This section mandates annual inspections of short-term rentals by the village and the Oswego Fire Protection District, with the possibility of additional inspections as needed. Village or fire inspectors must coordinate with the owner/operator for these inspections.
This section establishes an annual license fee for short-term rentals. The fee differs based on residency, with village residents paying $100 and non-residents paying $250.
This section outlines special uses permitted in the R-B Residential-Business District, including apartments, retail, short-term rentals, and single-room occupancy units, subject to planning commission and village board approval. It also specifies lot area requirements, including minimum lot size, width, and setback distances for yards.
This section declares short-term rental units to be nuisances in River Grove. It states that these nuisances can be abated using any available legal remedies.
This section prohibits short-term rentals, subletting of residences for less than 30 days, and certain lodging facilities within Palos Heights. It also mandates a certificate of compliance for all residential rental properties, making it unlawful to rent, sublet, or occupy a property without one.
This section outlines the use regulations for the municipality of Summit, specifying how principal uses are determined and regulated. It references a Use Classification System and Table 7-1 to categorize uses as permitted as-of-right, permitted on upper floors, special uses requiring approval, or prohibited.
This section outlines the process for determining permitted and special uses within Campton Hills zoning districts. It utilizes a table (Table 7-1) to denote uses as permitted by-right (P), permitted with conditions (C), requiring special use permits (S), or prohibited (-), with definitions for uses found in Chapter 14.
This section establishes rules for existing and unlisted land uses in Lemont, outlining how uses are classified (permitted, special, or nonconforming) and referencing a table that details permitted and special uses across various zoning districts.
This section of the R-1 Single-Family Residential District ordinance outlines permitted uses, including accessory uses, family community residences with specific occupancy requirements, fences, home occupations, off-street parking, public parks, short-term rentals, signs, and single-family detached dwellings. It also lists special uses requiring a permit, such as agricultural uses, private recreational lakes, assisted living facilities, and religious institutions.
This section outlines the permitted and special uses within Mettawa's zoning districts through a Use Matrix (Table 7-1) and specifies several explicit use restrictions, including prohibitions on large stables, manufactured homes, short-term rentals, and kennels.
This section mandates annual inspections for various types of rental properties, including one-family, two-family, multi-family dwellings, short-term rentals, and boarding/lodging houses. Property owners or landlords are required to pay inspection and reinspection fees in advance.
This section outlines penalties for violations of the Short-Term Rentals chapter. It states that in addition to business license suspension or revocation, violators may face penalties outlined in other sections of the Code and the Annual Fee Ordinance.
This section outlines the purpose of the Short-Term Rental Units Chapter in River Grove. Its primary goals are to protect residential peace and quiet and to address negative impacts such as noise, litter, light pollution, traffic, parking issues, and crime associated with short-term rentals.
This section imposes the Hotel Operator's Tax on all short-term rental transactions. It mandates compliance with the requirements outlined in Section 3-1-5 of the Code.
This section provides definitions for 'Dwelling Unit' and 'Short-Term Rental'. The definitions are not contained within this section but are instead referenced from the Warrenville Zoning Ordinance.
This section outlines permitted uses within a Single-Family District in Rosemont, specifically detailing regulations for churches and home occupations. Churches must provide adequate off-street parking, while home occupations are subject to strict limitations on signage, exterior appearance, operator residency, building alterations, activity location, traffic impact, and the total area devoted to the occupation.
This section of the Hawthorn Woods ordinance defines key terms related to short-term rentals, specifically 'RENTAL PREMISES' and 'SHORT-TERM DWELLING RENTAL'. These definitions establish the scope and applicability of regulations concerning the rental of property for less than three months to non-owners.
This section outlines general requirements for village officers and employees regarding travel expenses. It emphasizes utilizing technology to reduce costs, reimbursing only authorized and affordable expenses, exercising good judgment with public funds, and maximizing cost savings through promotions, even if it slightly extends travel duration.
This section outlines which principal building, structure, or land uses are permitted within specific zoning districts in Lockport. It defines 'P' as permitted by right and 'S' as a special use, with all other uses being prohibited unless lawfully established as nonconforming.
This section establishes regulations for large-lot single-family residential areas in West Chicago, emphasizing very low density housing. It outlines specific standards for dwelling size, height, accessory buildings, lot requirements, and permitted uses, while also detailing special use allowances.
This section establishes the intent of the chapter to preserve residential neighborhood character by prohibiting the use of residential structures for commercial short-term rentals.