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Waukegan · 4.04

Variances

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and procedure for applying for variances from Waukegan's zoning ordinance. It specifies that variances can be granted to address unique hardships or practical difficulties related to property attributes, but not for use regulations. Standard variances up to 50% of quantitative regulations can be granted by the Planning and Zoning Commission under specific conditions, with the City Council making final decisions on other variances after review.

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hardship is caused by this Ordinance and has not been created by the applicant or any persons presently having an interest in this property. e. The granting of the variance will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property or improvements in the neighborhood in which the subject property is located. f. The proposed variance will not impair an adequate supply of light and air to adjacent property, substantially increase noise or visual pollution, or substantially...final decision-making authority, the City Council, may impose such conditions and restrictions upon the premises benefited by a variance as may be necessary to comply with the standards established in this Section and the objectives of this Ordinance. F. Period of Validity. Where a variance has been granted pursuant to the provisions of this Ordinance, if no construction or development activity is undertaken on the subject property within 12 months of the date the variance is approved, the variance

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Wayne · 11.6.7

Design Criteria

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This section outlines site plan design criteria for developers in Wayne, focusing on integration with the neighborhood, minimization of negative impacts, and safe and efficient circulation. It emphasizes aesthetic considerations for loading and refuse areas and sets standards for parking lots and curb cuts, including specific references to DuPage County arterial highway development policies.

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zoning and other applicable Village ordinances and regulations as well as general conformance to overall site design criteria. A developer or applicant should seek to integrate the following design characteristics into those plans submitted for site plan approval: A. Integration And Compatibility: The overall design shall integrate neighborhood and site characteristics into a compatible expression of building mass, scale, color and circulation. B. Minimalization Of Impacts: Spatial designs should minimize the impacts of traffic, noise, reflected light, debris and other

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Olympia Fields · 4.18

Entertainment

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This ordinance outlines the conditions under which establishments holding specific liquor licenses in Olympia Fields may offer live entertainment. It includes requirements for noise control, advance notification, compliance with laws, and specific operating hours, with prohibitions against indecent exposure.

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following: (1) The level of noise emanating from the entertainment shall not be audible beyond the licensed premises. (2) The licensee shall provide written notice of the licensee's intent to have live entertainment, on the premises to the liquor control commissioner at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the event. The notice shall state the form of entertainment. (3) The entertainment being provided shall be in compliance with all applicable laws and ordinances. (4) Live entertainment shall

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Country Club Hills · 15.7.02

Requirements Applicable to All Commercial Zoning Districts

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This section outlines general requirements for all commercial zoning districts in Country Club Hills, covering operational standards, building use, floor area ratios, wireless communication facilities, lot area requirements for different uses, and specific criteria for shopping centers.

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odor, dust, smoke, cinders, gas, noise, vibration, refuse matter, or water-carried waste. Dual residential-commercial use of any structure within a commercial area is prohibited, except for hotels and motels. The floor area ratio in commercial zoning districts shall not exceed 2.2. Wireless Communication Service Facilities may be located on the same zoning lot as one or more other structures and uses without violating, or causing a violation of, any provision of this Ordinance which prohibits or limits multiple

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Winnetka · Section 15.32.090 Approval And Issuance Of Permit.

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This section outlines the process for issuing construction permits, detailing fee payment requirements, the approval stamping of construction documents, and conditions under which permit issuance may be delayed for public convenience, safety, or administrative reasons related to neighborhood congestion.

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codes, and the Zoning Ordinance. (Prior code § 23.17) C. Delay for Public Convenience and Safety. The Director of Public Works may order that the issuance of a permit be delayed if the proposed schedule for the construction activity will interfere with previously scheduled works in the public rights-of-way in the immediate vicinity of the subject property, or if the Director of Public Works determines that delay is necessary to prevent undue congestion and noise impacts in the neighborhoods

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University Park · 299.7.03

Judgment and collection

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This section outlines the enforcement of Hearing Officer orders for ordinance violations in University Park. It details how such orders can be enforced like court judgments and how associated costs, including attorneys' fees and collection costs, become a debt owed to the Village, potentially leading to liens on property.

