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Palos Park · 422.04

Issuance Of Citations.

Summary

This section outlines the procedure for issuing citations (P-tickets) for violations of local ordinances or specific sections of the Illinois Vehicle Code (IVC). It details the information officers must provide to violators and the consequences of failing to settle the violation.

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following sections, said police officer may, in the first instance, in lieu of filing a complaint in court, issue to such alleged violator a citation (P-ticket) and: A. Advise said violators that they have violated a specific ordinance or IVC section; B. Advise them that they can make payment in the amount set forth below, in settlement of said violation claim; and C. Inform said violators that upon failure to so settle, a complaint may be filed...tires (studs) 5/12-405(c) Use of unsafe tires 5/12-501 No safety glass 5/12-502 Improper mirrors 5/12-503(a,c,e) Obstruction of driver's view 5/12-503(d) No windshield wiper or cleaning device 5/12-601 Defective horn 5/12-602 Muffler (loud, excessive noise; no muffler) 5/12-603 No seat belts 5/12-606 Tow trucks (no identification) 5/12-607 Vehicle suspension system 5/12-608 Vehicle bumpers 5/12-610 Wearing headset receiver while driving 5/12-611 Sound amplification systems Citation Settlement Amount of $60.00 5/11-505 Squealing or screeching tires 5/11-1201

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West Chicago · 7.14

Above ground service facilities

Summary

This section establishes guidelines for the placement of above ground service facilities in West Chicago, aiming to minimize their number and visual impact. It outlines applicability, performance standards including setback and lot requirements, and restrictions on proximity to other facilities.

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article provided a lease, franchise agreement entered into after adoption of this ordinance, or license authorizing such above ground service facilities has been approved by city council. Where conflicts exist between these regulations and the remainder of the zoning ordinance, the provisions of these regulations shall govern. (C) Performance standards. (1) For purposes of determining whether the installation of an above ground service facility complies with district bulk regulations, including but not limited to setback and lot requirements, the dimensions...stored or parked on the site of an above ground service facility unless and while repairs to such facility are being made. Backup generators shall only be operated during power outages and for testing and maintenance purposes. Noise attenuation measures shall be included to reduce noise levels to satisfy applicable state and city performance standards. Testing and maintenance of generators shall only take place on weekdays between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (10) Above ground

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Chicago · 7.38.115

Operational Requirements.

Summary

This section outlines operational requirements for mobile food vendors in Chicago, specifying rules for movement, stopping times, use of sound devices, sales hours, and parking restrictions relative to intersections, traffic signals, bike lanes, and brick-and-mortar restaurants.

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vehicle is standing or parked in a legal parking spot. (h) Mobile food vehicles that are being used to provide food and drink to persons engaged in construction in the City of Chicago and which are not equipped with noise-making devices are exempt from the provisions of (f) above, provided such vehicles are standing or parked in a legal parking spot. (i) Any person who violates or resists the enforcement of subsection (c-5) of this section shall...such property and such written consent is kept in the mobile food vehicle at all times when the vehicle is on the property; (ii) The mobile food vendor is in compliance with all applicable requirements of the Chicago Zoning Ordinance; and (iii) The mobile food vendor is in compliance with subsection (b)(i) and, except for the private property that allows the operation of the mobile food vehicle, subsection (f) of this section. (2) Notwithstanding any other provision in subsection

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Elmhurst · 22.292

Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for various terms used within the Elmhurst zoning ordinance. It clarifies the meaning of terms such as 'accessory building or use,' 'addition,' 'adjacent,' and several types of 'adult business uses.'

