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Crete · 6.51

Adoption of 2003 International Residential Code

Summary

This section adopts the 2003 International Residential Code as the residential building code for one- and two-family dwellings in the Village of Crete, establishing minimum regulations for their design and construction. It also specifies that three copies of the code will be kept on file with the village clerk.

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International Code Council, Inc., Publication Date: January, 2003, is hereby adopted as the residential code for one- and two-family dwellings of [the] Village of Crete, for the control of building of one- and two-family dwelling structures and accessory structures, and each and all of the regulations, provisions, penalties, conditions and terms are hereby referred to, adopted and made a part hereof, as if fully set out in this chapter, with the additions, insertions, deletions and changes as specified...this chapter. This residential code is intended and shall establish the minimum regulations governing the design, construction, quality of materials, erection, installation, alteration, repair location, relocation, replacement, addition to, use or maintenance of one- and two-family dwellings and townhouses not more than three stories in height and further to provide for the issuance of permits and collection of fees; and shall provide the standards for supplied utilities and facilities and other physical things and conditions essential to ensure that

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Wilmington · 150.105

Nonconforming lots of record

Summary

This section allows for the erection of single-family dwellings and accessory buildings on nonconforming lots of record, even if they don't meet current dimensional requirements. It imposes specific limitations on land coverage, height, and side yards, and addresses the treatment of contiguous lots in single ownership.

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district in which single-family dwellings are permitted, notwithstanding other limitations imposed by other provisions of this code, a single-family dwelling and customary accessory building may be erected on any single lot of record at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this code subject to the following conditions: (A) Land coverage may not exceed 30%. (B) Height of the structure may not exceed two and one-half stories or 25 feet, whichever is lesser. The height will

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Hawthorn Woods · 3.9.2

Definitions

Summary

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.

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shall have the definitions as set forth below: RENTAL PREMISES: All or part of a principal structure or accessory structure being rented or otherwise let to person(s) other than the owner of the subject property. SHORT-TERM DWELLING RENTAL: The accessory use and/or occupancy for a period of less than three (3) months of a principal structure or a portion thereof, or accessory structure pursuant to a written or oral agreement that permits and/or provides for occupancy

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Minooka · 5.3.8

Permitted Accessory Buildings, Structures, Uses In Required Yards

Summary

This section lists permitted accessory buildings, structures, and uses in Minooka, specifying where they can be located within required yards (front, side, and rear) and identifying them with 'F', 'S', and 'R' designations. It also outlines height and projection limitations for certain items.

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Signs, nameplates and light standards. F S R Sills, belt courses, cornices and ornamental features of the principal buildings, projecting not more than 18 inches. F S R Steps, open - necessary for access to and from the dwelling or an accessory building, provided there are no more than 8 steps for access to and from a principal or accessory building. F S R Swimming pools, private. R Tennis courts, private. R Terraces, patios and outdoor fireplaces. * R Trees, shrubs...other plants. F S R Other accessory buildings, structures and uses as herein permitted in district regulations as accessory to a specific permitted use. Not allowed in yards Note: * = Patios (and decks) are permitted obstructions in the side yard for single-family detached dwellings and two-family (duplex) dwellings, subject to the following conditions: A. The single-family detached dwelling or two-family (duplex) dwelling has a door that accesses the side yard and does not have a door that

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Justice · 10.28

Parking:

Summary

This section outlines parking regulations within the Village of Justice, covering parking restrictions on municipally owned property, including streets and parks, with specific rules for snow events, overnight parking, and restrictions on large commercial vehicles in residential areas.

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uses, in any residential district (R-1, R-2, R-2A, and R-3), including, but not limited to, private parking lots, shall be used for the parking of passenger automobiles owned by occupants of the dwelling units to which such facilities are accessory or by guests of the occupants; except, however, that not more than one truck or van, per residential dwelling unit, each having a gross weight of sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds or less (class...under), and owned or used by an occupant of a residential dwelling unit, may be parked upon any off street parking facility accessory to a residential structure. (2) No second division vehicles, in excess of sixteen thousand (16,000) pounds as defined by the Illinois vehicle code5 may be parked in multi-family zoned parking areas between the hours of two o'clock (2:00) A.M. and six o'clock (6:00) A.M. (3) Under no circumstances shall any parking

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Chicago · 14B-4.419

Live/Work Units.

