, site, geographic feature or tree that has been designated, by village ordinance, as being a paragon for the cultural, social, economic, political or architectural values of the nation, state or village. (Code

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Lake Barrington · 8.3.7

Antennas

Summary

This section regulates antennas within Lake Barrington, citing their unsightliness as a concern. It aims to protect public health, safety, welfare, and property values by establishing permit requirements, aesthetic standards, screening mandates for specific antenna types, and requiring compliance with state and federal laws.

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unsightliness that their construction, placement, installation and use require regulation by the village. The purpose and intent of this section is to promote and protect the general health, safety and welfare of the people and to protect and to preserve the taxable value of real estate in the village. B. General Requirements: 1. Building Permit Required: Every installation of an antenna shall require a building permit prior to commencement. 2. Permit Null And Void: Any such building permit issued...year shall not be permitted. 8. Ground Installations: Ground installations shall be landscaped so as to be compatible with the surrounding properties. 9. Screening Methods: Appropriate screening methods may include, but are not necessarily limited to, evergreen shrubs, evergreen trees, wood or brick fence or a house. Any humanmade screening material shall be limited to seven feet (7') in height, except for a house which shall meet the height restrictions contained in this title. 10. Construction And Installation: The construction

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Homer Glen · 220.502

A-1 Agricultural District

Summary

This section outlines permitted and special uses for the A-1 Agricultural District in Homer Glen. It allows for various agricultural activities, limited residential uses, and open spaces, with specific conditions for certain uses.

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used except as otherwise provided in this chapter, for other than one of the following specified uses: (1) Agricultural uses. (a) The growing of farm crops, truck garden crops, animal and poultry husbandry, apiculture, aquaculture, dairying, floriculture, horticulture, nursery, tree farm, sod farm, pasturage, viticulture, and a wholesale greenhouse when such agricultural purposes constitute the principal activity on the land, together with the operation of any machinery or vehicles incidental to the above uses. (b) Research and/or experimental farm...care home with no more than six children or adults, not including nonresident support staff. (c) A group care home with no more than six residents, not including nonresident support staff. (3) Park, open space and forest preserve. B. Special uses permitted. The following uses may be permitted only if specifically authorized by the Village Board in accordance with § 220-1209: (1) Airport/Heliport. (2) Quartering and raising exotic animals, provided such use shall be on a parcel of not less

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Harvard · 6.19

NEWSPAPER DISPENSING RACKS

Summary

This section of the Harvard municipal code establishes regulations for newspaper dispensing racks on public properties. Its purpose is to ensure public health and welfare by managing the placement, type, appearance, and servicing of news racks to promote safety, maintain aesthetics, and protect property values.

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have abandoned news racks removed. 5. Maintain and protect the values of surrounding properties. 6. Establish a uniform policy in order to treat all newspapers equally regardless of their size, content, circulation or frequency of publication. 7. Maintain and preserve freedom of the press. 8. Cooperate to the maximum extent with newspaper distributors. C. News Racks Permitted on Public Areas: Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, news racks may be placed in or on the public areas as permitted...Each news rack shall be sufficiently weighted to provide stability and safety. b. News racks shall be maintained in orderly rows. c. Within the central business district, no news rack shall be chained, tied or otherwise fastened to a tree, signpost, streetlight, telephone pole or other fixture on the public area. d. Each news rack shall be maintained undamaged and in good operating order at all times, and shall be kept free of graffiti, litter and other debris. e. News

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Harvard · 1.14

SETTLEMENT OF OFFENSES

Summary

This section outlines a settlement process for offenses under Harvard's ordinances, offering reduced payment amounts if settled within seven days of notice delivery, with higher amounts for settlements between the eighth and fourteenth day.