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organic matter; such mixture is intended for use in fertilizing and conditioning of land. "Comprehensive plan" means the official comprehensive plan of the City of Elmhurst, dated January 1990, adopted by the City Council on January 15, 1990, as Ordinance No. O-22-89, as amended from time to time. "Congregate housing for senior citizens" means multiple-unit housing designed as a planned, coordinated development that caters to the special needs of three or more unrelated adults, at least eighty...include nor permit the pawning of firearms. A pawnshop shall not be deemed a retail sales establishment except for the purposes of determining off-street parking and transitional screening and barrier requirements. "Performance standard" means a criterion to control noise, odor, smoke, toxic or noxious matter, vibration, fire and explosive hazards, or glare or heat generated by or inherent in the uses of land or buildings. "Philanthropic institution" means a structure and/or facilities devoted to the betterment and/or improvement

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Palatine · 11.05

B-4 Office-Research District

Summary

This section establishes the B-4 Office-Research District to accommodate professional, corporate, and research facilities. It outlines permitted uses, accessory uses, and special uses, emphasizing single-user development and limiting product sales and displays to accessory functions.

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subsidiaries which is located on said B-4 parcel. ..... (d) Special uses. The following uses are permitted as special uses when authorized by the village board subject to the standards set forth in section 14.05 of this ordinance: ..... (1) Private trade schools; located totally within a single structure. ..... (2) Financial institutions. ..... (3) Fencing; in any front yard except for: ..... a. Decorative fencing. ..... b. Temporary fencing; erected to protect any seeding area, with the permission of the administrator. ..... (4) Communication devices...nearest property line adjoins a public right-of-way, the height shall be no greater than one-half (½) the distance from the base of such structure to the centerline of such right-of-way. ..... (m) Restrictions on use. ..... (1) Noise. Maximum sound pressure level and frequency radiated by any use or facility when measured at any point on the lot lines shall not exceed the values shown in the following table: ..... Frequency Octave Band Range Cycles Per Second Sound Pressure

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Des Plaines · 4.14.4

Public Passenger Vehicle Inspections

Summary

This section outlines the requirements for licensing public passenger vehicles in Des Plaines, mandating thorough inspections to ensure safety, cleanliness, and good appearance. It details the frequency and scope of mechanical and physical tests, including specific components to be checked.

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times for VIN confirmation. Wheel alignment: Vehicle must not exhibit any obvious wheel alignment problems such as pulling when driven or severe tire wear issues. Wheel bearings: Must have minimal to no play and should not produce excessive noise when vehicle is in motion. Wheels: Must be in serviceable condition and wheel covers must be present and match if vehicle has steel wheels. Aluminum rims must match. Window operation: Windows must be clear and unobstructed. Nonstationary windows must operate through...licensed under this chapter must be kept in safe, clean and sanitary condition, and must be equipped with properly working brakes, lights and warning signals, in accordance with the motor vehicle laws of this state, this chapter and the ordinances of the city. 2. If, after the inspection and approval of any public passenger vehicle, as provided for in this chapter, such public passenger vehicle shall, from any cause, become unclean or unsightly in appearance, the license of such public

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Clarendon Hills · 20.2.3

Definition Of General Terms

Summary

This section provides definitions for general terms used within the Clarendon Hills municipal ordinances, specifically within the domain of zoning. It clarifies the meaning of words like 'abut', 'adjacent', 'adjoin', and various types of 'accessory' structures and uses.

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signals, including studio facilities. A broadcasting facility may or may not include antennas to broadcast the signal. BUFFER YARD: Land area with landscape plantings and other components used to separate one use from another and to shield or block noise, lights, or other nuisances. BUILD-TO LINE (BTL): Defined in Section 20.2.4. BUILD-TO PERCENTAGE: Defined in Section 20.2.4. BUILD-TO ZONE (BTZ): Defined in Section 20.2.4. BUILDABLE AREA: The portion of a lot, excluding required setbacks, where a structure...strip or area of land by the City, a public utility, a corporation, or a person for specified purposes. EAVE: The projecting lower edges of a roof overhanging the wall of a structure. EFFECTIVE DATE: The date the Zoning Ordinance goes into effect. The adoption date and the effective date may be the same, or the effective date, as stated in the adopting ordinance, may be established at a later date after the adoption date. ENCROACHMENT: The extension or placement

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Manhattan · 2.16.4

Use And Operation Of Food Vehicles

Summary

This section outlines the operational requirements for mobile food vehicles within Manhattan. It mandates compliance with noise regulations, proper waste disposal, business registration, insurance coverage, and adherence to Will County Health Department permits and inspections.