Summary

This section establishes specific requirements for live/work units in Chicago, modifying the International Building Code (IBC) by defining minimum and maximum unit sizes, detailing allowable nonresidential area percentages, specifying occupancy classifications, and outlining plumbing facility requirements.

Section Text

Exception: Dwelling units or sleeping units that include workspace that is less than 20 percent of the area of the dwelling unit or 200 square feet (18.6 m 2 ), whichever is greater, are permitted to be classified as dwelling units with accessory occupancies in accordance with Section 508.2." 2. Revise items 1 and 2 in Section 419.1.1 to read: "1. The live/work unit shall be not less than 800 square feet (74.3 m 2 ) and not greater than

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Blue Island · 100.02

Definitions

Summary

This section defines what constitutes a Short Term Rental Unit within the municipality of Blue Island. It specifies that this includes residential buildings or dwelling units rented for less than 30 consecutive days to individuals other than the owner or their family.

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this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning: SHORT TERM RENTAL UNIT. All or part of a residential building or dwelling unit located in any zoning district, being leased, rented, offered for rent, hired out, licensed, or otherwise let as an accessory use or occupancy to a person or persons...other than the owner of the subject property or a family member of the owner thereof for a period or term that is less than 30 consecutive days. The term SHORT TERM RENTAL UNIT shall also include a dwelling unit or accessory building, or part thereof, used for overnight accommodation that is available for rent by transient guests for a period or term that is less than 30 consecutive days. (Ord. 2023-035, passed

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Franklin Park · 4.6E-2

Definitions

Summary

This section defines what constitutes a 'short term rental unit' within Franklin Park. It specifies that rentals of residential properties for less than 30 consecutive days to non-owners or non-family members fall under this definition, excluding hotels and motels in commercial zones with valid permits.

Section Text

this article, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning: Short term rental unit: All or part of a residential building or dwelling unit located in any zoning district, being leased, rented, offered for rent, hired out, licensed, or otherwise let as an accessory use or occupancy to a person or persons other...than the owner of the subject property or a family member of the owner thereof for a period or term that is less than thirty (30) consecutive days. The term "short term rental unit" shall also include a dwelling unit or accessory building, or part thereof, used for overnight accommodation that is available for rent by transient guests for a period or term that is less than thirty (30) consecutive days. The term "short term rental unit" shall not include

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River Grove · 7.27.2

Definitions

Summary

This section defines what constitutes a 'short-term rental unit' for the purposes of the chapter, specifying criteria related to property type, rental duration, and exclusions for hotels and motels in commercial districts.

Section Text

this Chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning: SHORT TERM RENTAL UNIT: All or part of a residential building or dwelling unit located in any zoning district, being leased, rented, offered for rent, hired out, licensed, or otherwise let as an accessory use or occupancy to a person or persons other...than the owner of the subject property or a family member of the owner thereof for a period or term that is less than ninety (90) consecutive days. The term "short-term rental unit" shall also include a dwelling unit or accessory building, or part thereof, used for overnight accommodation that is available for rent by transient guests for a period or term that is less than ninety (90) consecutive days. The term "short-term rental unit" shall not include

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Highwood · 3.2A-1

Fees Established

Summary

This section establishes a fee schedule for various permits, inspections, and penalties within the municipality of Highwood, covering both residential and commercial applications.

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Sign permit: Sandwich board sign - first year 100.00 Sandwich board sign - following years 20.00 All other signs 75.00 Plus $1.00 per square foot Street obstruction 375.00 Plus $20.00 per parking space per day Demolition permits: Accessory structure 250.00 Residential dwelling unit 1,000.00 50% of building over 3 years Commercial multi-dwelling unit 5,000.00 50% of building over 3 years Commercial 5,000.00 50% of building over 3 years Residential dwelling unit, per partial building 200.00 Commercial multi-dwelling...final meter reading 5.00 Change in statement information 5.00 Required deposit for new water accounts 100.00 Repair of water tap 150.00 Sanitary and storm sewers: Sanitary sewer tap: Residential, single-family dwelling, per tap 1,500.00 Residential, multiple-family dwelling, per building 1,500.00 Nonresidential 1,500.00 Storm sewer tap: Penalty 10% of bill Plus 10% per month Repairs: Sanitary sewer $ 75.00 Storm sewer 75.00 Inspections: Sanitary sewer 150.00 Storm sewer 150.00 Tanks: Above ground, per tank 50.00 Below ground

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Wilmette · 30.14.11

Outdoor storage of trucks, trailers, boats and recreational vehicles

Summary

This section outlines restrictions on the outdoor storage of travel trailers, recreational vehicles, commercial or industrial trailers, boats, and trucks in residential districts in Wilmette. It specifies usage limitations, maintenance requirements, and safety considerations for these vehicles and vessels.

