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Elwood · 150.04

Reservoirs

Summary

This section of the Elwood ordinance incorporates state fishing and aquatic regulations into local law, while also defining key terms like 'Reservoir' and establishing specific rules of construction for interpreting the ordinance. It outlines fishing and non-fishing restrictions, incorporating state law but excluding specific sections related to limits, seasons, methods of taking, and certain offenses.

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amended. (6) Swimming and all related activities are prohibited in any reservoir. (7) No person shall deposit, cause or permit to be deposited, any debris or other materials, including but not limited to any construction materials, concrete, trees, brush, weeds, soil or paint into any reservoir or any adjacent areas owned by the village nor shall any person cover, disturb or destroy any village maintained property on or near any reservoir. (8) No animals of any kind or clothing...members of the Jackson Township Sportsman’s Club. (13) Nothing in this section, including any portion thereof, shall prevent anything done or caused to be done by the village or any other governmental entity in protecting, maintaining or preserving any reservoir or the aquatic life therein. (E) Enforcement . Any law enforcement officer or other authorized agent of the village may enforce this section against any person who shall violate any of the provisions contained or referenced herein. Any citation issued

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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 · 155.022

Principal permitted, conditional and temporary uses

Summary

This section outlines the rules for permitted, conditional, and temporary uses within Wauconda's zoning districts. It prohibits any use or building that doesn't conform to district regulations, including height and area requirements, and specifies rules for lot occupancy and building placement.

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Cannabis processor C Cannabis transporter C Carnival, circus, fairs, festivals or markets t t t t t t Catalog sales office for mail x x x x Catering service x x x x Cemetery c c c c Christmas tree sales t t t t t t t t t t t Church or other place of worship c c c c c c c c c Cigar, cigarette, tobacco store x x x x Cleaning and dyeing, retail...Psychiatrists' offices x x x x x Public accountant, bookkeeping service, income tax service x x x x Public and private utilities, public services c c c c c c c c c Public open land, refuge or preserve x x x x x c x c c c c x c Publishing offices x x x x c Pump sales, display x x x x Radio and TV sales or repair x x x x Reading room

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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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Oak Brook · 13.3.17

Fence Regulations

Summary

This section of the Oak Brook municipal ordinance defines terms related to fences, including dog runs, kennels, fence height, and fence type structures. It then outlines specific regulations for fences that are not classified as 'fence type structures', focusing on open space requirements and height and material limitations based on whether the fence is solid or nonsolid.

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fence shall be constructed in a manner that encroaches upon another property or a village owned right of way without the prior approval of the village. 7. All fences shall be constructed and maintained in a manner that preserves the fence's structural integrity and original appearance. 8. Electrified fences, barbed wire, razor wire, spears and other sharp or hazardous materials are not permitted in the village, with the exception of those materials approved by the Development Services department...with a knuckle design; c. Installed with the wire material (finished side) facing the neighboring property; d. Painted or coated in a dark color (e.g., black, brown or dark green); and e. Landscaped with year round plantings, bushes/vegetation or trees on both sides of the fence, except for dog runs/kennels, which shall be so landscaped on the outside of the fence; all required vegetation will be reasonably maintained or replaced as needed. 2. No chainlink or wire fencing shall include

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Bannockburn · 260.906

Signs

Summary

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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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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Riverwoods · 8.1.3

Purpose

Summary

This section outlines the purpose of Riverwoods' zoning ordinance, aiming to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of residents. It achieves this through establishing minimum standards for building design, construction, land grading, erosion control, visual aesthetics, tree preservation, and construction site safety.