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Conditions of Approval and Operation. All mobile food vehicles must be operated in compliance with the following regulations and conditions: 1. Mobile food vehicles must comply with all noise regulations of the Village. 2. Mobile food vehicles must provide receptacles for refuse and properly dispose of all waste. 3. The food vendor’s point of sale shall be noted as the Village of Manhattan for all sales occurring within the Village’s corporate boundaries. 4. Mobile food vendors must carry...operating permit(s) and other food establishment permit(s)/license(s) issued by the Will County Health Department at all times. Mobile food vendors shall fully comply with all applicable Will County food service and retail food store sanitation ordinances, and shall display its certifications and permits/licenses on the food vehicle in an area plainly visible to customers at all times during operation. 6. Mobile food vendors must notify the Village within three (3) business days if any mobile food

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Manhattan · 4.2.3

Definitions

Summary

This section defines key terms used throughout Title [Title Number] of the Manhattan municipal code, focusing on zoning-related concepts. It clarifies terms such as 'Abutting', 'Accessory Building or Use', 'Agricultural Building or Structure', 'Agriculture', and 'Alley'.

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been damaged to such an extent that it cannot be operated under its own power and will require major repairs before being made usable, or such a vehicle which does not comply with State or Village laws or ordinances. KENNEL, COMMERCIAL: Any lot or premises or portion thereof on which more than four (4) dogs or cats, or other household domestic animals, over four (4) months of age, are kept or on which more than two (2) such animals...square feet (9 feet by 20 feet) exclusive of access drives for the storage of one passenger automobile or commercial vehicle under one and one-half (1 1 / 2 ) tons capacity. PERFORMANCE STANDARD: A criterion established to control noise, odor, smoke, toxic or noxious matter, vibration, fire and explosive hazards, or glare or heat generated by, or inherent in, uses of land or buildings. The more frequently used performance criteria include: Active to Intense Burning: The rate of combustion described

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Maple Park · 5.1.2

Nuisances enumerated

Summary

This section defines and prohibits various actions, conditions, and conduct that constitute nuisances within Maple Park. It broadly includes common law nuisances and specifically enumerates issues such as animal carcasses, polluting water, stagnant water, garbage accumulation, and obstructing public ways.

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health or peaceful enjoyment of the property of surrounding property owners; provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to a properly licensed junkyard or other permitted outdoor storage use which is in full compliance with all of the ordinances of the village governing the same. L. Dangerous buildings. To own, maintain or keep a dwelling unit unfit for human habitation, or dangerous or detrimental to life, safety or health because of lack of repair, defects in the plumbing system...where any animal is kept to become nauseous, foul or offensive to any person, family or neighborhood. 3. Noisy, offensive animals. To keep any animal, bird or fowl, including pets of any kind, which causes frequent or long continued noise or which creates odors or unsightly appearance of surroundings, or which disturbs the comfort or repose of any person in the vicinity. N. Noisy, offensive conditions. 1. To produce or permit to be produced, whether on public or private property

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Morton Grove · 10.1.2

Amendment To Adopted Codes

Summary

This section amends the International Building Code for Morton Grove, Illinois by updating the title, incorporating the Illinois Plumbing Code, clarifying referenced codes, exempting certain work from permits, and requiring a spot survey after foundation installation.