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Fireworks 250.00 500.00 6.13-I Fishing, no license 75.00 150.00 27.07 Gambling 250.00 500.00 21.11 Garage Sale 50.00 100.00 11.13F Storage of Garbage Receptacles 25.00 50.00 11.13 Garbage and Refuse 100.00 200.00 5.01 Harvard Historic Preservation, violation of 250.00 500.00 15.01 Horn, (motor vehicle, unlawful use) 25.00 50.00 19.03-9 House numbering (Exterior Structures, c) 50.00 100.00 27.25 Improper Consumption of Cannabis (410 ILCS 705/10-35-a-3) 100.00 200.00 27.25 Improper Possession of Cannabis (410 ILCS 705/10-35-a-2) 250.00 500.00 27.09 Indecent...Parking, 48 Hour Limit 25.00 50.00 15.02 Parking, General Provisions 25.00 50.00 15.07 Parking, Prohibitions 25.00 50.00 15.06 Parking, Resident 25.00 50.00 15.09 Parking, Snow Removal 25.00 50.00 15.10 Parking, Street Cleaning 25.00 50.00 15.02 B Parking, tree banks, front lawns 25.00 50.00 15.05 Parking, Two Hour Limit 25.00 50.00 15.01 Parking, unauthorized use of parking places reserved for persons with disabilities (15.01 11-1301.2) 350.00 350.00 6.13 Parks (except

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Diamond · 153.006

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used throughout the chapter, including those related to property access, development applications, floodplains, building standards, and occupancy permits.

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property served or benefitted by such commonly owned property or facilities. IMPROVEMENTS. Grading, street surfacing, pavement striping or marking, no-access strips, off-street parking, lighting, signage, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, water mains, fire hydrants, sanitary sewers, storm sewers, culverts, trees, landscaping, utility fixtures and appurtenances, and other additions to the natural state of the land which increases its value, utility, or habitability in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. PRIVATE IMPROVEMENT. Any installed or constructed improvement for which...foregoing. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT. A planned development shall mean, a land development project comprehensively planned as an entirety via a unitary site plan which permits flexibility in building, mixture of housing types and land uses, usable open spaces, and the preservation of significant natural features and for which appropriate applications and submittal have been made under this chapter and the village Zoning Ordinance. PLANNING COMMISSION. Shall mean the Village of Diamond Planning & Zoning Commission. PLANT AND LANDSCAPING MATERIAL. Permanent vegetative cover

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Romeoville · 157.082

R-7 General Residential (9-12 D.U./Acre)

Summary

This section establishes the R-7 General Residential district in Romeoville, intended for higher-density housing and buffering. It outlines permitted and special uses, including single-family detached, townhouses, and multiple-family dwellings, all subject to specific acreage and density limitations.

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processed in accordance with the requirements of §§ 157.200 through 157.209. (B) Permitted uses. (See land use chart, § 157.074(G).) The following uses are permitted within the R-7 District: (1) Single-family detached dwelling units; (2) Parks, forest preserves and recreational areas, when publicly-owned and operated; (3) Signs, as regulated in §§ 157.155 through 157.167; (4) Off-street parking, as regulated in §§ 157.120 through 157.126; (5) Temporary buildings for construction purposes, for a period of time not to exceed construction...licensee has failed to comply with the regulations herein. The village shall require the licensee to remove or abate the nuisance or unsanitary or objectionable condition specified in the notice within ten days. (y) Street lights. Street lights, parkway trees and other non-roadway improvements shall be provided as required in Chapter 156 . (14) Personal communication facility. (See § 157.028 .) (D) Temporary uses. (See land use chart, § 157.074 (G).) Upon application to and issuance by the Zoning Administrator of a permit

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Naperville · 5.10.4

LANDSCAPE PLAN

Summary

This section mandates the submission of a landscape plan for certain development activities requiring Plan Commission or Zoning Administrator approval, or a building permit for non-single-family developments. The plan must detail existing and proposed site features, landscaping, berming, ground cover, fences, and utilities.

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development activity requiring Plan Commission or Zoning Administrator approval and all non-single-family development activity requiring a building permit, a landscape plan and, if required under Section 5-10-5 of this Chapter, a tree removal permit shall be required. The landscape plan must be submitted along with final engineering plans for the project. (Ord. 97-199, 11-18-1997) 1.1. Content Of Landscape Plan: All landscape plans submitted for approval by the Plan Commission or Zoning Administrator...sidewalks, bicycle parking areas and paths, ground signs, refuse disposal areas, fences, freestanding electrical equipment, and other freestanding structural features. 1.1.2. The location, quantity, size, and type (both botanical and common names) of all existing landscaping to be preserved and all proposed landscaping to be added. 1.1.3. The location and contours, at one-foot intervals, of all proposed berming and storm water detention/retention ponds. 1.1.4. Specification of the type and boundaries of all proposed ground cover. 1.1.5. Elevation and location

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University Park · 1020.12

Protection of adjoining property

Summary

This section outlines the permittee's responsibility to protect adjoining public and private property, including foundations, buildings, walls, fences, lawns, and trees, during excavation work. It details requirements for obtaining licenses for entry onto private property and mandates restoration of damaged areas.

