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West Chicago · 10.2

Enumerated

Summary

This section enumerates various activities and conditions that are declared public nuisances in West Chicago, with a specific focus on health, sanitation, and public order, while preserving common law nuisances.

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disturb the peace by emission of foul odors or loud or continued noises or noises created at unusual hours. (8) To permit, cause or suffer any scrub trees, bushes, flowers and/or ornamental plants to grow to such height, and/or to such density, that such growths may provide cover or concealment to persons violating the statutes of the state, violating the Code of Ordinances of the city, and/or fleeing and/or eluding law enforcement personnel, or such growths would physically hinder...Saturday and Sunday, if said construction, reconstruction, remodeling or demolition causes loud noises. (11) To permit the storage of garbage and/or debris on private property within the city where such storage is not otherwise authorized under the terms of this Code. (12) To maintain or permit the maintenance of a massage establishment, as defined in section 9-400 of article XVIII of this Code of Ordinances: (a) that does not have a license as provided for in that article

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Western Springs · 10.4.9

Landscape Requirements

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and enforcement of landscape and screening requirements in Western Springs. It mandates the submission and approval of landscape plans for exterior construction and development, with specific requirements for their content.

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increase the compatibility of adjacent uses, and, in doing so, minimize the harmful impact of noise, dust and other debris, motor vehicle headlight glare or other artificial light intrusions, and other objectionable activities or impacts conducted or created by an adjoining or nearby use. B. Enforcement Of Landscape Requirements: Wherever the submission and approval of a landscape plan is required by this Ordinance, such landscape plan shall be an integral part of any application for an occupancy permit. No occupancy

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Blue Island · 110.02

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the chapter, including different types of commercial activities, establishments, and food-related operations. It aims to clarify the scope and application of other ordinances within the municipality.

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manner that it does not change in any way the neighborhood atmosphere of an R-1, R-2 or R-3 Residential District. Such home occupations must comply with the applicable provisions of Ch. 165 of this code of ordinances. A HOME OCCUPATION BUSINESS CERTIFICATE is required and the fee is as set forth in the fee schedule. JUNK DEALER, SCAVENGERS. Any person, firm, corporation, partnership or other entity who collects, procures and/or obtains items whether by a motor vehicle...smoking chimney) or the harm caused by such conduct, activity or condition (e.g., loud noises or objectionable odors); any conduct, activity or condition which constitutes a threat to public health, safety or welfare; conduct, activity or condition which devalues surrounding property or otherwise disrupts other owners’ enjoyment of the same as evidenced by citizen complaints or other violations of applicable nuisance ordinances. OFFICE. Any service performed or rendered, whether for profit, control or non-profit. Any multiple

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Bannockburn · 141.108

Riotous or noisy assemblages

Summary

This section prohibits causing or participating in riotous or noisy assemblages in public places. It also makes property owners liable for knowingly permitting gatherings of two or more people, including minors, where alcohol is illegally possessed or consumed, or where other specified disruptive or dangerous activities occur that endanger public peace and safety.

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Possession and consumption of alcoholic beverages by minors, intoxicated persons, and others prohibited by Village ordinance and/or Illinois statute from possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages. (b) Use or clear evidence of use of cannabis or other controlled substances prohibited by federal, state, or local law. (c) Illegal use of fireworks as provided under Illinois law, including without limitation 425 ILCS 35/1. (d) Noise in violation of § 141-118, including, but not limited to, music, loud, raucous yelling, shouting

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Manhattan · 4.6E-7

Special Provisions

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This section establishes minimum pavement setbacks for various accessory uses in the Bp Business Park District, including requirements for landscape screening and specifications for off-street loading areas.

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Excess spillage shall not exceed 0.5 foot-candle at any property line. K. Performance Standards: Noise, glare, vibration, odor, etc., shall be regulated according to standards established by the Illinois pollution control board of the environmental protection agency, as may be amended from time to time. L. Road Requirements: All public roads shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the subdivision ordinance for commercial and industrial roadways. Private roadways, drive aisles and parking facilities intended for semitruck traffic...attract high quality retailers, tenants, users and businesses. The village further acknowledges that given the size and scope of the commercial development and business park development, the strict application of the sign restrictions contained in the village zoning ordinance may not be in the best interests of the village and its residents. A comprehensive sign plan shall be required in accordance with the requirements of and in accordance with chapter 11 of this title. N. General Zoning Provisions: In accordance

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Lake Villa · 10.4.6

Landscaping

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This section outlines the purpose and applicability of landscaping regulations in Lake Villa, aiming to enhance visual appeal, environmental conditions, and buffer land uses. It details specific triggers for compliance, such as building construction, additions, parking lot installations, and changes in use.