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dwelling units and sleeping units from each other or from public or service areas and separating public or service areas from other public or services areas shall have a sound transmission class of not less than 55 for airborne noise and an impact insulation class of not less than 55 when tested in accordance with ASTM- E90 and ASTM-E492. Alternatively, the sound transmission class of walls, partitions and floor/ceiling assemblies shall be established by engineering analysis based...installation of roof drainage systems shall comply with Section 1502 of this code, Sections 1106 and 1108 of this code, and, as applicable, Title 77, Part 890 of the Illinois Administrative Code (the “Illinois Plumbing Code”) Morton Grove Ordinance 16-01 3-28-16.” Table 1507.2.8.2 Valley lining material. Amended by deleting all references to “lead coated copper.” Section 1705.16 Exterior Insulating Finishing Systems. (Special Inspections) Amended by deleting exception no. 1 for EIFS with a water resistive barrier

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Lisle · 7.3.7

Block Parties

Summary

This section requires a permit for block parties held on residential streets in Lisle. Applicants must acknowledge responsibility for ensuring compliance with all village ordinances during the event.

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provisions of this Section, that occur during the conduct of the block party. All persons attending any block party pursuant to a duly issued block party permit shall likewise, by their attendance accept responsibility for complying with all applicable ordinances and regulations of the Village in connection therewith. Without limiting or modifying the foregoing, all block parties shall specifically be required to comply with the regulations hereinafter set forth in this section, and all block party permits issued...upon a public way in the Village. 14. All block party permit applicants shall remain in attendance at the block party for the entirety of its scheduled duration. 15. No persons attending any block party shall make any loud noises or create any disturbances that constitute a nuisance to the public not in attendance at the block party, and the applicants for any block party permit shall likewise ensure that any live or recorded music played in connection with

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Schaumburg · 154.65

HOME-BASED BUSINESSES

Summary

This section permits home-based businesses as an accessory use in all residence districts, provided they maintain the residential character of the neighborhood. It outlines specific standards for occupancy, space limitations, exterior appearance, and structural alterations to ensure compatibility with surrounding residential uses.

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shall involve the use or production of noxious, toxic or harmful materials. (11) Manufacturing: Any production on the premises typically only permitted in an M-1 or an M-P manufacturing district shall not be allowed if it causes noise, odor, dust, vibration, smoke, glare, television signal interference or radio signal interference, electrical interference, fire hazard or any other hazard emanating from the dwelling. No home-based businesses shall involve the use or production of noxious, toxic or harmful materials...business. An application for a home-based business shall not be considered until such letter is received. (F) Inspection of Home-Based Businesses: (1) Inspections are to ensure that all of the regulations in this and all other village ordinances are adhered to as a responsibility of receiving a license for such use in a dwelling. (2) Home-based businesses that receive special use approval for care or treatment of humans or animals or handling of food shall be inspected

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Round Lake Beach · 2100.0

Wind energy systems (WES)

Summary

This section establishes regulations for the installation, operation, and decommissioning of building-mounted and small wind energy systems in Round Lake Beach. It aims to ensure safety, minimize adverse effects on the community, and promote sustainable energy development while maintaining the village's character and facilitating cost savings.

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forth in this paragraph 2100.0.3. a. Compliance with laws. All WES will comply with all applicable village, state, and federal laws and regulations, including, without limitation, the provisions of this subsection 2100.0, this Code, and all village building ordinances and regulations. b. Compliance with permits. All WES will comply with all applicable WES permits issued pursuant to this subsection, including, without limitation, all conditions imposed by the village as a condition of issuance of the permits. c. Interference with utilities...require the owner of a WES, as the village may determine necessary and at the owner's sole expense, to obtain field tests or sound propagation modeling, conducted or supervised by an acoustics specialist certified by the Institute of Noise Control Engineering, to determine whether a violation of this paragraph is occurring or has occurred. In the event that a violation is occurring, the owner will immediately discontinue operation of the WES and promptly remedy the violation. g. General shadow

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Thornton · DL-1

Disposition list of ordinances

Summary

This section provides a disposition list of ordinances adopted by Thornton since June 6, 1992. It indicates the subject of each ordinance and its corresponding location within the Municipal Code, noting ordinances that have been repealed or superseded.

