Policy Explorer

This section prohibits unreasonable noises, specifically addressing loud or unusual disturbances. It also regulates the sounding of non-emergency and emergency signaling devices, with specific exemptions and testing procedures for emergency devices.

This section outlines specific construction methods and material requirements for utility facilities in rights-of-way, detailing standards for boring, jacking, trenching, and tree preservation, with emphasis on safety and minimizing disruption.

This section outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining a permit for special events in Vernon Hills. It defines what constitutes a special event, details the application process, lists potential additional permits required, and addresses operational aspects like event hours and public safety staffing.

This section, titled the "Cargo Container Storage Ordinance for the Village of Elwood," defines key terms related to cargo containers and facilities used for their storage, movement, staging, and redistribution.

This section outlines the allowable uses of land and buildings within East Dundee's residence districts, specifying permitted, special, accessory, and temporary uses through a table. It also provides a mechanism for the Building Inspector to classify unlisted uses based on similarity and compatibility.

This section establishes general penalty provisions for violations of the Northfield Code and ordinances, specifying fines and the possibility of community service. It also outlines specific penalties for various violations categorized by chapter, including ethics, revenue, water, sewer, health, and sanitation.

This section establishes the purpose of special event regulations in Wood Dale. It aims to ensure public health, safety, and welfare by regulating events on public property and streets through a permit process, including associated fees and procedures. It also outlines a process for residents to obtain temporary relief from noise ordinances for block and private parties.

This section prohibits the sale, possession, and use of fireworks within Aurora, with exceptions authorized by the code. It also establishes premises liability for property owners and outlines administrative violations and fines for non-compliance.

The Aurora "RD" Research and Development District ordinance aims to foster a park-like environment for research, development, engineering, testing, and office activities. It emphasizes compatible development, visual enhancement, and environmental controls through performance standards.

This section establishes the official name of the Village of Elwood's Noise Nuisance Prevention Ordinance. It also confirms that the Board of Trustees has the authority to enact this ordinance.

This section outlines universal development conditions for all districts, mandating compliance with utility, construction, and aesthetic standards. It specifically establishes requirements for screening mechanical equipment and regulating the visual impact of outdoor storage, loading, and waste collection areas.

This section aims to reduce noise from car stereos and boomboxes that disturb residents or impair safe vehicle operation, as previous traffic and ordinance violation efforts have been ineffective. It prohibits playing sound devices on public or private property if the sound is clearly audible beyond 75 feet, with an exception for permitted parades and public assemblies.

This section outlines permitted retail, sales, and service uses within the M-B Light Manufacturing/Business District in Lincolnwood. It also establishes requirements for enclosed buildings, special use permits for drive-through operations and outdoor storage, and compliance with noise, glare, vibration, and odor standards, referencing both Illinois EPA and local environmental performance standards.

This ordinance section prohibits excessive, loud, disturbing, and unnecessary noises within Elmhurst. It specifically addresses limitations on vehicle horns, amplified sound devices like radios and musical instruments, and loud speakers used for advertising.

This section prohibits loud and raucous sounds from sound-amplifying devices beyond 50 feet without a permit. Permits have specific time and distance restrictions, and exempt sensitive locations.

This ordinance section prohibits the operation of motorcycles and motor-driven cycles within Lyons unless specific conditions are met. These conditions include possessing a valid driver's license, ensuring the vehicle is in good working order according to state and village laws, and adhering to noise control regulations by using an intact and unmodified exhaust system and muffler.

This section prohibits mobile food vending on public rights-of-way and private property in Hickory Hills, with exceptions for certain ice cream vendors. Permitted vendors must obtain a city license, pay a fee, and undergo health inspections, with restrictions on operating hours.

This section permits the keeping of up to six hens on residential lots in Volo, subject to specific regulations regarding lot size, coop requirements, rear yard placement, and adherence to state and local laws. It prohibits egg sales and slaughtering on-site and mandates proper feed storage and sanitation.

This section establishes general regulations for accessory structures in Wilmette, outlining requirements for their construction timing, location in required yards, maximum height, separation from principal buildings and other accessory structures, and a limit on the number of detached accessory structures per lot based on lot size. Exemptions are provided for government-owned uses and specific non-accessory structures.

This section imposes additional environmental, operational, and aesthetic restrictions on businesses within the Light Industry District to mitigate negative impacts on surrounding areas and public thoroughfares. It addresses pollution, visual screening, heat and glare, and specifies allowable fuel types.

This section outlines rules for vehicular street vendors in Crystal Lake, prohibiting excessive noise, sales near schools, and establishing time restrictions for sound. It also sets limits on vendor operations, including speed, stopping frequency, parking, U-turns, backing up, customer location, passenger limits, duration of stops, and route frequency.

This section mandates that all special events require a permit, outlining application procedures, deadlines, and fees. It distinguishes between general events and those involving First Amendment rights, with varying submission timelines and fee waiver possibilities.

This section outlines the permit process, fees, and exceptions for conducting special events in Maple Park. It requires a permit for most special events, specifies application timelines, and details permit fees, with some exemptions for village-sponsored events and those involving First Amendment rights.