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Buffer Yards: Buffer yards are intended to mitigate the impacts associated with land uses of differing intensity on abutting properties. The standards require landscape buffer yards between such uses to minimize the harmful impacts of dust, debris, litter, glare, noise, signs, unsightly buildings and other objectionable features. 1. Standards: The buffer yard standards apply to all development or redevelopment. 2. Requirements: Buffer yards are required in accordance with the following table. To determine the type of buffer yard required, first...such properties shall be assigned the most equivalent district from the village of Lake Villa ordinance. In cases where the equivalent zone is unclear, the zoning officer shall determine this assignment. 4. Landscape Screening: Except as provided in Section 10-3E-4K4f, all buffer yards shall include screen and barrier sufficient to protect residential and all other environments from adverse effects, such as noise, lighting, odors and dust, of more intensive adjacent uses and contribute to improved community appearance

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Joliet · 21.7

Loud or unnecessary noises prohibited; examples; exception

Summary

This ordinance prohibits individuals from creating loud, unnecessary, or unusual noises that disturb the peace, health, or safety of others within Joliet. It provides examples of prohibited noises, such as the use of fireworks and excessive or improper use of vehicle horns, with a specific exception for Fourth of July celebrations at Joliet Memorial Stadium.

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made or continued any loud, unnecessary or unusual noise or any noise which annoys, disturbs, injures or endangers the comfort, repose, health, peace or safety of others, within the city. (b) The following acts are examples of the noises prohibited by this section: (1) The throwing or propelling of any firecrackers, Roman candles or rockets of any type, or any articles of any explosive nature, intended to be used as firecrackers. (2) The sounding of any horn or signaling device...reason held up. (c) Section 21-7(b) (1), (2) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Joliet shall not apply to the Fourth of July celebration which is held upon Joliet park district property commonly known as Joliet Memorial Stadium. (Ord. No. 4192, §§ 1, 2; Code 1961, §§ 25-1, 25-2; Ord. No. 6916, § 2, 6-20-78) Cross reference— Noise pollution control, §§ 21-131—21-136. State Law reference— Authority of city to suppress noises

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Manhattan · 4.6F-7

Special Provisions

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This section outlines special provisions for the DD Downtown District in Manhattan. It addresses parking flexibility, sign requirements, detailed landscaping regulations for yards and parking areas, general zoning adherence, and incorporates IEPA regulations by reference.

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Illinois pollution control board for public water supplies, livestock waste, solid waste, air pollution, noise pollution and water pollution. State of Illinois; the environmental protection act; and Illinois pollution control board rules and regulations; mine waste regulations. F. Building Design Requirements: All buildings in the DD district shall be constructed in accordance with the design guidelines set forth in appendix A attached to the ordinance codified herein. G. Rooftop Equipment: All heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment that are exposed

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Aurora · 49.109.2

"M-1" Manufacturing District, Limited

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This section establishes the "M-1" Limited Manufacturing District, outlining its intent to allow certain manufacturing and assembly activities while ensuring they are not injurious to adjacent residential areas through high performance standards. It details permitted uses, including caretaker dwellings and vehicle repair under specific conditions, and sets bulk restrictions for buildings.

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adjacent premises by reason of the emission of odors, fumes or gases, dust, smoke, noise, vibrations or fire hazards. Definitions. Use Regulations. Permitted uses. The Permitted Uses for this district as identified in Table One: Use Categories shall apply. Conditional Uses. The Conditional Uses for this district as identified in Table One: Use Categories shall apply. Accessory Uses. The Use Regulations Section of this ordinance shall apply. Limited but Permitted Uses. Dwelling Unit. Dwelling accommodations as may be needed...been issued. Lot Coverage. Monotony Standards. Nonconformity . (Reserved) Obstructions. (Reserved) Parking and Loading. (Reserved) Performance Standards . In addition to the accessory uses and structures regulations set forth in sec. 49-104.4, the following district specific provisions shall apply: : Noise: Noise standards shall be those measurement and administrative procedures most recently adopted by the State of Illinois and enforced by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, Division of Land/Noise Pollution Control. All uses within this district shall not exceed the sound pressure

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East Dundee · 70.03

Additions

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This section adds definitions for loading zones and public buildings, prohibits negligent driving and attaching to moving vehicles, regulates the use of coasters and roller skates on roadways, and establishes owner responsibility for parking violations and a mechanism for setting parking penalties.

