A.   Purpose: The purpose of this chapter is to establish the uses of land allowed by this title.

   B.   General Standards: The following standards apply generally to the uses allowed by this title.

      1.   Federal, State, And Local Requirements: All uses shall comply with relevant Federal, State, and local standards including licensing, health, and safety requirements. The provisions of this chapter are subject to the use regulations of applicable Federal, State, and local regulations for runway protection zones and airspace clearances for O'Hare International Airport.

      2.   Number Of Principal Uses: A lot may contain more than one principal use.

      3.   Principal, Accessory, And Temporary Uses: Each use may function as a principal, accessory, or temporary use on a lot, unless otherwise specified.

      4.   Uses Within Enclosed Buildings Or Structures: Each use shall be primarily located within an enclosed building or structure. Uses exempt from this requirement include community garden, outdoor dining, outdoor entertainment, outdoor recreation, outdoor storage area, and park. All buildings and structures shall comply with the applicable requirements of this chapter and chapter 6, "Zoning District Regulations", of this title.

      5.   Exempt Public Uses: The following public uses are allowed to be erected, constructed, altered, or maintained in any zoning district.

         a.   Traffic signals, fire hydrants, and other similar public safety devices.

         b.   Utility poles, wires, mains, drains, pipes, conduits, cables, and other similar public service devices.

   C.   Interpretation: Some of the uses included in this chapter are defined as broad, generic categories that contain a group of similar uses. See chapter 11, "Definitions", of this title for definitions of the uses included in this chapter. Applicants may request an interpretation of the uses in this title from the Zoning Administrator in accordance with section 10-3-8, "Zoning Interpretation", of this title.

      1.   Unlisted Similar Use: If a use is not listed in this chapter, but is similar in nature and impact to a permitted or special use allowed within a zoning district, the Zoning Administrator may interpret the unlisted use as an allowed use.

         a.   The unlisted use shall be subject to any use standards that apply to the similar allowed use.

         b.   The Zoning Administrator may interpret the unlisted use as requiring the approval of a special use permit if the similar allowed use requires the approval of a special use permit.

      2.   Unlisted Dissimilar Use: If a use is not listed and the Zoning Administrator cannot interpret the use as similar in nature and impact to a permitted or special use, the use is not allowed and may only be approved through an amendment of this title (refer to section 10-3-6, "Zoning Text Or Map Amendment", of this title). (Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018)

   A.   Use Table: Table 10-7-2-1, "Use Table", of this subsection establishes the uses allowed in each zoning district. Each use is given one of the following designations for each zoning district.

      1.   Permitted Use ("P"): A "P" indicates that a use is allowed by- right within the designated zoning district provided that it meets all applicable use standards set forth in section 10-7-3, "Use Standards", of this chapter.

      2.   Special Use ("S"): An "S" indicates that the use requires the approval of a special use permit (refer to section 10-3-3, "Special Use Permit", of this title) in order to be allowed within the designated zoning district, and must meet all applicable use standards set forth in section 10-7-3, "Use Standards", of this chapter.

      3.   No Designation: The absence of a letter (a blank space) or the absence of the use from the table indicates that the use is not allowed within the designated zoning district.

 

 

(Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018; amd. Ord. 52-2019, 10-22-2019; Ord. 74-2019, 12-17-2019; Ord. 5-2021, 3-23-2021; Ord. 22-2022, 6-21-2022; Ord. 20-2023, 6-20-2023)

The following standards apply to uses as designated in the use standards column of subsection 10-7-2A, table 10-7-2-1, "Use Table", of this chapter.

   A.   Adult Use:

      1.   Minimum Spacing: An adult use shall not be located within two thousand feet (2,000') of any Residential Zoning District, day care center, elementary school, middle school, high school, park, place of worship, another adult use, or any use where large numbers of minors regularly travel or congregate.

      2.   Off-Site Observation: An adult use shall be conducted in a manner that does not permit the observation of material relating to specified sexual activities or specified anatomical areas from any right-of-way or adjacent property.

   B.   Adult-Use Cannabis Business Establishment:

      1.   Compliance With State Regulations. Adult-Use Cannabis Business Establishments must comply with all applicable rules and regulations enacted by the State of Illinois, including licensing and registration requirements. When such state regulations are amended, such regulations control over this section.

      2.   Minimum Spacing: An adult use-cannabis business establishment shall not be located within five hundred feet (500') of any day care center, elementary school, middle school, high school, park, or any use where large numbers of minors regularly travel or congregate. An adult-use cannabis business establishment shall not be located within one thousand five hundred feet (1,500') of another adult-use cannabis business establishment.

      3.   Hours Of Operation. The hours of operation of the establishment shall be limited to between 8:00 AM and 10:00 PM.

      4.   Location Of Transactions. All transactions shall occur entirely inside the facility. No transactions may be permitted through an exterior walk-up window or drive through facility.

