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This section outlines general location requirements for utility facilities within St. Charles' rights-of-way, prioritizing minimal interference with city facilities, public travel, property owners' convenience, and visibility. It also specifies size limitations for utility enclosures.

This section outlines general location requirements for all utility facilities within rights-of-way in Countryside. It prioritizes avoiding interference with city facilities, minimizing impact on property owners and travel, and ensuring visibility, while also specifying size constraints for equipment.

This section outlines general and specific location requirements for utility facilities within Steger. General requirements focus on avoiding interference with village facilities and travel, minimizing impact on adjacent property owners, and limiting visibility obstruction. Specific rules address parallel facilities within highways, prohibiting new overhead lines and setting conditions for underground facilities.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights-of-way. It prohibits interference with village facilities, mandates minimum impact on property owners and travel, and requires consideration for visibility and the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.

This section outlines general location requirements for utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Lockport, focusing on avoiding interference with city facilities, minimizing impact on the public and property owners, and maintaining travel and visibility. It also specifies placement for overhead parallel facilities within highways.

This section outlines general requirements for locating utility facilities within public rights-of-way, emphasizing the need to avoid interference with village facilities and travel, minimize impact on property owners, and use the smallest suitable equipment. It also specifies conditions for parallel overhead facilities within highway rights-of-way.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Lake Forest. It emphasizes minimizing interference with city facilities, public travel, property owner convenience, and visibility, while also specifying size constraints for equipment.

This section outlines specific requirements for the placement of utility facilities, both overhead and underground, within public rights-of-way along highways in Hillside. It details placement standards relative to right-of-way lines, curbs, shoulders, and clear zones to minimize disruption and ensure safety.

This section outlines regulations for the placement of utility facilities, both overhead and underground, within highway rights-of-way in Justice. It specifies proximity requirements to right-of-way lines and pavement edges, and imposes limitations on new underground facilities in paved highway portions.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of all utility facilities within public rights-of-way in University Park. It prioritizes minimizing interference with Village facilities, travel, property owner rights, and visibility, and mandates the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within Village rights-of-way, emphasizing minimal interference with Village infrastructure, public travel, property owner convenience, and visibility. It also mandates cooperation with Village requests for placement and the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.

This section outlines general location requirements for all facilities within rights-of-way, emphasizing no interference with city facilities, minimizing impact on property owners and travel, and maintaining visibility. It also specifies size limitations for utility facilities and placement criteria for overhead parallel facilities within highways.

This section outlines the regulations for the placement of utility facilities, both overhead and underground, within the right-of-way lines of highways in Tinley Park. It specifies proximity to right-of-way lines, distances from pavement and curbs, and restrictions on placement within ditches.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way in Homewood. It prioritizes avoiding interference with village facilities and travel, minimizing impact on property owners, and ensuring visibility, while also specifying minimal dimensions for equipment enclosures.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Vernon Hills. It mandates that utility installations must not interfere with village facilities or travel, minimize impact on adjoining property owners, and maintain visibility. Specific provisions address parallel overhead facilities along state or county highways.

This section outlines general location requirements for utility facilities in public rights-of-way, focusing on minimizing interference with village facilities, public travel, visibility, and adjoining property owners, and specifies minimum size requirements for enclosures. It also details placement guidelines for parallel overhead facilities within highway rights-of-way.

This section outlines regulations for the placement of utility facilities, both parallel and crossing, within highway rights-of-way in Geneva. It specifies distance requirements from pavement edges, curbs, and right-of-way lines for overhead and underground facilities, as well as appurtenances.

This section outlines general location requirements for all utility facilities within rights-of-way, prioritizing minimal interference with village facilities, public travel, property owner rights, and visibility. It also specifies that proposed installations should utilize the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.

This section of the Chicago Heights municipal ordinance outlines the requirements for the location of utility facilities, both overhead and underground, within public rights-of-way of highways. It specifies proximity to right-of-way lines, setbacks from curbs and pavement edges, and placement to avoid ditch lines and clear zones.

This section outlines the requirements for locating utility facilities, both overhead and underground, within public rights-of-way. It specifies conditions for parallel facilities, including proximity to right-of-way lines, distances from curbs and shoulders, and placement of appurtenances, with provisions for facilities crossing roadways.

This section establishes general requirements for the location of utility facilities within Forest Park's right of way, prioritizing minimal interference with village facilities, public travel, property owner rights, and visibility. It also outlines specific placement rules for overhead parallel facilities within highway rights of way.

This section outlines general location requirements for all utility facilities within Warrenville's public rights-of-way. It prioritizes minimizing interference with city facilities, public travel, property owner rights, and visibility, while also specifying minimum size requirements for utility enclosures.

This section outlines general requirements for the placement of utility facilities within rights-of-way, emphasizing minimal interference with village facilities, public travel, property owners' convenience, and visibility. It also specifies requirements for parallel overhead facilities within highway rights-of-way.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way, emphasizing no interference with village facilities, minimum impact on property owners and travel, and maintaining visibility. It also introduces specific requirements for overhead parallel facilities located within highways.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Elmhurst. It emphasizes minimizing interference with city facilities, public travel, and adjacent property owners, while also mandating the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.