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Wood Dale · 17.606

Landscape Plans

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This section outlines the requirements for submitting landscape plans, specifying that they must be prepared by a qualified professional and detailing the essential information to be included, such as site improvements, plant schedules, and technical details.

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bicycle racks. 4. Planting Schedule: The planting schedule listing botanical names, common names, size or height, and quantity. 5. Ground Surfaces: The proposed treatment of all ground surfaces (such as ground covers, sod, seed and/or prairie). 6. Tree Plan: Tree Preservation and Removal Plan. 7. 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. 8. 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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Beach Park · 16.16.100

Final Engineering Plan; Generally

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This section outlines the requirements for submitting final engineering plans following preliminary plat approval. Developers must submit detailed plans and specifications prepared by an Illinois registered professional engineer for all required improvements, including streets, water supply, wastewater, storm water, and grading.

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drainage certification as required by the plat act 1 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes. 6. Individual Lot Plat: Individual lot plat setting forth building site area, minimum building grade, lot grading plan, drainage structures, easements, nature preservation areas, individual tree preservation requirements, and any other restrictions or conditions relating to the use, development and occupancy of the lot. 7. Cost Estimates: Construction cost estimates for all on site and off site public improvements. B. The improvement plan stage

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Green Oaks · 9.2.2.3

Engineering Plans And Drawings

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This section outlines the engineering plan and drawing requirements for subdivisions in Green Oaks. It details specific submission requirements for various infrastructure components, including streets, water supply, drainage, and sanitary sewers.

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Sanitary Sewers: Plans, details, specifications, and cost estimates of proposed community sanitary sewer facilities. E. Individual Lot Plat: Individual lot plat setting forth building site area, minimum building grade, lot grading plan, drainage structures, easements, nature preservation areas, individual tree preservation requirements, and any other restrictions or conditions relating to the use, development and occupancy of the lot. F. Utilities: Where the plans, details, specifications, and cost estimates of utility easements, with a written statement bearing the signature

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Bartlett · 10.9.9

Preliminary Site Plan

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This section outlines the minimum requirements for a Preliminary Site Plan application for Planned Unit Developments in Bartlett. It details the necessary maps, surveys, topographical information, landscape features, and descriptions of existing and proposed structures and land uses.

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land with contours shown at intervals no greater than two feet (2'). Topographic data shall refer to the U.S.G.S. North American Datum--Mean Sea Level Elevation. 4. Existing and proposed landscape features, including significant tree groupings, isolated preservable trees six inches (6") or more in diameter at one foot (1') above ground level, scenic views, and other natural features such as streams, bogs, etc. 5. Existing zoning and land uses on and adjacent to the site. 6. Village, school district

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Hainesville · 16.08.040

Final engineering drawings and final plat

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This section outlines the procedure for submitting and approving final engineering drawings and plats in Hainesville. It mandates review by the village engineer and approval by the village board before any subdivision or development can occur.

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Plat Act of the Illinois Compiled Statutes (765 ILCS 205.01 et. seq.); 6. Individual Lot Plat: Individual lot plat setting forth building site area, minimum building grade, lot grading plan, drainage structures, easements, nature preservation areas, individual tree preservation requirements, and any other restrictions or conditions relating to the use, development and occupancy of the lot; 7. Cost Estimates: Construction cost estimates for all on-site and off-site public improvements, including erosion and sediment control and restoration items

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Lockport · 153.20.051

Submittal Requirements For Final Subdivision Plat Review

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This section outlines the submittal requirements for the final subdivision plat review in Lockport, specifying dimensions, required general information, and details for showing parcel boundaries, streets, and easements.