      5.   Security. The site design shall incorporate adequate security measures, such as exterior lighting, surveillance cameras, and/or fencing.

      6.   On-Site Consumption. The on-site consumption of cannabis in all its forms is strictly prohibited.

   C.   Animal Boarding, Hospital, Or Shelter:

      1.   Location: Animal boarding, hospitals, and shelters are not allowed directly adjacent to any residential use with the exception of facilities that are entirely enclosed.

      2.   Outdoor Boarding: Two (2) outdoor dog runs per establishment are allowed. All outdoor animal boarding facilities shall be located in the interior side and/or rear yard and shall be enclosed with a fence that is a minimum height of six feet (6').

      3.   Noise: Noise shall be managed so as not to create a public nuisance for surrounding properties in compliance with subsection 10-7-6A, "Noise", of this chapter and all other local noise regulations.

   D.   Car Wash:

      1.   Stacking Spaces: Stacking spaces associated with a car wash must comply with the requirements of section 10-8-9, "Vehicular Stacking Requirements", of this title.

      2.   Screening: The street frontage adjacent to any outdoor car wash area shall be screened in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

      3.   On-Site Attendant: An attendant shall be present on the site during hours of operation.

      4.   Hours Of Operation: Car washes shall be limited to hours of operation between six o'clock (6:00) A.M. and twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight.

      5.   Overhead Doors: All wash bays shall be secured with overhead doors when the establishment is closed.

      6.   Drainage: Drainage from a car wash shall not drain onto adjacent properties, into the right-of-way, or into stormwater catchments.

      7.   Traffic Study: The Village may require a traffic study to ensure that a proposed development does not adversely affect safe and efficient traffic circulation for motorists, bicyclists, or pedestrians.

   E.   Community Garden:

      1.   Site Design: The community garden shall be designed and maintained to minimize the amount of water and/or fertilizer that drains or runs off onto adjacent property.

      2.   Sales: There shall be no retail sales of any products on-site.

   F.   Community Residence:

      1.   Minimum Spacing: A community residence may not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another community residence, and more than one community residence shall not be located on a block.

      2.   Residential Character: The location and operation of the facility shall not alter the residential character of the neighborhood, and the facility shall incorporate a residential design that is compatible with the surrounding neighborhood.

   G.   Currency Exchange, Pawnshop, Payday Or Title Loan Establishment:

      1.   Minimum Spacing: A currency exchange, pawnshop, or payday or title loan establishment may not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another currency exchange, pawnshop, or payday or title loan establishment.

      2.   Hours Of Operation: The hours of operation for currency exchanges, pawnshops, or payday or title loan establishments shall be limited to between eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. and eight o'clock (8:00) P.M.

      3.   Location Of Transactions: All transactions shall occur entirely inside the facility at a service counter. No transactions may be permitted through an exterior walk-up window or drive-through facility.

   H.   Day Care Home:

      1.   Residential Character: The location and operation of the facility shall not alter the residential character of the neighborhood, and the facility shall incorporate a residential design that is compatible with the surrounding neighborhood.

      2.   Residency Of Operator: The day care home shall be the primary residence of the operator.

      3.   Employees: Additional nonresident employees are allowed to work in a day care home.

      4.   Minimize Adverse Impacts: The design of the facility shall minimize traffic congestion, pedestrian hazards, noise, and other adverse impacts on surrounding properties.

      5.   Home-Based Business Standards: Day care homes are not subject to the home-based business standards of subsection 10-7-4D, "Home-Based Business", of this chapter.

      6.   Day care homes shall comply with all applicable State of Illinois licensing requirements.

   I.   Day Labor Center:

      1.   Minimum Spacing: A day labor center shall not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another day labor center, or any Residential Zoning District.

      2.   Maintenance: Outdoor areas must be clear of litter and debris during business hours. Outdoor trash receptacles must be provided.

   J.   Drive-Through Facility: Refer to figure 10-7-3-1, "Drive- Through Facility", of this subsection.

      1.   Location: The drive-through window shall be located on the interior side or rear facade of the principal structure.

      2.   Access: Driveways must comply with the requirements of section 10-8-8, "Driveways", of this title.

      3.   Stacking Spaces: Stacking spaces must comply with the requirements of section 10-8-9, "Vehicular Stacking Requirements", of this title.

      4.   Minimize Adverse Impacts: The location of entrances and exits shall minimize traffic congestion, pedestrian hazards, and adverse impacts on surrounding properties.

      5.   Traffic Study: The Village may require a traffic study to ensure that a proposed development does not adversely affect safe and efficient traffic circulation for motorists, bicyclists, or pedestrians.

   K.   Elementary, Middle, High, Or Vocational School; Minimize Adverse Impacts: The location of entrances, exits, service areas, parking areas, and loading docks shall minimize traffic congestion, pedestrian hazards, and adverse impacts on surrounding properties.