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ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUDICATION Ordinance Sections Subject To Enforcement Under This Title 10: Title Section Number Limitations Pedestrians Walking on Highways 404-01 (a)(5)(m)(11-1007) Curfew 630-91 1 st Offense Only Tobacco Possession by Minor 609-03 Tobacco Sale to Minor 609-04 Fine $100.00 1 st $300.00 2 nd $750.00 3 rd Drinking on Public Way Pending 1 st Offense Only Public Intoxication 640-01 (g) 1 st Offense Only Loud Noise Complaint 640-10 Excessive False

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Midlothian · 11.10.20

Advertising, Lighting And Noise Regulations

Summary

This section regulates advertising, lighting, and noise for sexually oriented businesses in Midlothian. It prohibits advertising prohibited activities and visible displays of materials/performances outside the premises, mandates specific lighting levels for parking and entryways, and restricts audible sound equipment beyond the licensed premises.

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(A) It shall be unlawful and a person commits a violation of this chapter, for which the penalty is as prescribed in section 1-4-1 of this code, if he/she operates, or causes to

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Libertyville · 26.9.5

Permitted temporary uses and structures

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This section outlines permitted temporary uses and structures in Libertyville, including house sales, art/craft shows, farm product sales, and Christmas tree sales, with specific limitations on duration, frequency, and location.

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Code regulations concerning noise. (h) Signage. No signage may be posted or erected on any umbrella or tent used for temporary outdoor dining. (i) Insurance. The operator of a temporary outdoor dining facility must obtain a policy for commercial general liability insurance, listing the Village of Libertyville as an additional insured party. (j) Accessibility. All temporary outdoor dining facilities must be accessible to disabled persons, and must comply with all applicable federal, state and village laws, ordinances, and regulations concerning

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Mundelein · 16.44.050

Crime-free housing seminar requirement

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This section mandates a crime-free housing seminar for property owners, agents, or designees, outlining requirements for attendance, notice of absence, retaking the seminar, and tracking compliance. It also specifies when additional training is required and establishes a process for reporting attendance.

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complied with the ordinance and is eligible to obtain a certificate of registration. (e) An additional four-hour crime-free seminar shall be required in the event that: (1) Any owner, agent or designee receives three or more notices of violations in any calendar year for any one or more properties subject to Chapter 16.44; or (2) Any one property of the owner, agent or designee subject to Chapter 16.44 receives three or more noise complaints in any calendar year

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Vernon Hills · 22.543

Special permit

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This ordinance establishes a special permit system for construction trucks in Vernon Hills. It outlines the application process, fees, permit duration, route designation, and revocation conditions, aiming to manage traffic impacts from construction.

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effect of noise and pollution if any upon the surrounding area through which such temporary route shall pass and the number of vehicles proposing to use the route toward the destination from time to time. (d) The village through the building commissioner shall have the right to revoke the special permit in the event that the permittee shall violate any of the terms of the permit or the conditions of its issuance or shall violate the ordinances

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Elgin · 10.44.020

Definitions

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This section defines "administrative hearing officer" and "chronic nuisance property." A chronic nuisance property is defined as a property with three or more instances of specific listed illegal activities or behaviors occurring within a twelve-month period, based on independently investigated factual events.

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city ordinance or state statute controlling or regulating the sale, consumption, possession or use of alcoholic beverages. U. Violations of section 9.36.030, 16.12.020, 305.8, or 308 et seq., as amended, relative to rubbish and garbage. V. Violations of this Code relating to the unlawful occupancy of or overcrowding at a property. W. Violations of section 9.17.050 relative to graffiti removal. X. Violations of chapter 10.36 relative to loitering. Y. Violations of chapter 10.30 relative to noise. Z. Violations of chapter

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Round Lake · 16.12.090

Landscaping And Screening For Residential And Commercial Development

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This section outlines the landscaping and screening requirements for new residential and commercial developments in Round Lake. It aims to ensure aesthetically pleasing development, protect community character, and mitigate negative impacts from adjacent uses through specific plan submittals and site preparation standards.