Section Text

stored in any residential district. However, a trailer may be used as a temporary office or storage space incidental to construction when granted a temporary use approval. (a) A travel trailer must not be used as a dwelling, storage, or accessory structure. However, a travel trailer may be parked or occupied for lodging purposes on a vacant lot or on the same lot as a dwelling for no more than seventy-two (72) hours in any consecutive thirty

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Merrionette Park · 150.18

Dwelling unit limitations

Summary

This section outlines minimum standards for dwelling units in Merrionette Park, covering access/egress, separation and privacy of units, and specific requirements for basements and cellars to be used as habitable spaces.

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access to other sleeping rooms or habitable spaces. (C) Privacy. Each dwelling unit shall be designed to provide privacy and be separate from other adjoining spaces. (D) Common access. A bathroom or water closet compartment which is accessory to a dwelling unit shall be designed to provide privacy and shall be equipped with a solid closeable door that can be locked by the occupant for privacy purposes. (E) Basements/cellars. No basement or cellar space shall be used as a habitable

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Westchester · 18.12.060

Accessory buildings, structures and uses

Summary

This section outlines regulations for residential garages and carports in Westchester's R1 One Family Residence District, specifying limitations on number, size, height, setback, and lot coverage.

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grade to the peak of the roof. (5) Such structure shall be properly anchored per manufacturer's recommended specification or as determined by building official for similar structures, (i.e. garages). (c) Pools: Above and Below Ground Swimming Pools Accessory to Residential Dwellings (1) Setbacks a. Pools may not be located in any front yard; b. From principal building; ten feet minimum; c. From detached garages or other accessory structures: Three feet minimum; d. Side Yard Setback: Three feet minimum

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Justice · 3.37

General Regulations:

Summary

This section establishes regulations for home occupations in Justice, limiting external signage, sales of preordered specialty goods, and the type and quantity of equipment and vehicles used. It also restricts advertising, business activities, noise, odors, smoke, electrical interference, and vibrations to within the dwelling or accessory structure, with specific provisions for professional and religious practices.

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number and shall specify that personal contact is by appointment only. The address of the dwelling unit shall not be used in any advertising. (e) Conduct of business . All activities, including storage, shall be conducted completely within the dwelling unit or accessory structure and in no case shall there be visible outside storage of goods, supplies or equipment. (f) Noise, odors, smoke, etc . There shall be no perceptible noise, odor, smoke, electrical interference or vibration emanating from the structure

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Palos Park · 1246.07

Lot Coverage In R-1-A One-Family Dwelling District.

Summary

This section establishes a maximum lot coverage of twenty percent (20%) for one-family detached dwellings in the R-1-A district. Lot coverage includes the footprint of both the principal dwelling and any accessory buildings.

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coverage for one-family detached dwellings in the R-1-A One-Family Dwelling District shall be twenty percent (20%) of the total area of the lot. In calculating the lot coverage, both the footprint of the principal dwelling and any accessory buildings shall be used. (Ord. 1995-18. Passed 5-22-95; Ord. 2005-27. Passed

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Oak Brook · 13.10A-1

Permitted Uses

Summary

This section of the Oak Brook zoning ordinance outlines permitted principal and accessory uses within the Ora1 Office-Research-Assembly District. It specifies criteria for various uses, including accessory structures, manufacturing, churches, data centers, utility facilities, and offices.

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heating and air conditioning plants, and storage areas, yards, shops and similar facilities that are used solely for operating, servicing or maintaining the activities and improvements within the lot on which the accessory use is located. Accessory uses and structures shall also include dwellings occupied by watchmen, janitors, maintenance and similar employees engaged upon the premises; but no dwellings shall be erected for any other purposes. Any establishment, the principal use of which is manufacturing, fabricating, processing, assembly, repairing, storing

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Winnetka · Section 15.44.070 Disposition Of Approved Construction Documents.