   L.   Gas Station:

      1.   Location: A gas station shall only be located on a corner lot.

      2.   Minimum Street Frontage Requirement: Gas stations shall be exempt from the minimum street frontage requirements established in chapter 6, "Zoning District Regulations", of this title.

      3.   Stacking Spaces: Stacking spaces must comply with the requirements of section 10-8-9, "Vehicular Stacking Requirements", of this title.

      4.   Traffic Study: The Village may require a traffic study to ensure that a proposed development does not adversely affect safe and efficient traffic circulation for motorists, bicyclists, or pedestrians.

      5.   Light Pollution: Lighting shall be designed with luminaires recessed under the canopy to minimize light pollution. The illuminance of the canopy shall not exceed ten (10) foot-candles as measured at any location on the lot.

      6.   Screening: Street frontage not occupied by buildings or driveways shall be improved with landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

   M.   Government Facility; Access: Government facilities are exempt from the maximum driveway widths established in section 10-8-8, "Driveways", of this title.

   N.   Gun Range:

      1.   Location: A gun range must be located within a fully enclosed building.

      2.   Minimum Spacing: A gun range shall not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another gun range, or any Residential Zoning District.

      3.   Noise: Noise shall be managed so as not to create a public nuisance for surrounding properties in compliance with subsection 10-7-6A, "Noise", of this chapter and all other local noise regulations.

   O.   Indoor Entertainment Or Recreation:

      1.   Minimize Adverse Impacts: The location of entrances and exits, service areas, and parking and loading docks shall minimize traffic congestion, pedestrian hazards, and adverse impacts on surrounding properties.

      2.   Noise: Any noise associated with the facility shall be managed so as not to create a public nuisance for surrounding properties and shall comply with subsection 10-7-6A, "Noise", of this chapter and all other local noise regulations.

   P.   Laundromat:

      1.   Hours Of Operation: The hours of operation for laundromats shall be limited to between six o'clock (6:00) A.M. and ten o'clock (10:00) P.M.

      2.   On-Site Attendant: An attendant shall be present on the site during hours of operation.

   Q.   Live/Work Dwelling:

      1.   Sales: On-site retail transactions associated with a live/work dwelling are allowed.

      2.   Residency Of Operator: The live/work dwelling shall be the primary residence of the operator. A portion of a live/work dwelling may be leased as a workspace to an operator that does not reside in the dwelling.

      3.   Employees: Two (2) additional nonresident employees are allowed to work in a live/work dwelling.

      4.   Space Limitation: No more than fifty percent (50%) of the total square footage of the dwelling may be used for residential uses. All activities associated with the live/work dwelling shall occur entirely within the dwelling unit.

      5.   Signs: Signs for occupations within live/work units are permitted in accordance with the residential sign standards in subsection 10-10-5A, "Permanent Signs Exempt From Permit Requirement", of this title.

   R.   Medical Marijuana Cultivation Center:

      1.   Compliance With State Regulations: Medical marijuana cultivation centers must comply with all applicable rules and regulations enacted by the State of Illinois, including licensing and registration requirements and minimum spacing of two thousand five hundred feet (2,500') from preschools, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, day care centers, day care homes, or any Residential Zoning District. When such State regulations are amended, such regulations control over this title.

      2.   Minimum Spacing: A medical marijuana cultivation center shall not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another medical marijuana cultivation center.

   S.   Medical Marijuana Dispensary:

      1.   Compliance With State Regulations: Medical marijuana dispensaries must comply with all applicable rules and regulations enacted by the State of Illinois, including licensing and registration requirements and minimum spacing of one thousand feet (1,000') from preschools, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, day care centers, and day care homes. When such State regulations are amended, such regulations control over this title.

      2.   Minimum Spacing: A medical marijuana dispensary shall not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of another medical marijuana dispensary.

      3.   Security: The site design of a medical marijuana dispensary shall incorporate adequate security measures, such as exterior lighting, surveillance cameras, and/or fencing.

   T.   Motor Vehicle Operations Facility Or Motor Vehicle Repair And/Or Service:

      1.   Outdoor Storage: Disabled or inoperable vehicles and those awaiting pick-up may be stored outdoors if the following conditions are met:

         a.   Location: Outdoor storage of vehicles is prohibited in the front yard and corner side yard.

         b.   Screening: To the extent practicable, storage areas shall be screened from view of the street by building and/or landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

         c.   Storage Duration: Motor vehicle repair and/or service facilities may not store the same vehicles outdoors for more than thirty (30) days.

      2.   Location For Repairs: All repairs must occur inside an enclosed building.

      3.   Screening: Street frontage not occupied by buildings or driveways shall be improved with landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

   U.   Motor Vehicle Rental Or Motor Vehicle Sales:

      1.   Screening: The street frontage adjacent to any outdoor sales and display area shall be improved with landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

      2.   Light Pollution: The illuminance of any outdoor sales and display area shall not exceed ten (10) foot-candles as measured at any location on the lot.

