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This section outlines permitted uses within the R-3 Single-Family Detached Residence District in Glendale Heights. It includes accessory uses, single-family detached dwellings, small community residences with special conditions, home occupations, and various types of public open space.

This section outlines general requirements for off-street parking in Schiller Park. It includes exemptions for certain narrow lots, specifies where parking must be located relative to buildings, and provides standards for parking space dimensions and placement.

This section of Plano's R-1 One-Family Residence District zoning ordinance lists various uses that are permitted only after obtaining a special use permit. It references specific procedures for obtaining these permits and outlines conditions for some uses, such as proximity to dwellings for cemeteries.

This section outlines bulk development standards for the A-1 Agricultural District and the P-1 Planned Development District, specifying requirements for district size, lot size, lot width, yards, building height, floor area coverage, and minimum dwelling unit size.

This section establishes the R-2 Single Family Residential District in Newark, outlining permitted uses including various housing types and recreational spaces, accessory uses like garages and sheds, and special uses such as congregate care facilities and schools. It also specifies minimum lot sizes and widths for different residential types.

This section outlines the requirements for providing off-street parking spaces in Lockport. It details how to compute parking needs, including handling fractions, and specifies parking requirements for various land uses as presented in Table 102-1.

This section defines key terms for the Short-Term Rental Tax chapter. It clarifies what constitutes a 'Guest,' 'Owner,' and 'Short-Term Rental' within Berwyn.

This section defines key terms related to short-term rentals in Oak Park, establishing the meanings of dwelling units, guests, hosts, hosting platforms, and different types of short-term rentals based on owner occupancy and the duration of rental periods.

This section defines key terms related to short-term rentals in Oak Park, establishing the meanings of dwelling units, guests, hosts, hosting platforms, and different types of short-term rentals based on owner occupancy and the duration of rental periods.

This section defines key terms related to short-term rentals in Berwyn, including "DWELLING UNIT", "GUEST", "HOST", "HOSTING PLATFORM", "NON-OWNER-OCCUPIED SHORT-TERM RENTALS", "OWNER", "OWNER-OCCUPIED SHORT-TERM RENTALS", "SHORT-TERM RENTAL PERIOD", and "SHORT-TERM RENTALS".

This section establishes minimum separation distances between buildings and street right-of-way lines for residential use areas within large Planned Unit Developments. It allows for reduced distances under specific conditions and with approval from planning and zoning authorities, provided appropriate design considerations for traffic impact are met.

This section of the Monee municipal ordinance outlines the specific fees required for various building permit types, covering a range of property upgrades, accessory structures, maintenance, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and miscellaneous projects. It also notes that some permits may incur additional inspection costs and that this list is not exhaustive.

This section defines conditions under which a building, structure, dwelling, or surrounding property in Merrionette Park can be declared a public nuisance. Such declarations are made when the property is unsafe, unfit for human occupancy, or poses a danger to public health and safety due to various physical conditions, uses, or maintenance issues.

This section declares nuisance conditions unlawful for property owners, operators, residents, and lienholders within Beach Park and a half-mile radius. It establishes standards for maintaining premises, managing litter and refuse, and regulating the storage and parking of motor vehicles.

This section defines a public nuisance for buildings, structures, dwellings, and surrounding premises that are unsafe or unfit for human occupancy due to various conditions, including physical deterioration, unsanitary facilities, fire hazards, and pest infestation.

This section declares buildings, structures, dwellings, and surrounding premises that are unsafe or unfit for human occupancy as public nuisances dangerous to public health and safety. It lists specific conditions that constitute such nuisances, including common law nuisances, attractive nuisances, unsanitary facilities, fire hazards, removal of utilities, litter, weed growth, pest infestation, and dilapidation.

This section defines conditions under which a building, structure, dwelling, or surrounding property in Round Lake Beach can be declared a public nuisance dangerous to public health and safety. These conditions include physical disrepair, unsanitary facilities, fire hazards, lack of utilities, infestation, and attractive nuisances.

This section outlines regulations for specific uses within Barrington Hills, exempting agricultural land from most regulations unless it ceases agricultural use, permitting public utility equipment, restricting tents to non-residential uses, and defining home occupations to ensure they do not disrupt residential neighborhoods.

This section establishes regulations for off-street parking spaces, including requirements for new construction, alterations, and the location and computation of required spaces for various building uses. It also addresses collective parking provisions for nonresidential uses.

This section establishes regulations for off-street parking spaces, dictating that existing spaces cannot be altered without compliance and that new or substantially altered buildings must provide adequate parking. It specifies requirements for the use, location, and computation of parking spaces, including provisions for collective parking for nonresidential uses.

This section outlines permitted and conditional land uses within specific residential and recreational zoning districts of Mount Prospect, presented through Land Use Table 1. It uses 'P' for permitted uses and 'C' for conditional uses, with blank spaces indicating non-permitted uses.

This section of the Oakbrook Terrace municipal ordinance outlines the minimum number of off-street parking spaces required for various residential, educational, and religious uses, specifying different requirements based on dwelling type, occupancy, and facility size or capacity.

This section of the Glenview municipal ordinance defines key terms used within the chapter, focusing on various types of adult-use cannabis business establishments and referencing an external definition for 'accessory use'.

This section outlines the minimum off-street parking space requirements for various land uses within Indian Head Park, including single-family dwellings, recreational buildings, public utilities, and business districts, with specific calculations based on dwelling size, employee numbers, and floor area.

This section outlines permitted uses within Stickney's single-family districts, including traditional residential and public facilities. It also permits short-term rentals but restricts their use to no more than once per calendar year per property.