Summary

This section dictates the permanent retention of approved construction documents for most new structures and additions, except for one and two-family dwellings. For one and two-family dwellings, documents can be disposed of or returned six months after permit completion.

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Approved construction documents for all new structures or additions to existing structures, except for one and two-family dwellings and their accessory structures, shall remain on file permanently in the Department after completion and compliance of the permit work. The Director may dispose of or return approved construction documents for one and two-family dwellings six months after completion and compliance of the permit work. (MC-5-2019, Amended, 06/04/2019; prior code

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Harwood Heights · 17.04.130

Encroachments

Summary

This section prohibits encroachments on the State of Illinois Right-of-Way of Illinois Route 43. It also establishes regulations for permitted structural obstructions and encroachments of accessory structures in yards, and allows for temporary construction buildings. A table specifies allowable encroachments in various yard types and courts.

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maintain, or construct any structure that encroaches upon the State of Illinois Right-of-Way of Illinois Route 43 within the corporate limits of the village. B. Establishments of Uses. Structural obstructions of the principal building and encroachment of accessory structures and uses are permitted, and special uses may be allowed, in yards of the various districts. C. Temporary Buildings. Temporary buildings for construction purposes may be erected and maintained for a period not to exceed the time of such...Signs and nameplates P P P P Sills, belt courses, cornices, and ornamental features of the principal building - Projecting not more than 18 inches P P P P Steps, open - Necessary for access to and from the dwelling or an accessory building, steps as access to the lot from the street, and in gardens or terraces, provided there are no more than eight steps for access to and from a principal or accessory building P P P P Swimming pools

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Worth · 5.3.7

Permitted Accessory Buildings, Structures And Uses

Summary

This section outlines permitted accessory buildings, structures, and uses within specific yard areas of Worth. It details the placement and dimensional restrictions for various items, including awnings, arbors, air-conditioning units, balconies, bay windows, chimneys, eaves, gutters, fallout shelters, fences, fire escapes, flagpoles, garages, carports, farm crops, home occupations, lawn furniture, sheds, parking spaces, light standards, terraces, patios, fireplaces, playground/laundry equipment, playhouses, and signs.

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feet X X X Flagpoles X X X One garage or carport, attached or detached X Growing of farm and garden crops in the open X X Home occupations, provided such occupation is not conducted from an accessory building - not permitted in any yard Lawn furniture - such as benches, sundials or birdbaths X One shed or storage building for garden and household items X Open off street parking spaces X X Ornamental light standards X X X Paved terraces, patios...regulated herein X X X Sills, belt courses, cornices and ornamental features of the principal building, projecting no more than 18 inches into a yard X X X Steps, open - necessary for access to and from the dwelling or an accessory building, steps as access to the lot from the street, and in gardens or terraces, provided there are no more than 8 steps for access to and from a principal or accessory building X X X Swimming pools, private

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Lake Forest · 159.080

General Requirements

Summary

This section outlines general requirements for land and building uses in Lake Forest's residential districts. It details permitted uses, exceptions for existing lawful uses, and regulations for special nonresidential uses like designer showcase homes and residential boutiques.

Section Text

dwelling unit, not to exceed 600 square feet, shall be used in the conduct of the home occupation. In calculating the square footage being used in the conduct of the home occupation, all area of the dwelling unit and accessory buildings which are in any way used toward the operation or conduct of the home occupation shall be included. If more than one home occupation is operated in the residence, the combined total square footage devoted to all such home...total square footage, or 600 square feet, whichever is less. The use of accessory buildings for home occupation purposes may be approved by the City Manager if he or she finds such use consistent with the purpose and intent of this chapter and in compliance with applicable performance standards; 3. The operator or operators of the home occupation shall make the dwelling unit within which the home occupation is conducted his or her legal and primary place of residence

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Rolling Meadows · 122.78

Accessory uses and structures

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This section of the Rolling Meadows Municipal Code outlines the general standards and specific allowances for accessory uses and structures. It details requirements for their placement, ownership, maintenance, and specifies which types are permitted in various yards and zoning districts.