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Final engineering plan, in accordance with provisions in this chapter. (2) Final stormwater detention calculations, including proposed detention areas, maximum allowable release rates, bypass flows and emergency overflow routes, in accordance with the provisions in this chapter. (3) Final tree preservation plan and tree survey, in accordance with the provisions in this chapter. (4) Final landscape plan, in accordance with the city's landscape ordinance. (5) Final lighting plan, including photometrics and details of the proposed lighting system, in accordance

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Riverwoods · 9.5C-12

Large Office Campus Special Use

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This section outlines the 'Large Office Campus Special Use' which allows for moderate intensity office and research facilities on large tracts of land in the O and R1 districts. The purpose is to create a planned campus environment that complements the surrounding semi-rural, wooded residential areas, with a focus on common thematic concepts and harmonious architectural design.

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land with contours shown at intervals no greater than two feet (2'). Topographic data shall refer to the "USGS North American Datum - Mean Sea Level Elevation". 4. Existing and proposed landscape features including significant tree groupings, isolated preservable trees six inches (6") or more in diameter at one foot (1') above ground level, scenic views and other natural features such as lakes, ponds, waterways, wetlands and floodplains, and a conceptual landscaping planting plan, indicating the height, size, location, quantities

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Lockport · 153.20.052

Submittal Requirements For Final Development Plan Review

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This section outlines the required information for a final development plan review in Lockport, specifying details such as drawing size, general site information, ownership, easements, public dedications, drainage, and accessways.

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engineering plans, in accordance with provisions in this chapter. (4) Final stormwater detention calculations, including proposed detention areas, maximum allowable release rates, bypass flows and any emergency overflow routes, in accordance with the provisions in this chapter. (5) Final tree preservation plan and tree survey, in accordance with the provisions in this chapter. (6) Drain tile study. (7) Final landscape plan, in accordance with the city's landscape ordinance. (8) Final lighting plan, including photometrics and details of the proposed

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Lemont · 17.06.190

INDUSTRIAL REGULATIONS

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This section of the Lemont Industrial Regulations addresses off-street parking and loading requirements for industrial uses, including limitations on truck parking near residential areas and specific dimensional standards for loading spaces. It also outlines building design standards for new or altered structures, requiring decorative elements and specific ground-level materials on street-facing facades, and begins to detail land use development or changes within M-1 through M-4 Districts.

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Development Director with plans that include (but are not limited to): a. Site and Geometric Plan; and b. Site Data Table including: Use, bulk, lot coverage, parking requirements, accessory uses, etc.; and c. Engineering Plans; and d. Tree Survey, Tree Preservation and Landscaping Plan; and e. Photometric Plan; and f. Truck turn exhibit; and g. Architectural plans; and h. Any other documents the Community Development Director finds essential for the proposal. 2. Upon the discontinuance of any "PERMITTED or SPECIAL

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Riverwoods · 9.11.12

Residential Planned Unit Development

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This section establishes Residential Planned Unit Developments (RPUDs) as a special use to encourage creative and imaginative land development with benefits such as efficient land use, preserved natural features, and enhanced aesthetics. It outlines specific procedures and standards to govern the village board's recommendations for these complex developments.

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located recreational facilities, schools and other public and private facilities. 8. To promote the more efficient use of the land resulting in more economic networks of utilities, circulation and other facilities. 9. To create a method for the permanent preservation of architectural, natural and/or historic landmarks. 10. To encourage land use which promotes the public health, safety, comfort, morals and welfare. B. Minimum Area: A minimum site of one hundred twenty five (125) acres shall be required for all residential...land with contours shown at intervals no greater than two feet (2'). Topographic data shall refer to the U.S.G.S. North American Datum--Mean Sea Level Elevation. 4. Existing and proposed landscape features including significant tree groupings, isolated preservable trees six inches (6") or more in diameter at one foot (1') above ground level, scenic views and other natural features such as lakes, ponds, waterways, wetlands, floodplains, etc. 5. Existing zoning and land uses on and adjacent to the site

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New Lenox · 106.423

Plan requirements; installation of landscaping

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This section outlines the requirements for landscape plans for various types of development in New Lenox. It specifies which developments require a plan and details the essential information that must be included in the plan.