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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. Minimum Requirements. Concept Landscape Plan. The plan shall include the following items: General concept of the intended landscaping, expressed graphically and in a written statement. An analysis of the existing vegetation and preliminary tree preservation plan that complies with the requirements of the village's tree preservation ordinance. List of existing

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Winfield · 3.16.4

Duties

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This section outlines the mandatory duties for licensees operating under the Outdoor Restaurant Seating ordinance. These duties include cooperating with inspections, complying with all applicable laws and regulations, conspicuously posting permits, maintaining a quiet business environment, and keeping the surrounding area neat and hazard-free.

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laws, ordinances and regulations, and all state statutes, applicable to such permitted business or premises, including, but not limited to, all building, zoning, and fire regulations, and especially to ascertain and at all times comply with any county health department rules and regulations; 3. Post and maintain any and all permits delivered for use in a conspicuous place; 4. During the course of business, not call out, cry, or by the use of any device, make any noise or call

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Harwood Heights · 17.24.030

Common areas: Maintenance and responsibilities

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This section delineates the responsibilities of condominium associations in Harwood Heights regarding the maintenance of common areas, including traffic control, snow removal, and code compliance. It also outlines the village's right of easement for emergencies while clarifying that the village will not accept dedication or maintenance responsibility for these areas.

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ordinances and the plat shall so provide. Such common area shall remain the property of the condominium, and the village shall not accept a dedication of these elements or the responsibility of maintenance. The association shall maintain the area and adjoining public parkway in a clean condition, free of debris, leaves and trash. C. Garbage and trash disposal containers shall be provided in a location screened from view in an area to avoid a minimum of noise and smell. Pickup

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Homer Glen · 220.711

Other nonresidential standards

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This section outlines general standards for nonresidential districts in Homer Glen. It specifies how land can be used by referring to permitted and special use tables, prohibits unlisted uses, and establishes regulations for site structure, bulk, business operations, and parking.

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Zoning Ordinance adopted June 12, 2001, shall be governed and regulated by the provisions set forth in this section. (b) The following standards, specifications, and regulations of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency are hereby incorporated into this chapter and made a part thereof by this reference. Such standards, specifications, and regulations shall include those as required by the following: [1] Illinois Pollution Control Board Rules and Regulations: Air Pollution Regulations. [2] Illinois Pollution Control Board Rules and Regulations: Noise Pollution

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Glen Ellyn · 10.4.4

CC Community College District

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This section outlines permitted and special uses for Community College Districts in Glen Ellyn, detailing requirements for master plans, special events, open space, and parking. It also defines accessory buildings and structures related to community college operations.

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noise and light onto adjoining residential properties. 7. Landscaping: An area 15 feet wide along any lot lines abutting a street shall be reserved for open space and appropriately planted and landscaped. (E) Maximum height: 1. Buildings and structures set back between 50 feet and 80 feet from the property line: 35 feet. 2. Buildings and structures set back 80 feet or greater from the property line: 80 feet. (F) Signs and fences: 1. Signs as per sign ordinance...master plan. 2. All loading spaces shall be adequately screened from adjacent public roadways and residential uses. Such screening shall consist of a wall, fence and/or landscaping that visually screens the loading area and minimizes the trespass of noise and light onto the street and/or adjoining residential properties. The college shall otherwise be exempt from the provisions in section 10-5-9, "Off Street Loading Requirements", of this title

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Mundelein · 5.110.110

Additional requirements

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This section outlines violations and enforcement procedures for outdoor dining, seating, entertainment, and food trucks in Mundelein. It details penalties such as fines, license suspension/revocation, and the potential denial of future applications for establishments in violation.

