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This section establishes general requirements for the location of utility facilities in Wilmington's public rights-of-way, prioritizing minimal interference with city facilities, public travel, property owners, and visibility, while also specifying standards for overhead parallel facilities within highways.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights of way in Winfield, emphasizing minimal interference with village facilities, property owners, travel, and visibility, and requiring the use of the smallest suitable equipment. It also begins to detail specific location requirements for parallel overhead facilities within highways.

This section outlines general location requirements for all utility facilities within Rosemont, prioritizing the avoidance of interference with village facilities, public rights-of-way, travel, and visibility, while encouraging cooperation and the use of minimized equipment size.

This section outlines general location requirements for utility facilities within Rolling Meadows' rights-of-way, emphasizing no interference with city facilities, minimal impact on property owners and travel, maintained visibility, and the use of smallest suitable equipment enclosures. Specific guidelines are provided for overhead parallel facilities within highway rights-of-way.

This section outlines the specific placement requirements for overhead and underground utility facilities within highway rights-of-way in Orland Park. It details proximity to right-of-way lines, pavement edges, and the avoidance of ditches and clear zones.

This section outlines the specific placement requirements for overhead and underground utility facilities within highway rights-of-way in Orland Park. It details proximity to right-of-way lines, pavement edges, and the avoidance of ditches and clear zones.

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

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way in Wood Dale. It prioritizes minimizing interference with city facilities, property owners, travel, and visibility, while also mandating the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures. New overhead facilities are prohibited, with exceptions for replacement or updating under specific conditions.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights of way in Antioch. It prohibits interference with village facilities, mandates minimum impact on property owners and travel, and specifies requirements for overhead parallel facilities along highways.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within Calumet City's rights-of-way. It prioritizes avoiding interference with city facilities, minimizing impact on adjacent property owners and public travel, and maintaining visibility, while also specifying size limitations for equipment and signage.

This section outlines the specific placement requirements for overhead and underground parallel facilities within the right-of-way lines of highways in Bellwood. It details acceptable distances from the right-of-way line, curb, and shoulder, with specific considerations for paved and unpaved areas, ditches, and appurtenances.

This section outlines general and specific location requirements for utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Alsip. It prioritizes minimizing interference with village facilities, public travel, property owners' convenience, and visibility, while also mandating the use of the smallest suitable equipment for utility installations.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way in Brookfield, emphasizing minimal interference with village facilities, public travel, property owners, and visibility, and mandating the use of the smallest suitable equipment. It also specifies requirements for parallel overhead facilities within highways.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way in Cicero, emphasizing the avoidance of interference with town facilities, travel, and property owner rights, while also dictating minimum impact and visibility considerations. It also provides specific guidelines for overhead parallel facilities within highways.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within rights-of-way in Yorkville. It emphasizes minimizing interference with City facilities, property owners, and public travel, while also considering visibility and the size of equipment.

This section establishes specific placement standards for overhead and underground utility facilities within municipal rights-of-way, including distance requirements from curbs, roadways, and other infrastructure. It mandates that underground installations receive approval from the Superintendent of Public Works and generally restricts placement under paved surfaces.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within Crystal Lake's right-of-way, emphasizing minimal interference with city facilities, public travel, property owner rights, and visibility. It also includes specific provisions for overhead parallel facilities along highways.

This section grants the village the authority to plant, prune, maintain, and remove trees on public property for public safety, symmetry, and beauty. It allows for the removal of unsafe or injurious trees and clarifies that healthy trees will not be removed due to root infiltration in private sanitary lines, placing the responsibility on residents.

This section outlines the responsibilities of property owners for maintaining parkway areas adjacent to their lots, including mowing, driveway approaches, overhanging tree branches, culvert debris, and mailboxes. It also sets design standards for parkway construction.

This section provides definitions for terms used within the Open Burning subchapter of the Diamond municipal ordinance. These definitions clarify the scope and application of regulations related to various types of outdoor fires and waste materials.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities within public rights-of-way in Park Ridge. It prioritizes avoiding interference with city facilities and travel, minimizing impact on adjoining property owners, and ensuring visibility, while also requiring the use of the smallest suitable equipment enclosures.

This section outlines general requirements for the location of utility facilities in rights-of-way. It mandates that facilities must not interfere with village infrastructure or operations, minimize impact on public use and adjacent property owners, and avoid obstructing travel or visibility. It also specifies using the smallest suitable equipment and addresses the village's discretion regarding utility pole maintenance.

This section outlines regulations for the placement of parallel facilities (both overhead and underground) within highway rights-of-way in Campton Hills. It specifies proximity requirements to right-of-way lines and roadways, restrictions on placement within ditches and clear zones, and conditions for locating facilities under paved surfaces.

This section provides definitions for terms used within the chapter on Outdoor Burning in Mundelein. It clarifies terms such as 'agricultural waste', 'controlled burning', 'garbage', and 'landscape waste'.

This section establishes the purpose and intent of the Village of Burr Ridge's chapter on the construction of utility facilities in rights-of-way. It aims to regulate these facilities to ensure public benefit, preserve the integrity and safety of public spaces, and prevent various negative impacts.