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This table gives the location within this Code of those ordinances adopted by the Village on June 6, 1992, and thereafter, which are included herein. Ordinances enacted subsequent to June 6, 1992, and not listed in this table have been omitted as repealed, superseded or not of a general and permanent nature.Adoption DateSubjectDisposition6-6-1992Police DepartmentCh. 2-19-21-1992Flood Hazard RegulationsCh. 13-111-16-1992Telecommunications SurchargeCh. 5-612-20-1993Parking RestrictionsCh...Fire and Police Commissioners AmendmentCh. 3-32023Offenses AmendmentCh. 10-1Ord. No.Adoption DateSubjectDispositionSupp. No.2005-0011-21-2025RMA Minimum/Maximum AgreementNCM12025-0022-3-2025Water and Sewer Regulations AmendmentCh. 6-512025-0032-3-2025Garbage Regulations AmendmentCh. 6-412025-0044-7-2025Noise AmendmentCh. 10-712025-0056-16-2025Animal Regulations AmendmentCh. 10-312025-0066-16-2025Garbage Regulations AmendmentCh. 6-412025-0076-16-2025General Financial Provisions AmendmentCh. 4-112025-0087-7-20252025-2026 AppropriationsNCM1

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Carol Stream · 14.2.16

Pollution; Noises Defined, Prohibited

Summary

This Carol Stream ordinance defines and prohibits certain noises that unreasonably disturb the peace and comfort of residents. It specifically addresses noise from musical instruments, audio devices, air conditioning units, and sound amplification, with varying restrictions based on time of day and distance.

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minute period. (F) Exhausts. The discharge into the open air of the exhaust of any steam engine, stationary internal combustion engine, motor boat, or motor vehicle except through an operational muffler or other device properly maintained to prevent excessive noise therefrom. (G) Construction or repairing of buildings. The erection (including excavating), demolition, alteration or repair of any building other than between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on Monday through Friday, and between the hours...County, the State of Illinois or the United States government between the hours of 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., when the public welfare and convenience renders it impractical to perform the work during hours otherwise allowed by ordinance. (5) Outdoor gatherings and public events, provided that a permit has been obtained from the appropriate permitting authority. (6) Internal combustion engines when used to prevent freezing or flooding during power outages. (I) Definitions. The following terms shall have

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Hinsdale · 9.12.2

Limitations On Noise

Summary

This section establishes daily and weekly time restrictions for the use of construction tools and gasoline-powered landscaping equipment in Hinsdale. Exceptions are made for emergencies and work performed by public agencies, with specific allowances for the latter.

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O2018-31, 7-17-2018) E. Waiver: The limitations stated in subsections A and B of this section may be waived by the Village Manager in areas of the Village zoned for nonresidential uses pursuant to the Hinsdale zoning ordinance 1 ; provided, however, that no such waiver shall be granted unless the village manager finds that: 1. The party seeking the waiver will suffer a unique or unusual hardship unless the waiver is granted; and 2. The granting...Utility equipment located in the public right-of-way and in residentially zoned districts shall be operated in such a manner so as to minimize any possible disruption to residents and occupants of nearby buildings caused by noise. Backup generators, if needed, shall only be operated during periods of power outages, and for no more than one weekly testing period not to exceed fifteen (15) minutes, and shall not be tested on weekends or holidays, or between the hours

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Hinsdale · 9.12.2

Limitations On Noise

Summary

This section establishes daily and weekly time restrictions for the use of construction tools and gasoline-powered landscaping equipment in Hinsdale. Exceptions are made for emergencies and work performed by public agencies, with specific allowances for the latter.