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ordinance, who owes an outstanding balance with respect to any fees or charges due the village, must rectify the matter prior to consideration of an outdoor dining/seating/entertainment license, unless waived by the village administrator or designee. (e) The licensee further understands that is the responsibility of the licensee to ensure that no one leaves the site with any alcoholic beverages. The licensee also agrees to take any action necessary should the village notify the licensee of complaints of excessive noise

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Harvey · 17.80.010

Effective date

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

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Repealed by 2910 11-12-4 Repealed by 2910 11-13-1 Repealed by 2910 11-13-2 Repealed by 2910 11-13-3 Repealed by 2910 ORDINANCE LIST AND DISPOSITION TABLE § OL-010. Ordinance list and disposition table. Ord. No. Disposition 1688 Adds prior code Ch. 10, Traffic Code...ordinances (5-01) 3357 Annual appropriation (Special) 3358 Amends §§ 4-3-8, 4-3-11, 4-3.2-4, 4-3.2-6 and 4-3.2-8, water service system (Taken back to council) 3359 Amends § 5-06-040, liquor license application (5-06) 3360 Tax levy (Special) 3361 Nonconforming structures exemption (Special) 3362 Intergovernmental agreement with Cook County, abandonment and demolition proceeding (Special) 3363 Adopts policy prohibiting sexual harassment (2-98) 3364 Amends § 9-04-420, loud or raucous noises

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Lake Barrington · 8.2.2

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used throughout Title 4 of the Lake Barrington Village Code. It defines various terms related to structures, uses, and specific types of adult entertainment establishments.

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boarders. BOARDING STABLE: A structure designed for the feeding, housing and exercising of horses not owned by the owner of the premises. BUFFER STRIP: Land area used to visibly separate one use from another or to shield or block noise, light or other nuisances. BUILDABLE AREA: The area of a lot remaining after the minimum yards, open space, easements and flood plain requirements have been met. BUILDING: A structure that is principally above ground and is covered by a roof...ordinance codified in this title but which fails by reason of such adoption, revision or amendment to conform to the present requirements of the zoning district. NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM OF 1988 (NAVD88): The current vertical datum for orthometric heights established for vertical control surveying for the contiguous United States of America. NUISANCE: An interference with the enjoyment and use of property. NUISANCE ELEMENT: Any environmental pollutant, such as smoke, odors, liquid wastes, solid wastes, hazardous wastes, radiation, noise, vibration

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Zion · 14.548

Conditions and approval criteria for license

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This section outlines the conditions and approval criteria for entertainment licenses in Zion, covering aspects like attendee access, city personnel access, admission fees, alcohol service, amusement rides, animal shows, and theater/assembly hall requirements for exits and audience conduct.

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does not contain the number of exits required by the ordinances of the city or by statutes concerning buildings or places intended for such performances, or in premises in which the electric wiring does not fully comply with the ordinances of the city. All places used for the exhibition of motion pictures or theatricals must be adequately ventilated during the performance and for so long a time thereafter as the audience remains therein. (6) Obstructing means of egress. It shall...noise or any boisterousness or noisy conduct on the part of the patrons shall be permitted. All licensed premises shall be reasonably lighted at all times when any patron shall be therein, and at all times when the same is open to the public. Premises access doors shall remain closed during the course of any entertainment event. (k) Compliance with city standards: The entertainment event proposed shall be in compliance with other relevant sections of this code of ordinances, rules

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Cicero · 82.38

Street closures for special events

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This section defines key terms related to street closures for special events in Cicero, including 'Parade', 'Person', 'Special Event', 'Sponsor', and 'Street'. It specifies what constitutes a Special Event and clarifies exclusions.

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during the Special Event; g. Whether any music will be played or sound amplification equipment will be used at the Special Event. No sound amplification equipment shall be used in any way that is contrary to applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, codes, rules, regulations or orders; h. Whether alcoholic liquor, beverages, food and/or merchandise will be sold, offered for sale or given away at the Special Event; i. The proof of insurance and agreement to indemnify and hold harmless required...noise levels. No Person shall violate any of the conditions of approval or in any way interfere with the progress or orderly conduct of a Special Event. (c) Revocation of Approval. Any approval for a Special Event granted under this Section may be revoked by the Town President or his or her designee at any time when, by reason of an emergency, disaster, calamity, disorder, riot, extreme traffic conditions, violation of this Section or any applicable law, statute, ordinance, code

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Midlothian · 5.1.18

Sidewalk Sales

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This section establishes regulations for sidewalk sales in Midlothian, requiring a license for selling or displaying merchandise on public rights-of-way and within shopping centers. It aims to ensure pedestrian safety and welfare while allowing businesses to conduct sales adjacent to their licensed establishments.