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except on streets set aside as play streets when and as authorized by ordinance. 70-11-1492 DAMAGE TO PROPERTY. It shall be unlawful for any person for any reason to operate any vehicle in a manner so as to willfully, maliciously, wantonly, negligently or otherwise injure, deface, destroy or damage property, whether real property, personal property or mixed property. 70-11-1493 UNNECESSARY NOISE. It shall be unlawful to operate a vehicle which makes unusually loud or unnecessary noise

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Waukegan · 11.32

Maximum sound pressure levels for continuous sounds

Summary

This section establishes maximum permissible sound pressure levels for continuous sources of sound based on the time of day and zoning district, with specific measurement procedures and a table of limits for Residential, Commercial, and Industrial districts. It also outlines exceptions to these regulations.

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more than one district. When a noise source can be identified and its noise measured in more than one district, the sound pressure level limits of the most restrictive district shall apply. (c) Agricultural districts. The sound pressure level limits, and provisions hereof, applicable to commercial districts shall also apply to any parcel of land zoned as being in an agricultural district under the zoning ordinance of the city. (d) Exceptions. The provisions of this section shall not apply

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Park City · 17.20.010

General residential district regulations

Summary

This section outlines regulations for home occupations in Park City's residential districts, specifying requirements for licensing, staffing, operational conduct, signage, parking, and structural alterations to maintain the residential character of the property.

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residential districts: A. Home Occupations. Home occupations shall be governed by the following regulations: 1. No person or entity shall conduct a home occupation within the city without complying with all federal, state, county, and city statutes, ordinances and regulations. 2. No person or entity shall conduct a home occupation within the city without obtaining a business license as required by the Park City Municipal Code. 3. Home occupations shall not employ more than one person that...renting of motor vehicles. i. A tourist home. j. Any activity that creates noise, fumes, odor, dust, electrical interference, or pedestrian or vehicular traffic that is more than normal for the area in which it is located. k. Any storage of any hazardous or toxic material that presents a threat to the public health or safety, or otherwise violates any federal, state, or local statute, ordinance or regulation. B. Standards for Non-Residential Uses. Yard requirements for nonresidential permitted

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Winnetka · Section 9.16.020 Public Nuisances Defined.

Summary

This section defines public nuisance and specifically lists acts, omissions, places, conditions, and things that are declared public health nuisances. It broadly covers anything that substantially annoys, injures, or endangers the public's comfort, health, repose, or safety, or obstructs public ways.

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feet above the surface of the street or ground; 8. Any sound or noise which because of its volume level, duration and character annoys, disturbs, injures or endangers the comfort, health, peace, repose or safety of reasonable persons of ordinary sensibilities within the Village; 9. All obstructions of streets, alleys, sidewalks or crosswalks and all excavations in or under the same, except as permitted by the ordinances of the Village, or which, although made in accordance with such ordinances

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Crestwood · 112.05

Conditions

Summary

This section outlines the specific regulations for establishing and operating outdoor patio dining and beverage areas in Crestwood. It details requirements related to liquor licenses, physical location, operating hours, capacity, fencing, and adherence to electrical and other village codes.

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outdoor patio dining and beverage area fence shall comply with all village ordinances regarding fence construction materials and regulations, including vision clearance and required distances from corners. (G) All electrical wiring shall comply with the Village Electrical Code. (H) All combustible rubbish shall be stored in noncombustible covered containers. (I) No music shall be permitted in the outdoor patio dining and beverage area. (J) The noise emanating from any outdoor patio dining and beverage area shall not violate

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Wilmette · 30.13.6

Temporary uses and structures

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This section outlines the process for obtaining permits for temporary uses and structures in Wilmette. It details application requirements, permit duration, notification procedures for nearby properties, and the possibility of attaching additional conditions to permits.