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permittee shall at all times and at his own expense preserve and protect from injury any adjoining property by providing proper foundations and taking other measures suitable for the purpose. Where in the protection of such property it is necessary to enter upon private property for the purpose of taking appropriate protective measures, the permittee shall obtain a license from the owner of such private property for such purpose and if he cannot obtain a license from such owner...done in a manner calculated to leave the lawn area clean of earth and debris and in a condition as nearly as possible to that which existed before such work began. The permittee shall not remove, even temporarily, any trees or shrubs which exist in parking strip areas without first obtaining the consent of the appropriate Village department or official having control of such property

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Barrington Hills · 6.4.4

Storm Water Management

Summary

This section establishes standards for storm water management in subdivisions within Barrington Hills. It mandates specific calculation methods based on area size and requires that developments do not negatively impact adjacent properties by increasing runoff, peak discharge, or decreasing time of concentration.

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greater runoff. Anticipated future land use of undeveloped areas shall be based on development of the area using the current zoning. 5. All existing or natural detention basins will be maintained within a development and their area specifically preserved for that use. The volume of detention storage required for the development shall be in addition to the existing storage. (B) Release Rates and Discharges: 1. The release rates for the developed site shall be the lesser of the following...passing the 100-year inflow rate without damage to structures or property. 2. All detention basins shall be developed to fit the site and provide a natural appearance. Restoration of the detention basin shall include the planting of trees and bushes and be in accordance with Section 6-4-9 of this Chapter. 3. Single pipe outlets shall have a minimum inside diameter of ten (10") inches. If design release rates require smaller outlets, structures such as perforated risers

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Naperville · 9.1J-3

REQUIREMENTS FOR EXCAVATING

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for making excavations in Naperville's streets and alleys, including provisions for safety, protection of underground utilities and trees, proper backfilling, and pavement restoration.

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Director of TED, which are or may be endangered or affected by the making of any such excavation or tunnel before such pipes, cables or conduits shall be disturbed. No unnecessary damage or injury shall be done to any tree or shrub or the roots thereof. 4. Backfilling: When an existing street is to be opened for purposes of construction, when tunneling or boring is not possible, the contractor shall be responsible for removing all excavated material and replacing with...adopted July 21, 1992, and Ord. No. 97-158, adopted October 7, 1997. Subsequently, the former Section 9-1J-5 has been redesignated as Section 9-1J-3. The historical notation has been preserved for reference purposes

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McHenry · 10.10.7

Safe And Sanitary Maintenance

Summary

This section mandates that all occupied dwellings in McHenry must maintain safe and sanitary conditions, covering structural integrity, stormwater drainage, and rodent control measures.

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within forty eight inches (48") of the existing exterior ground level immediately below such openings, or if they may be reached by rodents from the ground by climbing unguarded pipes, wires, cornices, stairs, roofs and other items, such as trees or vines, or by burrowing. 2. All windows located at or near ground level used or intended to be used for ventilation, all other openings located at or near ground level, and all exterior doorways which might provide an entry...insects and rodents, or such structures shall be removed from the premises. The exterior of such structures shall be made weather resistant through the use of decay resistant materials or the use of lead free paint or other preservatives. (1987 Code § 11-205) F. Plumbing Fixtures: Every plumbing fixture and all water and waste pipes shall be properly installed and maintained in good sanitary working condition. (1987 Code § 11-206) G. Impervious Surfaces: Every water closet compartment, bathroom and kitchen

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Wilmette · 30.5.7

Appearance review certificate

Summary

This section establishes an appearance review certificate process in Wilmette to ensure new construction, exterior remodeling, and various other improvements maintain the village's character and property values. A certificate is generally required for these activities, with specific exemptions for single-family dwellings, certain two-unit dwellings, places of worship, government properties, and utilities.