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Plan requirements. The following shall establish the standards for the preparation and submission, if required, of plans for landscaping, screening and tree preservation: (1) Uses requiring landscape plan. A landscape plan approved by the village board on the basis of the standards set forth in this article shall be required for all multi-family, commercial, and industrial development, and single-family and two-family residential developments receiving preliminary plat approval after December 18, 2001. (2) Contents of plan. All landscape...tabular form. g. A table for each required landscaped area, including but not limited to, exterior parkway, interior parkway, perimeter area and storm water management area, indicating the total plant units summarized by species and type. Existing trees to be preserved and credit given towards the requirements of this article should be so noted. h. Details of all fences and walls proposed to be constructed on the site. i. Elevations, cross sections, sightline exhibits and other site or construction details

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Glen Ellyn · 11.3.4

Preliminary plat

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This section outlines the requirements for submitting an application for preliminary plat approval for major subdivisions in Glen Ellyn. It details the necessary documents, including an application form, topography study, narrative statement, and a preliminary plat showing various existing and proposed features.

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reference to locations of existing monuments or survey markers used in preparation of survey and grade elevation of each monument marker; (8) Ownership of contiguous properties; (9) The location of wells, septic fields and field tiles; (10) A tree preservation plan identifying all trees with a ten-inch or greater diameter breast height and any significant trees including hickory, oak or walnut species with a five-inch or greater diameter breast height within and adjacent to the tract...part of the review process, the Plan Commission shall hold a public hearing at such time and place as shall be established by the commission. The hearing shall be conducted and a record of such proceedings shall be preserved in such manner, as the commission shall prescribe from time to time. (c) Public hearing notice procedures: (1) Notice of the time and place of such hearing shall be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the Village, not more

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Long Grove · 7.5.4

Upland conservancy district

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This section establishes an upland conservancy district in Long Grove to preserve natural areas such as woodlands, steep slopes, and aquifer recharge zones. It defines what constitutes an upland conservancy area and outlines permitted uses like forestry and passive recreation, while prohibiting disturbance to the existing ecology.

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feet on a three acre lot. As to each lot, an extra 500 square feet shall be permitted for each acre the lot exceeds three acres. The septic tank areas shall, where feasible, use widely spaced trenches to preserve the canopy trees, understory growth and ground cover. All on site disposal systems shall be type I aeration systems with a four-hour backup battery power source or the system most suitable for the specific site as determined by a licensed...five-foot canopy or ornamental whips (bare root or potted); (d) Ten three-foot shrubs (bare root or potted); and (e) Ground cover - prairie mix or woodland flower and ground cover mix. (f) If the trenching preserves large trees between the trenches, the amount of afforestation may be commensurately reduced. (g) All afforestation plans shall be submitted to the CSC for review and recommendation and subsequent approval by the village board

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Shorewood · 11.3.3

Preliminary Plat Requirements

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This section outlines the minimum requirements for preparing a preliminary plat for subdivisions in Shorewood, specifying scale, naming conventions, required information about ownership, adjacent properties, and existing and proposed infrastructure, as well as detailed topographic mapping.

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referenced to national geodetic vertical datum (NGVD). The location and top of foundation elevations of all structures on all adjoining properties shall be shown on this map. H. A topographic map indicating all existing trees to be preserved and trees to be removed together with a proposed landscape plan to be provided by the developer as herein required. I. The layout, classification, names and widths of all proposed streets, alleys and easements; the location and approximate sizes of culverts, storm

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Libertyville · 9.30

Tree permit—Application requirements

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This section outlines the application requirements for a tree permit in Libertyville. It details necessary documentation like plats of survey, tree preservation plans, and written statements of removal reasons, particularly when site development permits are not involved.

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possible. (c) Where tree removal only is applied for on a parcel that is not the subject of a current site development permit, the property owner may be required to submit, in addition to a tree survey, a tree preservation plan of the property, performed by a certified arborist, if it is the opinion of the village arborist that trees exist on the property which may qualify for replacement in accordance with this Code. (d) The applicant for a tree

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McHenry · 8.3C-10

Replacement Schedule

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This section establishes a replacement schedule for removed trees, specifying the number of replacement trees required based on the caliper of the removed tree. It also mandates a minimum caliper for replacement trees and lists approved species.