   V.   Outdoor Dining:

      1.   Location: Outdoor dining shall be located on private property unless otherwise allowed by the Village. Outdoor dining shall not be located in any yard that is adjacent to a residential use or zoning district, except when such residential use is part of a mixed-use development. Outdoor dining areas shall be delineated from the public right-of-way and parking areas with masonry walls, planters, bollards, fencing, or similar elements.

      2.   Sidewalk Clearance: A minimum of four feet (4') of sidewalk clearance must remain available for pedestrians in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines.

      3.   Parking Lot Clearance: Outdoor dining shall not interfere with the drive aisles and parking spaces of a parking lot.

   W.   Outdoor Entertainment Or Recreation:

      1.   Minimize Adverse Impacts: The location of entrances and exits, service areas, and parking and loading docks shall minimize traffic congestion, pedestrian hazards, and adverse impacts on surrounding properties.

      2.   Noise: Noise shall be managed so as not to create a public nuisance for surrounding properties in compliance with subsection 10-7-6A, "Noise", of this chapter and all other local noise regulations.

   X.   Outdoor Storage Area:

      1.   Location: Outdoor storage areas shall be located on an improved surface in the interior side yard or rear yard.

      2.   Height: Materials stored in an outdoor storage area shall not exceed eight feet (8') in height within twenty feet (20') of any lot line.

      3.   Uses: Outdoor storage areas are allowed as an accessory use provided such areas do not occupy more than twenty five percent (25%) of the gross lot area. Outdoor storage areas are allowed as a principal use in association with the following principal uses: garden center, motor vehicle rental, motor vehicle repair and/or service, motor vehicle sales, heavy industrial, light industrial, medium industrial, machinery and equipment sales and rental, and warehousing, storage, or distribution facility. Outdoor storage areas may be allowed as a principal use in association with other principal uses with prior written approval by the Zoning Administrator.

      4.   Screening: The requirements of section 10-9-7, "Screening Requirements", of this title shall apply to outdoor storage areas. No stackable materials or goods shall be piled or stacked so that they are visible above the height of the screen.

   Y.   Parking Garage (Primary Use):

      1.   Design Requirements: Parking garages in all zoning districts shall meet the requirements for facade design in accordance with subsection 10-6-16B1, "Facade Design", of this title.

      2.   Ground Floor Uses: In the C-1 District, a use listed in subsection 10-7-2A, table 10-7-2-1, "Use Table", of this chapter as an allowed commercial, civic, or institutional use must occupy the first thirty feet (30') of building depth on the ground floor of a parking garage along a minimum of fifty percent (50%) of the street-facing facade (refer to figure 10-7-3-2, "Parking Garage", of this subsection).

   Z.   Parking Lot (Primary Use); Screening: The requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title shall apply to all off-street parking lots.

   AA.   Planned Unit Development: Refer to the requirements of chapter 4, "Planned Unit Developments", of this title.

   BB.   Tobacco Shop; Minimum Spacing: A tobacco shop may not be located within one thousand feet (1,000') of an elementary school, middle school, high school, place of worship, or another tobacco shop.

   CC.   Truck Repair:

      1.   Minimum Lot Area: The minimum lot area for a truck repair facility is one acre.

      2.   Outdoor Storage: Disabled or inoperable trucks and those awaiting pick-up may be stored outdoors if the following conditions are met:

         a.   Location: Outdoor storage of trucks is prohibited in the front yard and corner side yard.

         b.   Screening: To the extent practicable, storage areas shall be screened from view of the street by building and/or landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

         c.   Storage Duration: Motor vehicle repair and/or service facilities may not store the same trucks outdoors for more than thirty (30) days.

      3.   Screening: Street frontage not occupied by buildings or driveways shall be improved with landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

   DD.   Truck Stop:

      1.   Stacking Spaces: Truck stops shall provide at least two (2) stacking spaces at each island pump to minimize the need for waiting trucks to stack in the public right-of-way.

      2.   Overnight Parking: Parking facilities associated with a truck stop shall not be utilized for overnight parking.

      3.   Traffic Study: The Village may require a traffic study to ensure that a proposed development does not adversely affect safe and efficient traffic circulation for motorists, bicyclists, or pedestrians.

   EE.   Utility; Screening: The street frontage adjacent to the utility shall be treated with landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-5B, "Parking Lot Perimeter Landscape", of this title.

   FF.   Wireless Telecommunication Facility And/Or Tower:

      1.   General Requirements: All wireless telecommunication facilities and towers shall be subject to the following:

         a.   Lighting: A wireless telecommunication facility or tower shall not include lights unless required by the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Aviation Administration, or the Village.

         b.   Signs: A wireless telecommunication facility or tower shall not display signs except for information required for government regulation, such as Federal Communications Commission registration information.

         c.   Screening: A wireless telecommunication facility or tower shall include landscape screening in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-9-6B, "Buffer Yard Requirements", of this title, except that a required fence shall be a minimum of eight feet (8') and maximum of ten feet (10') in height.