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structures or part thereof, equipment and appurtenances thereto that are constructed, altered, repaired, wrecked or moved within the limits of the Village; B. Assisting in the protection of private lands from erosion, earth movement, flooding and assuring the maximum preservation of the natural scenic character of the Village by establishing minimum standards and requirements relating to land grading, erosion control excavations and fills and by establishing procedures by which these standards and requirements may be enforced; and enforcing and promoting...problems which could result in increased development or maintenance costs or environmental damage to the land in question as well as surrounding property; (Ord. 07-4-6, 4-17-2007) D. Enforcing and promoting the purposes of the Riverwoods tree and woodland protection ordinance and assuring that their provisions are adhered to; and (Ord. 07-4-6, 4-17-2007; amd. Ord. 18-03-05, 3-6-2018) E. Establishing and enforcing safe construction site safety practices to minimize

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Romeoville · 157.081

R-6 Attached Residential (5-8 D.U./Acre)

Summary

This section establishes the R-6 zoning district, intended as a buffer between single-family and higher-density areas, allowing attached/townhouse and single-family dwellings up to 8 units per acre. Development is processed as planned unit developments and requires special use permit approval for attached housing.

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within the R-6 District: (1) Attached residential/townhouses with special use permit approval according to the planned unit development requirements of this chapter; (2) Single-family detached dwelling units; (3) Home occupations, as regulated in § 157.041; (4) Parks, forest preserves and recreational areas, when publicly-owned and operated; (5) Off-street parking, as regulated in §§ 157.120 through 157.126; (6) Signs, as regulated in §§ 157.155 through 157.167; (7) Accessory uses, as regulated in § 157.027; (8) Temporary buildings for construction purposes...must be covered in architectural shingles (300 pounds), slate roof, clay tile or laminated clay tile replica. (b) The color of roof-top vents must match the roofing material. (7) Landscaping. (a) Foundation landscaping consisting of shade and ornamental trees, evergreens, shrubbery, hedges, flowers and/or other live planting materials shall be incorporated around all buildings. Particular attention shall be paid toward screening mechanical equipment softening large expanses of building walls; and accenting entrances and architectural features of the unit

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Lombard · 30.24

Duties

Summary

This section outlines the duties of advisory committees in Lombard, specifying their role in making policy and legislative recommendations to the corporate authorities. It details the responsibilities of the Finance and Administration Committee and the Public Works and Environmental Concerns Committee.

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authorities regarding the following: (1) Public works ordinances and standards. The Committee shall review standards for street lighting, drainage, sewers, streets, forestry, subdivisions, flood control and water meters. (2) User fees. The Committee shall review the costs of the tree planting program, the sidewalk replacement program and any new fees relating to Public Works each year, or as requested. (3) Infrastructure maintenance. The Committee shall review and oversee matters relating to the maintenance of, and improvements to, infrastructure under...community betterment and development. (4) Downtown redevelopment. The Committee shall have the responsibility to study and to recommend appropriate action concerning the redevelopment of the downtown area to include but not be limited to adaptive building reuse and the preservation of buildings of historic and architectural significance. (5) Tax increment financing districts. The Committee shall act as a conduit and coordinating body for the tax increment financing district(s) of the village. (6) Community development budget. The Committee shall review

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Riverwoods · 9.5A-2

Special Uses

Summary

This section outlines the special uses permitted in Riverwoods' B-1 Neighborhood Business District, specifically detailing the requirements for self-storage facilities, drive-through facilities, mixed-use planned developments, and automobile service stations.

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coverage requirements of the B-1 district shall not be applicable to a self-storage facility meeting the FAR and ISR requirements for a special use. 4. The natural topographic and landscape features of the site are preserved and incorporated into the development, wherever possible. 5. Landscaped buffers are provided around the perimeter of the property, preferably exhibiting continuity throughout the development, to minimize the visual impact on any adjacent properties, particularly residential areas. 6. Stormwater detention facilities are designed...Applicable Requirements: All requirements of the B-1 Neighborhood Business District applicable to permitted uses in such district and all requirements regarding any improvements covered under the Riverwoods subdivision control ordinance or Building Code, including tree and woodland protection, sidewalks, streets, curbs, gutters, sanitary sewers, storm sewers, water lighting, landscaping, parking, retention/detention facilities, and standards for construction shall be applicable to the small parcel special use, except where such requirements are specifically modified by this section or the terms

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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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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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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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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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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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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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Homer Glen · 138.2

Land development review procedures and fees

Summary

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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Bartlett · 10.13.10

Site Plan Review

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This section mandates a site plan review for specific development applications within various zoning districts before a building permit can be obtained. The review aims to ensure the proposed site plan promotes public safety, convenience, and preserves property values by assessing the arrangement of buildings, parking, lighting, landscaping, ingress/egress, and stormwater control.

