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Lake Zurich · 9.3.3

Special Uses

Summary

This section outlines special use requirements for senior housing in the R-6 district, emphasizing community need, appropriate location, necessary facilities and staff, and mandatory approvals from relevant public agencies.

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this title. 14. Compliance With Lakefront Corridor Development Guidelines: Every bed and breakfast establishment shall comply with the Lakefront corridor development guidelines, including, without limitation, compliance with regulations pertaining to architectural design, parking, and signage. 15. Landscape And Tree Preservation Plans: No construction or development of a bed and breakfast establishment shall be permitted except after approval of a landscape plan and a tree preservation plan, which plans shall include, without limitation, depictions of the proposed screening of vehicular

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Hoffman Estates · 10.3.14

Preliminary mass grading

Summary

This section requires preliminary mass grading approval from the Village Board before any land grading, stripping, excavating, or filling can begin. It also details the specific information that must be submitted as part of the approval request.

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reference. The Director of Engineering may waive specific requirements for the content of submissions upon finding that the information submitted is sufficient to show that the work will comply with the objectives and principles of this Section. 5. A tree preservation plan consistent with the requirements of this Code specified in Articles 4 and 6, as approved by the Village Board at the time of preliminary approval. All tree protection measures must be in place prior to allowing mass grading...reference. The Director of Engineering may waive specific requirements for the content of submissions upon finding that the information submitted is sufficient to show that the work will comply with the objectives and principles of this Section. 5. A tree preservation plan consistent with the requirements of this Code specified in Articles 4 and 6, as approved by the Village Board at the time of preliminary approval. All tree protection measures must be in place prior to issuance

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Schiller Park · 155.2102

Application Procedure

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This section outlines the application procedure for Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) in Schiller Park, requiring them to follow the conditional use process with specific additional documentation. Applicants must submit a tentative plat, preliminary architectural drawings, and a detailed development plan including objectives, ownership statements, and a quantitative summary.

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circulation of all vehicles, including emergency vehicles, internal to the site, consistent with approved engineering and design standards, that illustrates the relationship of the development's internal private streets to the street plan in the Comprehensive Plan. (g) Landscape, tree preservation and grading plan. A plan is required that illustrates the earth moving, if any, to be done on the site, together with a preliminary plan for the enhancement of the vegetation on the site, including a tree preservation plan

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Hinsdale · 9.1.7

Standards And Conditions Applicable To All Work

Summary

This section outlines general standards and conditions applicable to all work requiring a permit in Hinsdale, including definitions for key terms and provisions for permit time limits and extensions. It also establishes a hierarchy for resolving conflicts with Section 9-1-7-1.

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controlling dust and other airborne particles from the subject property, including, without limitation, a source of water and spraying equipment and any other measures to be taken to control airborne particles. (Ord. O2008-46, 8-12-2008) 7. Tree Preservation Plan: If the application includes demolition of a principal structure or a detached garage or includes construction that will add six hundred (600) square feet or more of gross floor area to a principal structure or a detached garage, then...application shall include a tree preservation plan as set forth in section 7-2-9 of this Code. (Ord. O2011-08, 2-15-2011) D. Other Application Requirements: Every application for a permit shall include all of the following elements: 1. IEPA Approval: If the application includes demolition of a principal structure and if the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (the "IEPA") has promulgated regulations applicable to such demolitions, then the application shall include a certificate or letter of approval

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Hinsdale · 9.1.7

Standards And Conditions Applicable To All Work

Summary

This section outlines general standards and conditions applicable to all work requiring a permit in Hinsdale, including definitions for key terms and provisions for permit time limits and extensions. It also establishes a hierarchy for resolving conflicts with Section 9-1-7-1.

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controlling dust and other airborne particles from the subject property, including, without limitation, a source of water and spraying equipment and any other measures to be taken to control airborne particles. (Ord. O2008-46, 8-12-2008) 7. Tree Preservation Plan: If the application includes demolition of a principal structure or a detached garage or includes construction that will add six hundred (600) square feet or more of gross floor area to a principal structure or a detached garage, then...application shall include a tree preservation plan as set forth in section 7-2-9 of this Code. (Ord. O2011-08, 2-15-2011) D. Other Application Requirements: Every application for a permit shall include all of the following elements: 1. IEPA Approval: If the application includes demolition of a principal structure and if the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (the "IEPA") has promulgated regulations applicable to such demolitions, then the application shall include a certificate or letter of approval

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Elgin · 19.16.090

Appeals

Summary

This section allows property owners to appeal for a variation from tree preservation requirements if strict application causes hardship for their development. It acknowledges that unique site designs or physical limitations may warrant latitude to achieve the best development plan.