      2.   Wireless Telecommunication Facility:

         a.   Height: The maximum height of a wireless telecommunication facility shall be fifteen feet (15').

         b.   Use: A wireless telecommunication facility may house equipment and supplies for operation of a wireless telecommunication tower. Such facility shall be unstaffed and shall not be used for equipment that is not used as part of the operation of the facility.

      3.   Wireless Telecommunication Tower:

         a.   Height: The maximum height of a wireless telecommunication tower is fifty feet (50'), unless a taller height is required to function satisfactorily; in such case, the applicant must present a report indicating the need for a height in excess of fifty feet (50').

         b.   Design: A wireless telecommunication tower shall be designed to accommodate at least three (3) telecommunication providers and their accompanying wireless telecommunication facilities. A wireless telecommunication tower shall have a galvanized gray or silver finish unless otherwise required by the Federal Communications Commission, the Federal Aviation Administration, or the Village.

   GG.   Motor vehicle sales, office only:

      1.   Vehicle Storage: No vehicles may be stored, delivered to, or sold on site.

(Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018; amd. Ord. 52-2019, 10-22-2019; Ord. 74-2019, 12-17-2019; Ord. 13-2023, 4-25-2023; Ord. 20-2023, 6-20-2023)

Accessory structures and uses shall be subject to the requirements of this section.

   A.   General Provisions For Accessory Structures: Accessory structures shall be subject to the following standards, unless otherwise established by this title.

      1.   Construction Phasing: No accessory structure shall be constructed prior to the construction of the principal building to which it is accessory.

      2.   Location: Accessory structures may be located in the front, corner side, interior side, and rear yards, unless otherwise specifically prohibited by this title. Accessory structures shall not be allowed in any easement.

      3.   Setback: Accessory structures shall be located a minimum of three feet (3') from any interior lot line or rear lot line, except fences and walls.

      4.   Height: The maximum height of an accessory structure shall be twelve feet (12'), unless otherwise specifically permitted in this title.

   B.   Accessory Structures Table: Table 10-7-4-1, "Accessory Structures", of this subsection includes common accessory structures that may be located in each zoning district within the Village. For accessory structures not listed, the Zoning Administrator will review a proposed accessory structure and determine if it is similar to those listed and therefore subject to the applicable standards.

      1.   Permitted ("P"): A "P" indicates that the accessory structure does not require a building permit and is allowed by-right within the designated zoning district provided that it meets all applicable standards set forth in subsection C, "Use Standards For Accessory Structures", of this section.

      2.   Permitted With Building Permit ("B"): A "B" indicates that the accessory structure requires the approval of a building permit in accordance with title 9, "Building Regulations", of this Code and shall meet the use standards set forth in subsection C, "Use Standards For Accessory Structures", of this section in order to be allowed within the designated zoning district.

      3.   No Designation: The absence of a letter (a blank space) indicates that the structure is not allowed within the designated zoning district.

TABLE 10-7-4-1
ACCESSORY STRUCTURES

 

 

   C.   Use Standards For Accessory Structures: The following standards apply to accessory structures designated as permitted ("P") or permitted with building permit ("B") in the zoning districts noted in the "Use Standards/Code Section" column of subsection B, table 10-7-4-1, "Accessory Structures", of this section.

      1.   Apiary: Bees may be kept in apiaries in accordance with the following standards.

         a.   Permit And Registration: Prior to erecting an apiary, an applicant must provide written notice to all adjacent property owners and obtain a permit from the Zoning Administrator. Such permits must be renewed annually. Apiaries must be registered with the Illinois Department of Agriculture and inspected as required. Proof of completed inspection shall be submitted to the Zoning Administrator within thirty (30) days of inspection.

         b.   Location: Apiaries are allowed in the rear yard of any single- unit dwelling in the R-1, R-2, R-3, or R-4 District.

         c.   Setback: Apiaries shall be located a minimum of ten feet (10') from any lot line and a minimum of ten feet (10') from the principal structure on the lot.

         d.   Number: A maximum of two (2) hives are allowed per zoning lot in the R-1, R-2, R-3, or R-4 District.

         e.   Safety: Beekeepers shall requeen colonies that exhibit unusually aggressive behavior, such as stinging or swarming, and shall ensure that a source of water is accessible on the zoning lot within fifty feet (50') of the apiary.

         f.   Maintenance: Apiaries shall be maintained so as not to become a nuisance. Colonies shall be maintained in movable-frame hives with adequate spacing and management to avoid overcrowding and swarming.

         g.   Screening: Apiaries shall be screened to provide a flyway barrier. Such screening shall be at least six feet (6') tall, and consist of a solid fence, vegetative barrier, or combination thereof. The entrance to the apiary shall include a latched gate that shall remain closed when a beekeeper is not present.

         h.   Sales: Retail sales of any products on-site is prohibited.