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Purpose. The appearance review process is intended to: (1) Preserve the stability and taxable value of land and improvements in the Village; (2) Encourage harmony and quality workmanship in the design of buildings, awnings, signs, fences, parking lots, and other structures; (3) Encourage design which respects the attributes of the site, its buildings and structures, and surrounding sites, building and structures; (4) Maintain and enhance the character of the Village; (5) Encourage the maintenance of property and improvements...Design takes into consideration the relationship to the street and the pedestrian environment. (9) Parking, storage, and refuse areas are located and screened so as not to negatively affect neighboring properties. (10) Landscape is designed to maintain existing mature trees and shrubs to the maximum extent possible. (11) Landscape provides an aesthetically pleasing design and, where applicable, provides for the screening of parking, storage, refuse, and utility areas from the street and adjacent residential properties. (12) Selected plant materials shall

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Lake Bluff · 10.2C-4

Variations

Summary

This section outlines the process for obtaining variations from Lake Bluff's Zoning Regulations, which are granted only to address unforeseen applications causing practical difficulties or hardships. It specifies who can apply, the required documentation, and the procedural steps involving public notice and hearings.

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Zoning Regulations that create practical difficulties or particular hardships. B. Variations from Zoning Regulations; Exceptions: An applicant may apply for a variation from any provision of the Zoning Regulations except: 1. Chapter 11 of the Zoning Regulations, concerning tree protection; 2. This Section; 3. The drainage plan approval requirements of Section 10-5-6, concerning maximum residential floor area; and 4. Any regulation establishing permitted, accessory, prohibited, or special uses applicable to any property in the Village, regardless of whether...impacts of the proposed variation. H. Special Consideration for Historic Properties: If an applicant applies for a variation for a property that contains, or a building that is, a Protected Feature designated pursuant to the Village's Historic Preservation Regulations, as codified in Title 9, Chapter 14 of this Code, the Joint Plan Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals and Village Board shall consider the historical nature of the Protected Feature as part of its review of an application

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Crete · 28.349

General requirements for all districts

Summary

This section outlines general requirements for all signs within the municipality, stipulating that signs must be accessory to a lawful use, comply with article regulations, and have property owner authorization. It also details specific prohibitions and standards related to sign placement, lighting, and illumination intensity.

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digital or electronic viable message sign may be mounted on a moving vehicle driving on any roadway with a speed limit greater than 30 MPH. 12. No digital or dynamic sign may be operated in the heritage preservation district. 13. No interactive signs are permitted, that is, incorporating any potential for interactivity with any driver. b. Manual changeable message board signs shall be permitted when incorporated into a ground sign subject to all applicable standards herein, and the following conditions...right-of-way or other public property or traffic control device or utility pole unless permission to do so has been granted by the board of trustees. It shall be unlawful to post or attach any sign to a tree, utility standpipe, gutter drain or fire escape. (8) Every sign shall be maintained in a safe, and structurally sound condition and free of peeling paint or peeling adhesive covering, rust, rot or damaged components. The sign and sign supports must

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Hanover Park · 18.1

General regulations for Hanover Park regarding buildings, structures, and land

Summary

This section outlines requirements for vacant lots after building demolition in Hanover Park, including escrow for site restoration and submission of a site management plan if new construction is planned within 90 days.

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building official. b. Existing buildings to be removed or retained. c. All easements, existing utility lines, well and septic systems on the subject property and all adjacent parkways and property within 20 feet. d. Silt fencing, protective tree fencing, and perimeter safety fencing in required locations. e. Means of primary ingress/egress from the public ways to the site and points for emergency access, traffic control devices and measures, and on-site and off-site parking areas. f. Temporary areas...Holes for skateboard ramp support posts shall be at least eight inches in diameter, 42 inches below grade and filled with concrete. 2. All lumber in direct contact with the ground shall be pressure-treated with wood preservative. Plywood used in ramp construction shall be exterior-grade. 3. A ramp platform 30 inches or more above ground shall have a guardrail at least 36 inches high. 4. Ramp design shall not allow the utilization of space under the ramp

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Oakbrook Terrace · 150.02

Local amendments to the Building Code

Summary

This section amends Oakbrook Terrace's Building Code by adopting the International Residential Code for One- and Two-Family Dwellings, 2009 Edition, and establishing the Director of Community and Economic Development as the building official responsible for its administration and enforcement.