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owners may discuss alternative layouts and present the reasons why the literal provisions of this chapter cause hardship for their development. The intent of this chapter is to establish standards for development and redevelopment within the city and to preserve trees as an important public resource enhancing the city's natural character and heritage. However, it is acknowledged that, in order to obtain the very best development plan, latitude from these provisions can be evaluated in consideration of plans with...unique site design or properties with physical limitations inhibiting tree preservation. If the literal application of this chapter results in hardship, the applicant may apply for a variation from the requirements of this chapter in accordance with chapter 19.70. (Ord. No. G12-13, 2013; Code

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Glen Ellyn · 4.1.4

Fee and deposit schedule

Summary

This section establishes a fee and deposit schedule for various building and property development activities in Glen Ellyn. It outlines when fees are due, the inclusion of plan reviews, and the process for amending the schedule.

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forth in subsection H{l) of the Schedule of Fees and Deposits below. 2. Consultant fees: (a) A consultant fee in the amount of 110% of the Village's consultant's cost of a building, stormwater, landscaping, tree preservation or other consultant shall be paid by the applicant when such a review is required by the nature of the project or will, at the request of the applicant, expedite the review. The Village may employ a consultant when a project...consultant (see Section 4-1-4 (C)2(a) of this Code) 11 Plan review necessitated by drawing revisions after issuance of permit 75 12 Miscellaneous assemblies, equipment or structures reviewed by in-house staff 100 13 Tree preservation for single-family lot site improvements, grading or landscaping not associated with other permits 250 I-Administrative Fees 1 Appeal of administrative decision of the Community Development Director or the Building Official. Appeals related to the provisions of Title

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Naperville · 6.7G-10

REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE TO THE NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE MASTER PLAN AREA

Summary

This section outlines the development intent and specific conditions for North Central College, emphasizing harmonious growth with surrounding uses and providing flexibility for the college's expansion. It mandates adherence to historic preservation requirements and offers criteria for the utilization or relocation of single-family and two-family dwellings.

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North Central College prior to commencement of construction. 2.4. Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection 6-7G-5.4 of this Article, the provisions of Subsection 5-10-3.5.1 (relating to parking lot islands) of this Code (landscaping, screening and tree preservation) shall not be applicable to North Central College. However, North Central College shall install within the perimeter parking lot landscaping a portion of the parking lot island landscaping which would have been required; landscaping shall be mutually agreed upon...plan, North Central College and the City of Naperville will work together to resolve any issues related to the construction of new buildings or additions in the following areas: 2.5.1. Emergency vehicle access. 2.5.2. Storm water management. 2.5.3. Tree preservation. 2.5.4. Refuse and loading areas. 2.5.5. Architectural design of building elevations. 2.5.6. Exterior lighting. 2.5.7. Parking. 2.6. The college shall seek neighborhood input regarding Subsections 6-7G-10.2.5.1 through 6-7G-10.2.5.7 of this Section. 3. Area Requirements

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Homer Glen · 220.902

Procedure

Summary

This section outlines a two-step pre-application process for developers seeking to create a planned development. It requires a mandatory preapplication conference to assess conceptual compliance and identify potential zoning needs, followed by an application conference to provide further assistance before formal submission.

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residential uses, including dwelling units per acre, by acre and area, the number of dwelling units by type and the number of buildings by type; [4] Schematic streetlighting and public area lighting systems; [5] A landscape plan and tree preservation plan; and [6] Engineering plans for surface water drainage and stormwater and floodplain management in compliance with Village ordinances. (i) Traffic study: a traffic study prepared by a qualified expert, providing the following: [1] A general description of existing roads...published data of the Illinois Geological Survey and of other mapping data, and analysis of subsurface conditions on the subject property if required by the Village Engineer; [5] Natural coverage and vegetation showing marshes, bogs, wooded areas, isolated preservable trees, natural prairie, rock outcroppings, existing pastureland, cropland, orchards, other agricultural uses, areas of sand, gravel, or peat extractions and any unique natural or ecologically sensitive area; [6] Current ground elevations on the tract with contours at two-foot intervals

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Richmond · 4.2.4

Application for Appearance Review

Summary

This section establishes the application and procedural requirements for appearance review in Richmond, mandating that such approval be obtained prior to the issuance of building permits for specific commercial, industrial, and residential developments. It further outlines the submission requirements for Major Appearance Review plans, including site and landscape documentation.