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O2018-31, 7-17-2018) E. Waiver: The limitations stated in subsections A and B of this section may be waived by the Village Manager in areas of the Village zoned for nonresidential uses pursuant to the Hinsdale zoning ordinance 1 ; provided, however, that no such waiver shall be granted unless the village manager finds that: 1. The party seeking the waiver will suffer a unique or unusual hardship unless the waiver is granted; and 2. The granting...Utility equipment located in the public right-of-way and in residentially zoned districts shall be operated in such a manner so as to minimize any possible disruption to residents and occupants of nearby buildings caused by noise. Backup generators, if needed, shall only be operated during periods of power outages, and for no more than one weekly testing period not to exceed fifteen (15) minutes, and shall not be tested on weekends or holidays, or between the hours

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Aurora · Sec 6-

13 Allowed Areas

Summary

This section outlines the allowed areas for liquor license establishments, primarily in business-zoned districts, and establishes distance requirements from residential properties, with exceptions for downtown and shopping center locations.

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sale of package goods; Reports from the police regarding the location, as well as the history of activity conducted at or in conjunction with the premises and any associated infractions or violations of state law or local ordinances; The relevant geography and location of the applicant's business; The legal nature and history of the applicant; and The measures the applicant proposes to implement to maintain quiet and security in conjunction with the establishment. An applicant seeking a distance requirement...centers" as defined in this article, provided that said establishment has met the other requirements as set forth in this section and has provided a business plan that includes, but is not limited to, a detailed plan to contain noise and music within its premises, as well as security and parking issues. Each licensee that desires to operate an outdoor seating area, must submit a permit request to the local liquor control commissioner who shall have final approval over

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Aurora · Sec 29-

203 Definitions

Summary

This section provides definitions for terms used in the Aurora Noise Abatement article. It defines concepts such as cost reimbursement, emergency, emergency work, and loud and unruly gathering, which is further elaborated with specific examples of prohibited conduct.

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defined under chapter 20 and 29 of this Code or the Criminal Code of 2012, 720 ILCS 5/1-1 et seq.; or Urinating or defecating in public. Minor means any person under the age of eighteen (18) years old. Noise sensitive area includes, but is not limited to, the land on which a school, hospital, nursing home, church, court, public library, or similar institution is located and the area within two hundred fifty (250) feet of a school, hospital, nursing home...structure or building in which one (1) or more persons reside, provided that the structure or building is properly zoned, or is legally nonconforming, for residential use in accordance with the terms and maps of the city's zoning ordinance. Residential area also includes: (i) any other buildings, structures and improvements on the premises, as well as balconies, decks, patios, yards, and all other interior and exterior areas; and, (ii) common use or other areas of multiple dwelling unit properties

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Round Lake · 15.40.070

Environmental, Open Space And Access Requirements

Summary

This section outlines environmental, open space, and access requirements for recreational vehicle parks in Round Lake. It details standards for soil, ground water, drainage, and site cover, along with specific plans required for approval and density controls for the parks and individual lots.

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General Requirements. Condition of soil, ground water level, drainage and topography shall not create hazards to the property or the health or safety of the occupants. The site shall not be exposed to objectionable smoke, noise, odors or other adverse influences, and no portion subject to flooding, subsidence or erosion shall be use for any purpose which would expose persons or property to hazards. Soil and Ground Cover Requirements. Exposed ground surfaces in all parts of every recreational vehicle park...occupancy before first occupancy is permitted shall be twenty (20) percent of the total spaces proposed to be developed. This subdivision shall not apply to any state licensed recreational area in existence on the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter. Every recreational vehicle shall be located on a lot having the following minimum area exclusive of park street: area, one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet. No recreational vehicle park shall have an overall density greater

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South Holland · 9.57.25

Amusement devices

Summary

This section defines automatic amusement devices, excluding jukeboxes and certain state-licensed games. It establishes a licensing requirement for operators and individual devices.