      2.   Ball Court; Location: Ball courts are allowed in the rear yard, except that one fixed basketball standard and backboard shall be allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard, or rear yard in the R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, and R-6 Districts without a building permit.

      3.   Chicken Coop: Chickens may be kept in chicken coops in accordance with the following standards.

         a.   Permit: Prior to erecting a chicken coop an applicant must obtain a license from the Village in accordance with section 4-6-17, "Hens", of this Code.

         b.   Height: The maximum height of a chicken coop shall be eight feet (8').

         c.   Area: Chicken coops shall provide a minimum of four (4) square feet of floor area per hen.

         d.   Location: Chicken coops shall be located in the rear yard only. Chicken coops are prohibited inside a residential unit or attached garage.

         e.   Setback: Chicken coops shall be located a minimum of ten feet (10') from any lot line and a minimum of ten feet (10') from the principal structure on the lot.

         f.   Number: No more than four (4) hens are permitted per zoning lot. Roosters are not permitted.

         g.   Chicken Runs: Any chicken run associated with a chicken coop shall be fully enclosed to ensure that all hens are confined.

         h.   Maintenance: Chicken coops shall be maintained in a manner that provides adequate lighting and ventilation, and protects chickens from cold weather, precipitation, rodents, predators, and trespassers. Chicken coops must be maintained in a sanitary condition and shall be cleaned of droppings, uneaten feed, feathers, and other waste so as not to become a nuisance.

         i.   Sales: There shall be no retail sales of any products on-site.

         j.   Slaughter: On-site slaughtering of chickens is prohibited. Chickens shall be taken off premises to a licensed live poultry establishment for slaughter.

      4.   Compost Bin:

         a.   Location: Compost bins are allowed in the rear yard only.

         b.   Enclosure: Compost must be contained in a fully enclosed receptacle with a tightly fitted lid.

         c.   Maintenance: Compost bins must be maintained in a sanitary condition so as not to become a nuisance. Compost may not contain sewage, meat, bones, or grease.

      5.   Deck; Location: Decks are allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard or rear yard.

      6.   Dog Run; Location: Dog runs may encroach into the required rear yard only. The run must be located a minimum of ten feet (10') from all property lines.

      7.   Fence Or Wall:

         a.   Location: In all zoning districts, fences and walls are allowed in the interior side yard and rear yard.

         b.   Height: The maximum height of a fence or wall shall be measured from the ground at the base of the fence or wall.

            (1)   Residential And Commercial Districts: In Residential and Commercial Zoning Districts, the maximum height of a fence or wall shall be six feet (6') in an interior side or rear yard.

            (2)   Industrial Districts: In Industrial Zoning Districts, the maximum height of a fence or wall shall be ten feet (10') in an interior side or rear yard.

            (3)   Exceptions: Any yard adjacent to a railroad right-of-way may have a maximum fence height of ten feet (10'). Any yard adjacent to a six (6) lane arterial street may have a maximum fence height of eight feet (8').

         c.   Access: Every fence fronting onto an existing or proposed road right-of-way, except for corner lots, must include a gate giving access to the right-of-way.

         d.   Materials And Construction:

            (1)   Construction, Design And Appearance: In all zoning districts, both sides of a fence or wall shall be similar in construction, design, and appearance. The finished side of a fence or wall shall face outward from the zoning lot so that all posts are located on the property owner's side of the fence or wall.

            (2)   Residential Districts: In Residential Zoning Districts, fences and walls may be constructed of treated wood, simulated wood, vinyl, chain link without slats, wrought iron, brick, and stone.

            (3)   Non-Residential Districts: In Non-Residential Zoning Districts, fences and walls may be constructed of treated wood, simulated wood, vinyl, chain link with slats of a uniform color or without slats, metal mesh, corrugated metal, wrought iron, brick, stone, cinderblock, and concrete block.

            (4)   Prohibited Materials: Fences shall not be constructed of barbed wire, electrically charged wire, or razor wire, except in the I-1 and I-2 Districts where barbed wire and electrically charged wire may be used with an approved building permit. Approved barbed wire fences may have a maximum of three (3) strands of barbed wire and shall slope toward the interior of the property.

      8.   Flagpole:

         a.   Location: Flagpoles are allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard, or rear yard.

         b.   Height: The maximum height of a flagpole shall be twenty two feet (22') in Residential Districts and forty feet (40') in Non- Residential Districts.

      9.   Garage: Refer to figure 10-7-4-1, "Garage Location", of this subsection.

         a.   Location:

            (1)   Detached garages are allowed in the rear yard.

            (2)   Attached garages may be attached to the corner side, interior side, or rear elevation of the principal structure. Attached garages with a front-facing garage must be set back a minimum of five feet (5') from the front elevation of the principal structure.

         b.   Number: One attached or detached garage is allowed per zoning lot.

         c.   Size: The maximum size of an attached or detached garage shall not exceed eight hundred eighty (880) square feet.

         d.   Alley Orientation: Where an alley exists adjacent to the side or rear lot line, all motor vehicle access to the garage shall occur through the alley.