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should include the compatible arrangement of buildings, off-street parking, lighting, landscaping, ingress and egress, and stormwater control of the site and shall be designed in a manner that will promote safety and convenience for the public and will preserve property values of surrounding properties. B. Procedure: The applicant shall file the required items as outlined in the development application packet provided by the Village, as well as all supporting documents and fees. Once the Zoning Administrator has determined that...will be in harmony with adjacent land uses and will satisfy the requirements outlined in this title. Any part of the site not used for buildings, structures, parking or access ways shall be landscaped with a mixture of grass, trees and shrubs; All landscape improvements shall be in compliance with chapter 11A of this title, landscape requirements. 6. That all trash enclosures and outdoor storage areas are, or will be, screened and are, or will be, in accordance with standards

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Evanston · 6.19.3

RULES AND DEFINITIONS

Summary

This section establishes rules of interpretation for the Sign Regulations chapter and provides definitions for key terms related to signs and architectural elements. It clarifies that these definitions supersede any found elsewhere in the City Code and that any regulatory standards within definitions apply in addition to other chapter regulations.

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part of a single facade. FESTOON LIGHTING. A string of two (2) or more unshielded incandescent light bulbs suspended over a premises, (as opposed to being located on a building or structure). Holiday and ornamental lighting strung temporarily through trees shall not be construed to be festoon lighting. FLASHING SIGN. A directly or indirectly illuminated sign where the source of illumination is not maintained constant or stationary in intensity or color at all times when such sign...combination of such parcels when adjacent to one another and used as one. MAINTENANCE. Provision of a safe, presentable, and good structural condition at all times, including replacement of defective parts, painting, cleaning and other acts required to preserve the sign, advertising structure, marquee, canopy or awning in its originally permitted and installed condition. MARQUEE. Any hood or canopy of permanent construction supported entirely by the building, and projecting from the building's wall over a sidewalk or pedestrian thoroughfare

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Richmond · 4.5.6

The Concept Plan

Summary

This section mandates that developers submit a concept plan for administrative review prior to filing for a preliminary plat, annexation, or rezoning to ensure compliance with village planning goals. It outlines the staff review process, including timelines for determining application completeness and evaluating adherence to the comprehensive plan.

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floodway limits certified by either the Illinois State water Survey, the Illinois Department of Transportation, the Army Corps of Engineers, or by the National Flood Insurance Program Maps. e. Natural features such as rock outcroppings, wooded areas, and trees greater than six (6) inches in diameter as measured at breast height. f. The location and size of existing sanitary and storm sewers, water mains, culverts, drain pipes, catch basins, manholes, hydrants within the parcel and in adjacent streets or rights...obtain their requirements that may affect the proposed subdivision. Such agencies include the Illinois Department of Transportation c/o District engineer; McHenry County Highway Department; Water Resource Division (DNR); State of Illinois Environmental Protection Agency; State of Illinois Historic Preservation Agency; State of Illinois Department of Natural Resources; and, local public utility companies. The concept plan shall contain such information as suggested by the Development Administrator in order to delineate, explain or convey the concept of the subdivision or proposed development

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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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Country Club Hills · 16.2.04

Erosion and Sediment Control

Summary

This section outlines general principles and on-site control measures for erosion and sediment control during site development, specifically for Level 1 and 2 developments. It emphasizes minimizing erosion by relating development to topography, retaining vegetation, exposing minimal land, and installing control measures before and during development.

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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 16.2.05 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 or traps...shall be used. 3. For grades greater than 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 25 feet in width shall be preserved and/or re-established, 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

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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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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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