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storm water drainage facilities, public water and sewer facilities; and, such other information as may be required by the Development Administrator for the proper enforcement of this Title. 4. A landscape plan as required in Article 6.6. 5. A Tree Preservation and Removal Plan in accordance with Article 6.6, if required. 6. An exterior illumination plan as required in Article 6.10. 7. Architectural drawings showing plan and exterior elevations and identifying exterior building materials and colors, and any signs attached...storm water drainage facilities, public water and sewer facilities; and, such other information as may be required by the Development Administrator for the proper enforcement of this Title. 4. A landscape plan as required in Article 6.6. 5. A Tree Preservation and Removal Plan in accordance with Article 6.6, if required. Village of Richmond Unified Development Ordinance Page 4- 6. An exterior illumination plan as required in Article 6.10. 7. Architectural drawings showing plan and exterior elevations and identifying exterior

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Wood Dale · 17.302

Standards Applicable To All Districts

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This section outlines general standards applicable to all zoning districts in Wood Dale, specifying that all land and structure uses must comply with this section, the chapter, and the City Code. It further details the classification of land uses as Permitted, Special, or Temporary, and mandates that new and existing structures must adhere to relevant use and bulk regulations.

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Zoning Districts. b. Regulation of Outdoor Storage Areas: (1) Areas used for the Outdoor Storage shall be permanently defined and screened with walls and/or fences as required by this Subsection ( 17.302.M.3.b.), Article 6: Landscape and Tree Preservation, Article 2, Section 17.206: Site Plan Review, Article 10: Performance Standards and other applicable regulations of this Chapter. (2) Materials, colors, and design of screening walls and/or fences and the cover shall conform to those used as predominant materials and colors...materials to be stored outdoors are in excess of six feet (6') in height, then an eight foot (8') solid wall or fence shall be utilized and landscape screening shall be provided in accordance with Article 6: Landscaping and Tree Preservation of this Chapter so as to minimize such views. (4) Areas for outdoor storage (including truck parking, loading areas, and similar activities) shall be located out of view from the public streets and screened as necessary to minimize such

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Sugar Grove · 7.4.7

Planting, Maintenance And Removal

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This section outlines the permit requirements for planting, maintaining, and removing shade trees on public ways and municipal property in Sugar Grove. It details the application process, necessary information, standards for permit issuance, and notice of completion requirements.

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made at the village office not less than forty eight (48) hours in advance of the time the work is to be performed. 3. Application Data: The application required herein shall state the number and kind of trees to be trimmed, sprayed, preserved or removed; the kind of treatment to be administered; the kind and condition of nearest trees upon the adjoining properties and such other information as the village engineer shall find reasonably necessary. 4. Standards Of Issuance...same and the exact cost thereof shall be assessed to the owner as provided by law in the case of special assessment. C. Maintenance: The application required herein shall state the number and kinds of trees to be sprayed, fertilized, pruned or otherwise preserved, the kind of treatment to be administered, the composition of the spray material to be applied and such other information as the public works director or his/her agent shall find reasonably necessary to a fair determination

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Northfield · ARTICLE II

PENALTIES

Summary

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.

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violation. 50% of the fine shall be distributed to the Illinois Department of Public Health and 50% of the fine shall be distributed to the Village Chapter 9 Housing Discrimination $100.00 - $750.00 Chapter 10 Landscaping, Screening and Tree Preservation Removal of trees on public ROW without a permit $350.00 per caliper inch dbh removed Removal of Heritage Trees on public ROW without a permit $1200.00 per caliper inch dbh removed Removal of trees on private property without a permit

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Hoffman Estates · 11.6.3

Action of permit after filing and examination of application

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This section outlines the conditions under which a permit application will be approved, denied, or declared void. It details requirements for applicant identity, conformity with ordinances, fee payment, permit posting, construction timelines, and grounds for suspension of residential permits.