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Development to be necessary and appropriate, and such sign shall be obtained only from the city, for a fee as established in § 154.03(G) of the city's code of ordinances. Such sign shall not be affixed to any tree but shall be affixed to a building or fence or shall be mounted on a post or weighted standard that is no more than six feet (6') in height and is located behind the front lot line of the construction...testing of smoke control systems that are intended to provide a tenable environment for the evacuation or relocation of occupants by removing and controlling smoke, hot air and gases within a building. These provisions are not intended for the preservation of contents, the timely restoration of operations or for assistance in fire suppression or overhaul activities. Smoke control systems regulated by this section serve a different purpose than the smoke- and heat-venting provisions found in Section 910. Mechanical smoke

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McHenry · 11.6.15

Wireless Communication Facilities

Summary

This section establishes guidelines for the location and construction of wireless communication facilities (WCF) in McHenry. It aims to balance communication needs with public health, safety, welfare, and the preservation of the city's unique character, while discouraging new monopole towers and promoting collocation.

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facilities (WCF) without prohibiting their location but protecting the health, safety, welfare of the public and the character of the area by: 1. Recognizing the communication needs of residents and businesses; 2. Establishing appropriate standards for WCF sites; 3. Preserving the existing unique and rural character of the City; 4. Requiring collocation of WCFs; 5. Minimizing adverse visual effects of towers and facilities by establishing setbacks and design standards; and 6. Discouraging the creation of new monopole wireless communication towers...City. 3. Aesthetics: The following requirements apply to all WCFs located in the City: a. WCFs shall be designed to blend in with its surroundings. This may mean that the facility be designed as a flag pole, tree or other similar structure. It can also mean that the WCF may be designed and painted to blend in with the adjacent area, or structure on which it is located. b. The WCF site shall be landscaped to provide sufficient screening

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Third Lake · 16.51

Burning and other disposal of leaves and yard waste restricted

Summary

This section prohibits most burning of materials within the village, but allows for the controlled burning of specific yard wastes during designated periods and times, with strict conditions regarding wind, proximity to structures and water, and supervision. Recreational fires are also permitted under certain conditions.

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Prohibited generally. Except as herein authorized, the burning of grass, brush, trimmings from trees or other bushes, wood, construction materials, paper, garbage, refuse, waste or other combustible material on any property, public or private, from any source whatsoever, within the village is prohibited. (b) Burning of certain yard wastes permitted; conditions and exceptions. Dry leaves, brush, branches under 1½ inches in diameter, and yard waste may be burned between November 1 and November 30 and between April...wind, whether continuous or gusting, is in excess of 15 miles per hour; (2) Within 20 feet of any building or structure; (3) Within 25 feet of any wetland, lake or other body of water, or county forest preserve property; (4) On village streets, sidewalks, or other public right-of-way; (5) When the corporate authorities announce that inversion conditions exist and the public is so advised through local newspaper or public media sources; (6) Without a water source

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Indian Head Park · 6.51

Amendments to International Building Code

Summary

This section amends the International Building Code (2012 edition) for Indian Head Park. It renames the code, clarifies the applicability of referenced codes, designates the village administrator as the building official for enforcement, and establishes the requirement for permits for various construction and repair activities.

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building and zoning administrator to be necessary and appropriate; and such sign shall be obtained only from the village, for a fee as established in the village fee schedule. Such sign shall not be affixed to any tree, but shall be affixed to a building or fence, or shall be mounted on a post or weighted standard that is no more than six feet in height and is located behind the front lot line of the construction site. Such sign...testing of smoke-control systems that are intended to provide a tenable environment for the evacuation or relocation of occupants by removing and controlling smoke, hot air, and gases within a building. These provisions are not intended for the preservation of contents, the timely restoration of operations or for assistance in fire suppression or overhaul activities. Smoke-control systems regulated by this section serve a different purpose than the smoke-and heat-venting provisions found in section 910. Mechanical smoke

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Lynwood · 46.61

Erosion and sediment control

Summary

This section outlines general principles and on-site control measures for erosion and sediment control in Level 1 and Level 2 developments. It emphasizes minimizing disturbance, retaining vegetation, and implementing specific control measures 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 46-62 should be left undisturbed wherever possible. (4) The smallest practical area of land should be exposed at any one time. (5) Prior to site clearing and grading, sediment basins...grades greater than eight percent, rock or rip-rap shall be used, or the grade shall be reduced using drop structures. (d) Channel protection. (1) A vegetated buffer strip of at least 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

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Libertyville · 21.6

Newsracks

Summary

This section defines 'newsrack' and establishes a permit application process with a fee for newsracks placed within Libertyville's public right-of-way. It also outlines specific regulations for newsracks within the Central Business District (CBD) to maintain its aesthetic appearance.