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office of the decision on the issuance or denial of the license. The village may place reasonable restrictions on any license they issue. The village clerk shall consider the standards set forth in this section and other village ordinances in determining whether to grant a license. If a license is approved, the clerk's office shall issue the license. If the license is denied, the applicant shall be provided with a statement of reasons therefor, which reasons shall be stated...noise or use or operation of any loudspeaker, public address system, radio, sound amplifier or similar device to attract attention of the public is prohibited. 6. Vendors must not block the whole sidewalk and must leave room on sidewalk for pedestrians and wheelchairs to pass by in front of their business and to enter their business or any other businesses adjacent to where the sidewalk sale is taking place. 7. All signs must comply with the village sign ordinance

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North Aurora · 16.3

General terms

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the North Aurora municipal ordinances, covering general provisions, structures, uses, and adult-oriented businesses.

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sexual stimulation or arousal; 2) acts of human masturbation, sexual intercourse or sodomy; and 3) fondling or other erotic touching of human genitals, pubic region, buttocks or female breasts. H. Specified Anatomical Areas. For the purposes of this Ordinance, "Specified Anatomical Areas" means: 1) less than completely and opaquely covered human genitals, pubic region, buttocks or female breasts below a point immediately above the top of the areola; and 2) human genitals in a discernable turgid state, even if completely...noise, odor, smoke, toxic or noxious matter, vibration, fire and explosive hazards, or glare of heat generated by or inherent in use of land or buildings. Pergola. A freestanding structure usually consisting of parallel colonnades supporting an open roof of girders and cross rafters. A "Pergola" is built as an outdoor structure with lattice or open slat roof for partial shade. Permitted Use. A use permitted in a zoning district upon satisfaction of the standards and requirements of this Ordinance

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Libertyville · 26.5.1

In general

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This section outlines general provisions for commercial districts in Libertyville, establishing the overall purpose and cross-referencing regulations for accessory uses, parking, signs, performance standards, landscaping, nonconformities, zoning applications, and building lines. It also includes specific requirements for permanent outdoor dining facilities.

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noise. (h) Signage. No signage may be posted or erected on any umbrella or other similar devises that are permitted for use for permanent outdoor dining. (i) Insurance. The operator of a permanent outdoor dining facility must obtain a policy for commercial general liability insurance, listing the Village of Libertyville as an additional insured party. (j) Accessibility. All permanent outdoor dining facilities must be accessible to disabled persons, and must comply with all applicable federal, state and village laws, ordinances

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Crestwood · 90.12

Prohibited Acts And Conditions

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This section prohibits specific actions on public ways in Crestwood, including damaging new pavement, causing obstructions or encroachments, allowing water to flow onto thoroughfares, and playing games that interfere with traffic or pedestrians.

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ordinance or by the Director of Public Works; (2) Encroachments. To erect or maintain any building or structure which encroaches upon any public street or property; and/or (3) Drains. To obstruct any drain in any public street or alley. (C) Water flowing upon streets. For any person to allow any water to flow into or upon any public thoroughfare; and/or (D) Playing games. (1) To play any games upon any street, alley or sidewalk where the games cause unnecessary noise

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Variances

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Requirements Applicable to All Commercial Zoning Districts

Judgment and collection

Advertising, Lighting And Noise Regulations

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Crime-free housing seminar requirement

Special permit

Definitions

Landscaping And Screening For Residential And Commercial Development

Duties

Common areas: Maintenance and responsibilities

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CC Community College District

Additional requirements

Effective date

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Conditions and approval criteria for license

Street closures for special events

Sidewalk Sales

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