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using the Illinois Arborist Associations Guide for Species Ratings and Appraisal Factors for Illinois-Region A for each tree not planted in compliance with the replacement schedule. Said amount is to be utilized for tree planting or tree preservation programs operated by the City. (1987 Code

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North Barrington · 9.4.12

Preservation And Restoration Of Natural Features

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This section outlines the purpose and procedures for preserving natural features, especially trees and watercourses, in new developments to maintain the Village's country atmosphere. It requires the submission of inventories and surveys, designates features for preservation, and mandates protection measures for retained trees.

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developed site. Of particular importance is the matter of noise abatement along high noise generators such as regional and area highways and collector streets where site grading and landscaping can do much to preserve the natural quietness of a residential neighborhood. B. Natural Features And Tree Inventories Submitted; Determinations: The Plan Commission may require that the subdivider submit a natural features inventory and a tree survey which inventories all trees on the property and shows their location. Based thereon...trees shall be removed from any subdivision nor any change of grade of the land effected until approval of the preliminary plat has been granted. All trees on the plat required to be retained shall be guarded and preserved, and all trees, where required, shall be welled and protected against change of grade. C. Ground Cover: The Plan Commission may require that all disturbed areas within the subdivision, including unimproved areas within the dedicated right of way of streets

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Hanover Park · 102.9

Planting

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This section of the Hanover Park municipal ordinance outlines the minimum sizes, types, and amounts of plantings required for various types of developments, including single-family homes, townhouses, apartment buildings, retail, and commercial offices. It also specifies general requirements for plant compatibility and health.

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abuts a less intensive use, additional screening, to consist of trees, shrubs, fences, walls or a combination thereof, may be required to block noise and light. (8) Credit shall be given against the above requirements for the trees that are preserved. (9) No tree shall be planted where the soil is too poor to ensure growth, unless the property owner excavates an adequate sized hole, and replaces the material removed with suitable soil. (10) No tree shall be planted within

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Hawthorn Woods · 7.2.8

Standards For Right-Of-Way Tree Planting Program

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This section establishes the purpose and definitions for the Village of Hawthorn Woods' right-of-way tree planting program. It emphasizes the value of the urban forest for infrastructure and environmental resilience, and defines key terms related to tree management and construction.

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owned or operated by the Village. 2. The urban forest is a vital component of the Village of Hawthorn Woods' infrastructure, providing essential services, such as stormwater management, air quality improvement, energy savings, wildlife habitat, and enhanced property values. Preserving trees supports public health, community character, and long-term environmental resilience. B. Definitions: The following definitions only apply to the standards for right-of-way tree planting program. ARBORIST: Any individual experienced in the profession of forestry or a related...topography with contours at one foot (1') intervals. h. Elevations, location and description of construction materials of all buildings and other forms of enclosure on the property. i. A full description of the manner in which existing trees that will be preserved (if any) and site will be protected during construction. j. Such other data and/or information as the Village Planner/Landscape Architect/Arborist and the Village Engineer may reasonably deem necessary to permit full and fair consideration of the landscape plan

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Palatine · 32.29

Preliminary planned developments

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This section outlines the preliminary application process for planned developments in Palatine, requiring preapplication submittals and a conference before official applications can be filed.

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property; and ..... 8. Site plan and supporting documents. ..... b. The following materials may be required by the village, either as part of the application or as a condition of approval: ..... 1. Preliminary plat of subdivision; ..... 2. Tree survey; ..... 3. Tree preservation plan; ..... 4. Preliminary engineering plans, including: ..... (i) Existing conditions; ..... (ii) Topography; ..... (iii) Utility connections; ..... (iv) Utility mains and layouts; ..... (v) Grading plan; ..... (vi) Preliminary detention calculations; ..... 5. Soil borings and analysis report; ..... 6. Landscape plan; ..... 7. Architectural plans...plan review fee, based on 1.5 percent of total project improvement costs (which shall consist of, but not exclusively, curb and gutters, sidewalks, pavements, sanitary sewer system, storm sewer system, water distribution system, stormwater detention facilities, parkway trees, landscaping, street lights, plus soil erosion control measures) shall be as estimated by the design engineer and approved by the village engineer

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Third Lake · 24.142

Emergency permits and exceptions

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This section outlines procedures for obtaining emergency tree cutting permits in Third Lake. It allows for immediate tree removal without a formal application during emergencies threatening persons or residences, and requires reporting within 48 hours if officials are unavailable.