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Certificate of Occupancy, with only minor adjustments being required. All lot improvements, including, but not limited to, final grading survey, sod, trees and other landscaping on the lot and adjacent right of way (except Village installed street trees), and tree preservation measures on the lot (and adjacent lots as necessary), for the lot occupied by the dwelling shall be constructed by the developer and inspected and approved by the Village prior to the issuance of a Final Certificate of Occupancy

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Carol Stream · 12.5.17

Vegetation Control

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This ordinance section outlines vegetation control requirements for utilities operating in Carol Stream's rights-of-way. Electric utilities must comply with state laws, while other utilities require permits for tree trimming, with specific standards for pruning practices and compensation for damaged trees.

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removal and replacement of trees if trimming or radical pruning would leave them in an unacceptable condition. (C) Specimen trees or trees of special significance. The Director of Public Works may require that special measures be taken to preserve specimen trees or trees of special significance. The required measures may consist of higher poles, side arm extensions, covered wire or other means. (D) Chemical use. (1) Except as provided in the following division, no utility shall spray, inject or pour

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Green Oaks · 8.5D-3

Special Uses

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This section outlines the requirements for open space subdivision developments as a special use within the Sr-1 Suburban Residence District. It specifies minimum acreage, public open space preservation, lot density limits, and detailed setback and lot dimension requirements for individual residential lots.

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authorities may set forth when permitting the development of a particular area as an open space subdivision; 10. The developer of an open space subdivision shall make adequate provision for the future maintenance and control of the open space, preservation areas, walkways and other facilities required by the village authorities to be established in areas dedicated or reserved to public or recreational uses; 11. The tract of land is found by the corporate authorities of the village to be physically...Site Planning Standards: All open space areas within the subdivision shall be accessible from either a public pedestrian trail or a public street right of way except the street parkway shall provide access to adjoining residential subdivision. 17. Tree Preservation: All trees over eight inches (8") in diameter measured at breast height on the residential lots after completion of the subdivision mass grading, roadway, and utility improvements are designated as protected trees and will be designated on the subdivision plat

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Naperville · 5.10.6

SUSPENSION OF PERMITS

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The Chief Building Official can suspend permits and issue stop work orders if a tree preservation plan, tree removal permit, or landscape plan is not being followed. Permits will be reinstated once compliance is achieved.

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Chief Building Official may suspend any and all permits issued by the City and issue stop work orders with respect to the parcel if they determine that the tree preservation plan, tree removal permit or landscape plan is not being complied with. Such permit(s) shall be reinstated upon compliance

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Woodridge · 9.8.5

Landscape Design Standards

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This section outlines landscape design standards for non-single-family residential developments in Woodridge, focusing on visual separation, screening, plant material selection, and installation procedures.

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plant materials described in the note. Such replacement plant material shall be guaranteed for a minimum of eighteen (18) months. 2. Whenever the existing use of any building, structure or lot shall be increased, expanded or changed, landscaping, screening, tree preservation and tree replacement shall be provided as required under this chapter. 3. Innovative landscaping treatments are encouraged and shall be considered as a positive attribute in connection with any request for a variation from the requirements of this Chapter

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Libertyville · 9.32

Tree replacement

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This section outlines the requirements for replacing trees removed in Libertyville, establishing a species-based replacement rate and providing specific exceptions to these requirements.

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owner/developer shall be required to pay to the village an amount of three hundred fifty dollars ($350.00) per tree that will not be planted in compliance with the replacement schedule, such amount to be utilized for tree planting, tree preservation programs or parks operated by the village. (5) Where replacement is required, a plan shall be submitted to the original approving authority for approval and shall indicate the location, size and species of all replacement trees. (6) When a tree

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Libertyville · 9.59

Tree permit requirements under site development

Summary

This section establishes requirements for tree permits during site development in Libertyville. It defines protected tree categories based on species and size, outlines application requirements, and specifies tree replacement ratios for removed protected trees.

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owner/developer shall be required to pay to the village an amount of three hundred fifty dollars ($350.00) per tree that will not be planted in compliance with the replacement schedule, such amount to be utilized for tree planting, tree preservation programs or parks operated by the village. (Ord. No. 19-O-77, § 3(Exh. B), 10-8-19) Editor's note— Ord. No. 19-O-77, § 2, adopted Oct. 8, 2019, repealed the former § 9-59, and enacted

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Park Forest · 110.96

Tree protection

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This ordinance section establishes requirements for tree preservation and replacement for new developments and site improvements in Park Forest. It mandates landscape plans that incorporate tree protection and replacement, and requires consultation with the village arborist for single and two-family properties impacting public trees.