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single family residential districts. (3) Requirements for non-residential parking structures: a. Accessory parking garages in commercial districts shall have no more than four levels of parking or shall not exceed 30 feet in height, whichever is less. b. Accessory parking garages in manufacturing districts shall have no more than four levels of parking or shall not exceed 40 feet in height, whichever is less. (d) Swimming pools, spas, hot tubs, and similar devices. (1) Location. Swimming pools, spas...they are in accordance with this subsection (g) and other applicable sections of this chapter. 2. Standards. The following standards shall apply to all home occupations: a. The home occupation shall not change the outside appearance of the dwelling or its accessory buildings. b. No more than one person other than the immediate family residing on the premises shall be involved or employed in the home occupation activities taking place on the premises. c. All activities and storage shall

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Palos Park · 1270.06

Design Standards.

Summary

This section outlines design standards for R-4 Planned Unit Developments in Palos Park, including building height, lot size, setbacks, density, and parking requirements.

Section Text

least fifty feet from the perimeter of the planned unit development. Single-family detached housing shall have the same setback standards as specified in Chapter 1268 of this Code relative to the R-1-A One-Family Dwelling District. The accessory buildings, structures and uses associated with single-family detached housing shall have the same setback standards as specified therefor in Chapter 1286 . Multi-family attached housing shall have a minimum setback of thirty feet from streets internal...planned unit development and from each other. The accessory buildings, structures and uses associated with multi-family attached housing shall have the same setback standards as specified therefor in Chapter 1286 . (Adopting Ordinance; Ord. 2000-18. Passed 5-22-00; Ord. 2014-22. Passed 9-22-14.) (d) Density . The total number of dwelling units shall not exceed four per net acre. Net acre is defined as the area within a development under one unified control devoted to residential uses

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Countryside · 10.5A-1

Permitted Uses

Summary

This section outlines the permitted uses within the R-1 One-Family Residence District in Countryside. It lists specific residential structures, community facilities, recreational areas, schools, and temporary structures, subject to various conditions and references to other chapters and titles.

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following uses are permitted: Accessory uses, including off-street parking facilities in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 10 of this Title. Churches and rectories. Community residences, providing a sponsoring agency shall have obtained an administrative occupancy permit from the City Building Commissioner prior to such residence being established. No dwelling unit shall be occupied as a community residence until a certificate of occupancy has been issued by the Building Commissioner. No certificate of occupancy shall be issued...transferable to another operator or another location. Disk antennas, as defined in Section 10-1-3 of this Title and subject to the provisions of Section 10-2-14 of this Title. Home occupations. One-family detached dwellings and permitted accessory uses. Parks, forest preserves and recreational areas, when publicly owned and operated. Schools (public, denominational, private, elementary and high), including playgrounds and athletic fields auxiliary thereto. Signs, subject to the provisions of Title 8, Chapter 5 of this Code

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Romeoville · 150.03

Adoption Of The 2021 International Residential Code

Summary

Romeoville adopts the 2021 International Residential Code for residential buildings and structures. It also establishes different remodeling levels with varying permit requirements, defining Level 1 as minor interior repairs not requiring a permit and Level 2 as work involving drywall removal or replacement which necessitates a permit.

Section Text

revised as follows. (1) Chapter 1. (a) Section 101.l Title is amended to insert: “Village of Romeoville.” (b) Section 102.7.2 adds a new section: “Levels of work. Remodeling, repair, alteration of existing single family, one- and two-family dwellings and townhouses shall comply with this ordinance based on the level of work being performed in different areas of the structure. Definitions: Remodeling level 1: The application of repairing drywall (without removal of any drywall) repainting of walls and ceiling...Winter design temperature is minus 4 degrees Ice shield underlayment is required Flood hazards Village Zoning Air freezing index is 2000 Mean annual temperature is 50 degrees” (b) Section 302.1 Exception #4 is amended to read: “Detached garages accessory to a dwelling located within five (5) feet of a lot line are permitted to have a roof eave projection not exceeding twelve (12) inches.” (c) Section 309.1 Floor Surface is amended to add a new sentence that reads

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Hanover Park · 18.20

2021 International Residential Code for one- and two-family dwellings—IRC

Summary

This section adopts the 2021 International Residential Code as the official Residential Code for Hanover Park. It governs the construction and related activities for one- and two-family dwellings, townhouses, and accessory structures.

Section Text

Code Council, published in pamphlet form, is hereby adopted as the Residential Code of the Village of Hanover Park governing the construction, alteration, movement, enlargement, replacement, repair, equipment, location, removal, and demolition of detached one- and two-family dwellings, townhouses, and accessory structures there with such amendments as are hereafter set forth in this article

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