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newsrack or deny the application for permit for a newsrack that does not comply with any one (1) or more of said regulations. (d) Newsrack regulations in the Central Business District (CBD). To ensure uniformity and to preserve the historic and aesthetic appearance of the village and CBD, and to ensure an appearance complimentary to the streetscape design of the CBD, all newsracks intended by their owner to be placed within the CBD shall be located within structures designed, placed...bench, doorway to any commuter passenger station or any sign or other marking designating a bus stop; d. Within five (5) feet of any doorway; e. Within three (3) feet of any area improved with lawn, flowers, shrubs, or trees; or f. Within three (3) feet of any display window of any building abutting the sidewalk, or parkway, or in such manner as to impede or interfere with the reasonable use of such window for display purposes; g. No newsrack

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Sugar Grove · 11.13.10

Variations

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and authority for granting variations from Sugar Grove's zoning regulations. Variations are intended to alleviate undue hardship caused by unique property characteristics, not mere inconvenience or financial burden. The Village Board has the final authority to grant variations, but only upon recommendation from the Planning Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals after specific findings of practical difficulties or particular hardships.

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increase the gross area of any sign face; j. To reduce the applicable off street parking and off street loading requirements (other than setbacks) contained in chapter 12 of this title; k. To decrease the number of required shade trees and shrubs; l. To vary the regulations relating to restoration of damaged or destroyed nonconforming structures contained in chapter 5 of this title; m. To vary the height of buildings used exclusively for agricultural purposes which are located within...hearing at such time and place as shall be established by the Chairperson of the Planning Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals after due notice is provided. 2. The hearing shall be conducted, and a record of such proceedings shall be preserved, in such a manner as the Planning Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals shall prescribe. 3. Notice requirements for public hearings on variations are set forth in section 11-13-8 of this chapter. F. Standards For Granting A Variation: 1. Standards

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McHenry · 11.13.3

Landscape Plan Submittal Requirements

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for submitting a Landscape Plan, specifying when it is mandatory and what information it must contain. It also allows for waivers under certain circumstances.

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Department Siamese connections and other structural features as determined necessary by the Zoning Administrator; 2. The location, quantity, size, root ball condition and name, both scientific and common, of all proposed plant materials, and existing plant materials to be preserved, as well as boundaries of all planting beds; 3. The location of all proposed berming and drainage swales, indicating contours at one foot (1') intervals, percent of slope and the location of all proposed drainage features with natural vegetation, including...tract to be developed; b. Total square feet and percentage of landscape area between the buildings and any public or private street; c. Total square feet and percentage of the area being landscaped; d. Total number of trees required and provided, their common and scientific names and their type; evergreen, shade or ornamental; e. Total number of shrubs required and proposed, their common and scientific name and their type; evergreen or deciduous; f. Total area to be turf

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Bartlett · 11.4.2

Preliminary Pud Plan

Summary

This section outlines the procedural requirements for submitting a preliminary Planned Unit Development (PUD) plan to the community development department, including application content, fees, and submission deadlines. It also specifies the required scale and size for PUD plan drawings.

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labeling (i.e., Street A, Street B) of public streets, right of way widths and connections with adjoining existing platted streets and/or planned streets and roads. f. The identity of parcels of land, including their acreage, intended to be dedicated, preserved or otherwise set aside for public use and enjoyment or for the use of the owners of lots in the PUD, including any natural environmental features or significant cultural features which will be retained on the site such as detention...village engineer shall submit review comments to the community development department and to the corporate authorities as to the adequacy of the water system, stormwater management plan, sanitary sewer system, street system, bike paths, sidewalks, street lighting, parkway trees and other appurtenant public improvements described in the preliminary engineering report for the proposed PUD. The village engineer's review comments shall be submitted prior to the review of the preliminary PUD plan by the Planning and Zoning Commission. 7. President

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