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event of emergency conditions requiring the immediate cutting or removal of trees within the tree preservation area in order to avoid immediate danger or hazard to persons or residences, an emergency permit will be issued without formal application by the building inspector. (b) If the building inspector is unavailable and no member of his staff or building and zoning committee is reasonably available, in the event of such an emergency, it shall be lawful to proceed with the cutting

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Palatine · 32.31

Final planned development and planned development amendment applications

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This section outlines the requirements for submitting a final planned development or planned development amendment application to the Village of Palatine following council approval of a preliminary application. It details the mandatory and potentially required supporting documents and information.

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final information required in support of the application. ..... (2) The following materials may be required by the village, either as part of the application or as a condition of approval: ..... a. Final plat of subdivision; ..... b. Tree survey; ..... c. Tree preservation plan; ..... d. Soil borings and analysis report; ..... e. Landscape plan; ..... f. Architectural plans; ..... g. Declarations, covenants, grants of easements and other limitations or restrictions; ..... h. Development schedule; ..... i. Market analysis; ..... j. Traffic analysis; ..... k. Impact analysis to municipal systems

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Lincolnwood · 6.08

Design guidelines

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This section establishes design guidelines for single-family residential development in Lincolnwood, focusing on compatibility with existing topography and structures, preservation of natural features, and architectural considerations. It encourages specific architectural elements and varied rooflines while prohibiting certain roof types and advocating for restrained color palettes.

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Siting of residential development shall be compatible with existing topography, surrounding homes, and shall preserve existing trees and vegetation to the extent possible. (See Figures 6.08.01 and 6.08.02).Figure 6.08.01 Undeveloped Site with TreesFigure 6.08.02 Sensitive siting to preserve the majority of trees(2) Residential development on infill or vacant lots should respect the scale of the neighborhood through building dimensions, shape and form, facade articulation, or architectural details that are proportional and complementary to other homes in the block

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Bannockburn · 200.17

Vegetation control

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This section outlines the requirements for vegetation control within Bannockburn's rights-of-way. It mandates permits for tree trimming, prohibits the use of brush-killing chemicals except in specific circumstances, and details provisions for the protection of specimen trees and compensation for damaged trees.

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radical pruning would leave them in an unacceptable condition. B. Specimen trees or trees of special significance. The Village may require that special measures be 48. Editor's Note: See Ch. 109, Building and Building Regulations. 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. C. Chemical use. Spraying of any type of brush-killing chemicals will not be permitted on rights

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Lombard · 99.02

Authority of Public Works Director

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This section grants the Public Works Director broad authority over public trees and plants, including planting, maintenance, and removal. It also allows intervention on private property for public safety, disease prevention, and specific pest control related to Dutch Elm Disease.

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supervision over all trees, shrubs, other plants, and grassy areas planted or growing in public places. (B) The Public Works Director, or their designee, shall have the authority and it shall be their duty to plant, prune, treat, preserve, and remove trees, other plants, and grassy areas in public places to maintain an acceptable level of risk within the urban forest managed by the Village and to preserve the beauty of such public places. (C) The Public Works Director...their designee, shall have the authority and may order the pruning, preservation, or removal of trees or plants upon private property when they find a public hazard exists and such action necessary for public safety or to prevent the spread of disease or insects to public trees and places. (D) Control of Dutch Elm Disease. (1) Any elm tree infected with Dutch Elm Disease as determined by the Village is a public nuisance and shall be removed within 30 days

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