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Structure Permit. (1) Any temporary use or structure requires a temporary use or structure permit issued by the Zoning Administrator or Village Board, as appropriate. This permit does not override or substitute for any other section of this Ordinance or the Village Code that requires another type of permit, certificate or approval for the use or structure. (2) An application for a temporary use or structure permit must be filed with Zoning Administrator. (3) A temporary use or structure permit...that it will impact the surrounding neighborhood due to temporarily increased traffic, parking, noise, artificial sound or lighting, or other effects warranting prior notice to affected properties. (6) In issuing a temporary use or structure permit, the Zoning Administrator or Village Board, as applicable, may attach additional conditions to the issuance of the permit as are deemed appropriate and necessary to achieve the purposes of this Ordinance. (b) Temporary Uses and Structures Subject to Administrative Approval. The Zoning Administrator

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Joliet · 8.154.3.1

Required notices and disclosures to tenants

Summary

This section mandates that property owners provide tenants with written notice regarding the availability of inspection certificates and specific details about lease termination and eviction for criminal misconduct or nuisance activities.

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playing of loud music, the making of loud mechanical sounds or other noise that unreasonably disturbs other persons. (3) That it is a public nuisance and a crime to use the rental property for drug-related criminal activity, prostitution, the illegal use of alcoholic beverages, the unlawful discharge of a firearm or other illegal activities. (4) That it is a public nuisance and an ordinance violation for the tenant to allow garbage, animal waste, inoperable motor vehicles, junk or debris

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Richmond · 6.4.2

Performance Standards

Summary

This section establishes mandatory performance standards for home-based businesses located in residence districts, limiting their operational scope, physical footprint, and external impacts.

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character either by use of colors, materials, lighting, or the emission of sounds, noises, or vibrations. K. TRAFFIC IMPACT. The home-based business shall not have an adverse affect on the neighborhood through the congestion of Village streets. L. SCALE. The home-based business shall be incidental and subordinate to the principal use of a building used as a dwelling. Village of Richmond Unified Development Ordinance Page 6 - M. CUSTOMER SALES AND PICK-UP. Direct sales of products from

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Homer Glen · 138.5

Environmental conservation and tree preservation

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This section outlines the Village of Homer Glen's findings and purpose regarding the preservation of native wildflower and plant species, recognizing their contribution to the quality of life and the Village's mission. It also aims to strengthen and protect Homer Township's existing program and emphasizes a policy of respecting private property rights without engaging in takings or eminent domain.

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placards shall contain text reading substantially as follows: "Village of Homer Glen — Natural Preservation Area. Contains native wildflower and prairie plant species. Destruction, cutting, mowing or disturbing of plant life in a natural preservation area is prohibited by ordinance. WARNING: Any person or entity found to have destroyed, cut, mowed or disturbed plant life in a natural preservation area or to have altered, defaced, removed or tampered with any sign, sticker or placard indicating or designating a natural preservation area...Board has determined that the adoption and implementation of a tree preservation ordinance will recognize and allow a property owner to develop his or her property in a reasonable manner while protecting the various benefits to the community which are provided through the protection and maintenance of trees within the Village, including, but not limited to, the prevention of soil erosion and sedimentation, improved air quality, reduced noise pollution, energy conservation through natural insulation and shading, enhanced property values

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Blue Island · 165.089

Special Use Permits

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This section establishes the purpose and procedure for obtaining special use permits in Blue Island. It outlines the rationale for special uses, defines who can apply, and details the application process involving the Zoning Administrator and the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals.

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occupancy; (5) The special use shall comply with all other codes and ordinances of the City of Blue Island, the County of Cook, the State of Illinois, and the federal government; and (6) The special use shall not involve uses, activities, processes, materials, equipment and conditions of operation that will be detrimental to any persons, property or the general welfare by reason of excessive production of traffic, noise, smoke, fumes, glare or odors. (H) Adult regulated special use. (1) General...shall be forwarded by the City Clerk to the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals with a request to hold a public hearing thereon and to the Building Official for examination of the application and compliance with all applicable ordinances. (5) Hearing on application. Upon receipt in proper form of the application and statement, the Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals shall hold at least one public hearing on the proposed adult regulated special use. Notice of the time

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Elmwood Park · 1412.02

Definitions

Summary

This section of the Elmwood Park ordinance provides definitions for various terms used throughout the ordinance. It clarifies the meaning of words like 'Abuts', 'Accessory Building', 'Alley', and 'Automobile Service Station' to ensure consistent interpretation and application of the regulations.