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been judicially determined to be a gambling device, or in any way prohibited by law, provided, however, that devices or mechanisms used for games licensed by the State of Illinois and in compliance with the Village Codes and Ordinances shall not be considered gambling. (b) License; fees; emblem. (1) No person, firm, corporation, association or entity shall, within the Village of South Holland, display for public patronage or keep for operation by patrons any automatic amusement device(s), as defined...operation of any automatic amusement device at any place or in any manner which will disturb the peace or quiet of persons outside the licensed premises. It shall be unlawful for a licensee to allow a degree of noise to develop which would cause a disturbance to the adjacent or surrounding uses such that normal use of said adjacent or surrounding uses would be damaged or unreasonably disturbed. (2) No licensee shall operate an establishment wherein automatic amusement devices

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Wadsworth · 10.5.5

Standards For Conditional Use

Summary

This section outlines the purpose and standards for allowing conditional uses in Wadsworth. It establishes that conditional uses, beyond those permitted by right, require specific consideration of their impact on surrounding properties and orderly development, and are subject to Village Board approval based on public convenience, non-detriment to property values, and compliance with all applicable regulations.

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regulations of the zoning districts in which it is located and this title generally, including, but not limited to, all lot, yard and bulk regulations, parking and loading regulations, sign control regulations, floodplain regulations and all other applicable ordinances. 4. Stipulations And Conditions: That the proposed use shall conform to any stipulations or conditions made a part of a conditional use permit issued for such use. 5. Specific Conditional Uses: That the proposed use shall conform to the regulations established...rights or easements have been acquired from the owners of abutting properties in which approach zones fall, satisfactory evidence thereof shall be submitted with the application. The Village may require and the developer shall submit any environmental assessments, noise studies, traffic studies or similar impact or operating studies or projection prepared by the developer or owner and submitted to either the Federal Government or the State in order to obtain any licenses, permits or grants. In the absence of such

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Aurora · 49.107.3

Residential District Specific Regulations

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This section of Aurora's residential district regulations outlines the intent and specific rules for home occupations, ensuring they remain incidental to the primary residential use and do not negatively impact surrounding properties. It sets limits on employees, noise, and structural alterations to maintain the residential character of the neighborhood.

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employed on the site in connection with the home occupation that is not an inhabitant of the dwelling unit. No home occupation and/or equipment used in conjunction with the home occupation shall cause or produce unreasonable or objectionable noise, vibration, heat, glare, fumes, odors, dust, emissions or electrical or radio interference detectable beyond the boundaries of the lot in a single family residence district (or outside the dwelling unit in other than a single family residence) that is more than...home occupation. However, recreational activities incidental to the home occupation shall not be prohibited from taking place outside the dwelling unit. Vehicles. A vehicle used in conjunction with a home occupation is subject to the requirements of this ordinance. In addition, the home occupation vehicle must be of a type ordinarily used for conventional private passenger transportation, i.e., passenger automobile, van, limousine, and pick-up trucks not exceeding the payload capacity of one ton. Further, the home occupation vehicle shall

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Gurnee · 2.311

Schedules of fines and late penalties

Summary

This section establishes general fines for violations under the chapter, with a maximum of $750 per day, and outlines specific alternative minimum fines and late penalties for various violations in Table A, with increased penalties if payment is delayed.

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General fines. General fines for violations brought pursuant to this chapter and late penalties shall be established by ordinance but in no event shall the general fine exceed $750.00 per violation per day, unless otherwise specifically set forth in this Code. (b) Alternative minimum fines for certain violations. Alternative minimum fines and late penalties are hereby set for certain violations brought under this Chapter in the amounts set forth in the "Alternative Minimum Fines and Late Penalties Table" incorporated into...Driver's License On Person $35.00 $70.00 78-1 ; 3-413(a) No Front License Plate $35.00 $70.00 78-1 ; 12-201(b) No Taillights or only one $35.00 $70.00 46-211 Noise Complaints $100.00 $200.00 46-151 through 46-165 Nuisance Violations $25.00 $50.00 66-36 Obstructing Streets $35.00 $70.00 78-102 Parking — Overnight $25.00 $50.00 78-105 (a) Parking — After 2" Snowfall $25.00 $50.00 78-105 Parking — Blocking the Alley $25.00 $50.00 78-105 (e) Parking — During School

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