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that the planting of smaller trees does not replace the value of larger trees that are lost. It will take tens of years for that value to be replaced and, for that reason, efforts should be made to preserve and protect trees where they are growing. (1) Any public or private...development or existing site improvement that may affect public property trees is subject to a landscape plan consistent with Appendix A (Unified Development Ordinance), Article VI-D (Landscape Plan) of the Code of Ordinances. Said plan shall incorporate a tree preservation and/or replacement plan. Said plan must be submitted, approved, and implemented prior to the start of any work or delivery of any materials to the building activity area. (2) The village arborist shall be consulted before any permits

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Carpentersville · 16.18.030

Regulations regarding fences

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This section outlines the regulations for installing, altering, replacing, relocating, and maintaining fences and walls in Carpentersville. It requires a permit for most fence and wall work, detailing the necessary application information and approval processes, including zoning compliance and fee payment. Additionally, it specifies that fences and walls must not impede drainage and addresses their placement within easements.

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valid building permit for construction on the site where the fence is located. 14. "Tree Protection Fence" means a temporary fence used to prohibit encroachment of material, vehicles and construction equipment within the drip line of a tree to be preserved as specified in Section 16.80.190, and usually constructed of the same material as Snow Fence. Such fences...require a permit according to Section 16.18.030.B, but shall only be allowed in conjunction with a valid building permit for construction on the site where the fence is located, or such additional time as required for tree preservation at the discretion of the Village Engineer. 15. "Wall" means a solid fence constructed of masonry. 16. "Wrought Iron Fence" means an open fence traditionally constructed of wrought iron. The fence may consist of other metal, PVC, or anodized aluminum possessing

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Rolling Meadows · 114.38

Penalty for violating tree protection measures

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This section outlines penalties and enforcement measures for violations of tree protection measures in Rolling Meadows. It includes fines for tampering with tree protection fences and damaging trees within protected areas, as well as requirements for financial guarantees and potential permit revocation.

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shall be collected within two weeks of the date of the damage. (d) Enforcement: If in the opinion of the public works director or designee, the necessary precautions were not undertaken before or during construction to ensure the preservation of those trees, including evidentiary...compaction or disturbance of the root zone within the drip line, the land development, building or demolition permit for the parcel shall not be issued or, if previously issued, may be revoked until such time as compliance with the tree preservation plan is achieved. In situations when a permit is not required, work may be stopped by the city until such time as compliance with the precautions of this section has been undertaken

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Bellwood · 100.011

Enforcement

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This section outlines the enforcement mechanisms for tree preservation regulations in Bellwood. It grants the Comptroller the authority to withhold or revoke permits for non-compliance with tree preservation plans and to halt work when permits are not required.

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opinion of the Comptroller, or his or her designee, the necessary precautions were not undertaken before or during a regulated activity to ensure the preservation of those trees, including evidentiary...compaction or disturbance of the root zone within the drip line, the land development, building or demolition permit for the parcel shall not be issued or, if previously issued, may be revoked until such time as compliance with the tree preservation plan is achieved. In situations when a permit is not required, work may be stopped by the Comptroller until such time as compliance with this subchapter has been undertaken. (Ord. 7-5, passed

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Roselle · 6.6

Landscape Plans

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This section outlines the requirements for preparing and submitting landscape plans in Roselle. It specifies who can prepare the plans and details the mandatory information that must be included, covering aspects from preparer contact information to planting schedules and technical details of site elements.

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landscape plan. 6. Planting Schedule: The planting schedule listing botanical names, common names, size or height, and quantity. 7. Ground Surfaces: The proposed treatment of all ground surfaces (such as ground covers, sod, seed and/or prairie). 8. Tree Plan: Tree Preservation and Removal Plan. 9. Technical Information: Samples, details, and/or photographs of materials to be used for light standards, benches, fences, walls, signage, safety lighting, and other site details. 10. Installation of Plant Materials: Plant materials of all types...Topography: Where natural, existing topographic patterns contribute to the beauty and utility of a development, they shall be preserved and developed. Modification of topography may be allowed where it contributes to the aesthetic quality of the site. f. Protection of Plant Material and/or People: In locations where plant materials may be susceptible to injury or cause personal injury, appropriate curbs, tree guards, or other devices shall be provided. g. Areas Where Plant Material Will Not Prosper: In areas where general

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