      10.   Garden:

         a.   Location: Gardens are allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard, or rear yard, but shall be limited to fifty percent (50%) of the pervious area of the front yard and corner side yard.

         b.   Height: The maximum height of any structure used to grow items in a garden, such as raised planting beds or hoophouses, shall be three feet (3') in the front or corner side yard, and six feet (6') in the interior side or rear yard.

         c.   Loose Soil: Loose soil associated with a garden must be covered or confined so that the soil does not spill over from the garden area.

      11.   Gazebo Or Pergola:

         a.   Location: Gazebos are allowed in the rear yard only. Pergolas are allowed in the interior side yard and rear yard.

         b.   Design: Each side of a gazebo shall be at least twenty five percent (25%) open.

      12.   Hoophouse; Use Limitation: Hoophouses are only allowed in conjunction with residential uses, community gardens, and garden centers.

      13.   Mechanical Equipment:

         a.   Location: Ground-mounted mechanical equipment shall only be located in the rear yard. In industrial districts, ground-mounted mechanical equipment may be placed in the interior side yard. Roof-mounted mechanical equipment shall be located a minimum of ten feet (10') from any supporting wall to facilitate safe access.

         b.   Screening: Roof-mounted mechanical equipment screening must equal the height of the tallest mechanical equipment installed on the roof of the building. The requirements of section 10-9-7, "Screening Requirements", of this title shall apply to ground- mounted mechanical equipment. Single-unit dwellings, Townhouse dwellings, and Two-unit dwellings are exempt from the screening requirements for ground-mounted mechanical equipment.

      14.   Outdoor Fire Pit:

         a.   Location: Outdoor fire pits are allowed in the rear yard only.

         b.   Setback: Outdoor fire pits shall be located a minimum of fifteen feet (15’) from any building.

         c.   Size: Outdoor fire pits shall be a maximum of three feet (3') in diameter.

      15.   Outdoor Sales And Display Area:

         a.   Items Offered: The items permitted to be offered for sale or lease in outdoor sales and display areas include, but are not limited to, building or garden supplies for retail sale, nursery plants, equipment for household use, and other household items that are typically used or stored outdoors. Permanent outdoor sales and display areas for motor vehicle sales shall be subject to the requirements for subsection 10-7-3T, "Motor Vehicle Rental Or Motor Vehicle Sales", of this chapter.

         b.   Location: Outdoor sales and display areas shall not exceed fifteen percent (15%) of the gross lot area in Commercial Zoning Districts and twenty five percent (25%) in Industrial Zoning Districts.

         c.   Improved Surface: Outdoor sales and display areas must be paved.

         d.   Unobstructed Access: Outdoor sales and display area shall not obstruct driveways, parking areas, sidewalks, and landscaped yards.

         e.   Fencing: If the outdoor sales and display area is secured with a fence, it shall be either a decorative wooden, masonry, or wrought iron fence.

      16.   Patio; Location: Patios are allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard, or rear yard.

      17.   Rain Garden:

         a.   Location: Rain gardens are allowed in the front yard, corner side yard, interior side yard, or rear yard.

         b.   Loose Soil: Loose soil associated with a rain garden must be covered or confined so that the soil does not spill over from the garden area.

      18.   Recreation Equipment; Location: Recreation equipment is allowed in the rear yard only.

      19.   Refuse, Recycling, And Grease Containers:

         a.   Applicability: Refuse, recycling, and grease container regulations apply only to those uses that collect refuse, recyclable materials, and grease in commercial containers.

         b.   Location: Refuse, recycling, and grease containers are prohibited in the front yard.

         c.   Screening: The requirements of section 10-9-7, "Screening Requirements", of this title shall apply to refuse, recycling, and grease containers.

      20.   Satellite Dish; Location: Satellite dishes are allowed on the rear or interior side yard facade of a building or on the roof of a building.

      21.   Shed:

         a.   Location: Sheds are allowed in rear yards.

         b.   Area: In the R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, and R-6 Districts, the maximum area of a shed shall be one hundred twenty (120) square feet.

      22.   Small Wind Energy System: Small wind energy systems may be roof-mounted or ground-mounted in accordance with the following standards. Refer to figure 10-7-4-2, "Ground-Mounted Small Wind Energy System Standards", of this subsection.

         a.   General Requirements: All systems shall be subject to the following.

            (1)   Building Permit Application: The application for a building permit shall include drawings of the wind turbine structure, including the tower, base, footings, and location on the site, and of the electrical components in sufficient detail to determine whether the proposed system conforms to pertinent Electrical Codes.

            (2)   Capacity: Systems shall have a rated capacity of one hundred kilowatts (100 kW) or less.