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divides buildings.PERFORMANCE STANDARDA criteria established to control smoke and particulate matter, noise, odor, toxic or noxious matter, vibration, fire and explosion hazards, glare or heat, or radiation hazards generated by or inherent in uses of land or buildings.PLAN, ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONThe Plan, Zoning and Development Commission of the Village of Elmwood Park.PLANNED DEVELOPMENTA lot, having a minimum area as set forth in district regulations in this ordinance initially under unified ownership or control and within which allowable exceptions

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Buffalo Grove · 5.04.155

Hours of Operation Adjacent to Residential Areas

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This section of the Buffalo Grove municipal code restricts business operations adjacent to residential areas, primarily limiting late-night and early-morning activities. It outlines specific quiet hours, exceptions for large retail food stores, and a process for requesting extended hours.

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other similar operations and activities that generate loud and raucous noises of a disagreeable and annoying nature and that have the effect of unreasonably disturbing the peace and comfort of the occupants of adjacent premises. D. This section shall not apply to truck deliveries between the hours of six a.m. and seven a.m. if such truck deliveries are allowed pursuant to a Village Planned Unit Development Ordinance. E. This section shall not apply to snow removal operations

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Schaumburg · 110.19

PROHIBITION AGAINST NUISANCES

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This section prohibits businesses from operating in a manner that creates public or private nuisances, including excessive noise, odor, or physical disturbances that extend beyond the property line, or that otherwise threatens public health, safety, morale, or welfare. This regulation is in addition to other existing provisions.

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such operation be carried on in a manner which will produce noise, odor, or other physical disturbances beyond the property line of the premises at which such operations take place, or otherwise threaten the public health, safety, morale or welfare. The prohibition contained herein shall be an additional regulation besides those otherwise provided by this Code and shall not be deemed to be a limitation on any other ordinance. (Ord. 2131, passed

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Lansing · 26.17

Reserved

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repealed former § 26-17 in its entirety which pertained to noise and derived from the Code 1982, § 20-18; Ord. No. 88-015, §§ 1, 2, 8-16-1988. Ord. No. 09-032 enacted new provisions which have been renumbered and included as a new art. VI to this chapter at the discretion of the editor in order to accommodate the expanded scope of the provisions of said ordinance

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Elmwood Park · 21.110

Restrictions On Mobile Food Carts

Summary

This section outlines restrictions for mobile food vendors in Elmwood Park, covering operating hours, permissible locations, noise limitations, storage, sales to vehicles, and the use of electricity.

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conduct business in any residential district as designated in the zoning ordinance of the Village.Mobile food carts are not allowed on private property unless the mobile food vendor has obtained the express written consent of the owner or lessee of such property and such written consent is kept in the mobile food cart at all times while the mobile food cart is located on the private property.(c) Noise. No mobile food cart shall have attached to it any bell

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Burnham · 62.1

Definitions

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This section defines key terms used throughout the chapter, including legal terms, units of measurement, and specific concepts like 'noise disturbance' and 'included offense'. These definitions are crucial for interpreting and applying the ordinances within the chapter.

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truck, truck-trailer or semitrailer propelled or drawn by mechanical power. Noise disturbance means: (1) Any sound which is heard at a distance of 600 feet or more from the point of generation; or (2) Generates a sound pressure level on the public way exceeding 80 dB(A) when measured at a distance of ten feet or more from the source. Offense means a violation of any penal ordinance of this village. Peace officer means any person who by virtue

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Enumerated

Landscape Requirements

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Riotous or noisy assemblages

Special Provisions

Landscaping

Loud or unnecessary noises prohibited; examples; exception

Special Provisions

"M-1" Manufacturing District, Limited

Additions

Maximum sound pressure levels for continuous sounds

General residential district regulations

Conditions

Temporary uses and structures

Required notices and disclosures to tenants

Performance Standards

Environmental conservation and tree preservation

Special Use Permits

Definitions

Hours of Operation Adjacent to Residential Areas

PROHIBITION AGAINST NUISANCES

Reserved

Restrictions On Mobile Food Carts

Definitions