            (3)   Noise: Systems shall not exceed sixty (60) dBA, as measured at the closest lot line. This level may be exceeded during short- term events such as utility outages and/or severe storms.

         b.   Roof-Mounted Systems: Roof-mounted systems shall adhere to the following.

            (1)   Districts: Roof-mounted systems are allowed in all zoning districts.

            (2)   Location: Systems are allowed anywhere on the roof of a principal structure. Systems on an accessory structure, such as a garage, gazebo, greenhouse, shed, or other structure, must be approved by the Zoning Administrator.

            (3)   Height: The maximum height of a roof-mounted system shall be fifteen feet (15') above the height of the principal or accessory structure to which the turbine is mounted.

         c.   Ground-Mounted Systems: Ground-mounted systems shall adhere to the following.

            (1)   Districts: Ground-mounted systems are allowed in the C-2, I-1, and I-2 Districts.

            (2)   Location: Systems are allowed in the interior side and rear yards.

            (3)   Setback: All components of a ground-mounted system (such as the tower, blade, and guy wire anchors) shall be located a minimum of five feet (5') from any lot line.

            (4)   Height: The maximum height of a ground-mounted system shall be the height limit of the applicable zoning district.

            (5)   Clearance: A ground-mounted system shall have a minimum of fifteen feet (15') of clearance from the ground.

      23.   Solar Energy Collection System: Solar energy collection systems may be roof-mounted or ground-mounted in accordance with the following standards.

         a.   Roof-Mounted Systems: Roof-mounted systems shall adhere to the following.

            (1)   Districts: Roof-mounted systems are allowed in all zoning districts.

            (2)   Height: The maximum height of a roof-mounted system shall be five feet (5') above the height of the principal or accessory structure to which the system is mounted.

         b.   Ground-Mounted Systems: Ground-mounted systems shall adhere to the following.

            (1)   Districts: Ground-mounted systems are allowed in all zoning districts.

            (2)   Location: Ground-mounted systems are allowed in the interior side and rear yards.

            (3)   Height: The maximum height of a ground-mounted system shall be the height limit of the applicable zoning district.

      24.   Swimming Pool: The following standards apply to swimming pools with a maximum depth equal to or greater than two feet (2').

         a.   Building Code: The installation or replacement of a swimming pool shall comply with all requirements of the International Residential Code, including those for swimming pool enclosures and safety devices.

         b.   Location: Swimming pools are allowed in the rear yard.

         c.   Height: Aboveground pools shall not exceed six feet (6') in height.

         d.   Distance From Other Structures: A swimming pool shall be a minimum of ten feet (10') from any other structure or building on a zoning lot, with the exception of a permanent deck or patio. A swimming pool shall be at least ten feet (10') from any utility lines or cables, as verified by the Zoning Administrator.

      25.   Treehouse:

         a.   Location: Treehouses are allowed in the rear yard.

         b.   Number: A maximum of one treehouse is allowed per zoning lot in the R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-5, and R-6 Districts.

         c.   Size: The maximum size of treehouse shall be one hundred (100) square feet.

         d.   Tree Incorporation: Treehouses must incorporate a planted tree as a critical structural element.

      26.   Wireless Telecommunication Antenna:

         a.   General Requirements: Wireless telecommunication antennas shall meet the general requirements for wireless telecommunication facilities and/or towers in subsection 10-7-3EE1, "General Requirements", of this chapter.

         b.   Height:

            (1)   A wireless telecommunication antenna shall not increase the height of any building or structure on which it is mounted by more than ten percent (10%).

            (2)   A wireless telecommunication antenna mounted to a wireless telecommunication tower shall not increase the height of the tower by more than ten percent (10%).

         c.   Stealth Design: All wireless telecommunication antennas shall utilize stealth design to blend into the surrounding environment, including those co-located on a wireless telecommunication tower.

            (1)   A wireless telecommunication antenna must be enclosed, camouflaged, screened, or obscured so that it is not readily apparent to a casual observer.

            (2)   A wireless telecommunication antenna shall blend into another part of the structure upon which it is mounted, such as a rooftop, tower, spire, or other similar feature.

      27.   Bollards:

         a.   General Requirements: Bollards shall meet all applicable Village Building Code and Fire Code requirements.

         b.   Height:

            (1)   Bollards shall not exceed four feet (4') in height.

         c.   Design Requirements:

            (1)   Bollards shall be complimentary to the existing or proposed architectural design of the structure located on the lot and shall include design that contributes positively to the Village's aesthetic appearance.

            (2)   For bollards adjacent to pedestrian ways, decorative lighting shall be integrated into the design of the bollards when feasible and shall employ full cut-off or fully shielded fixtures.

            (3)   Bollard lighting shall meet all requirements outlined in section 10-9-8 of this title.

         d.   Design Approval: The Zoning Administrator is authorized to approve the design of bollards.

      28.   Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS):

         a.   Districts: EVCS are allowed in all zoning districts.

         b.   Location:

            (1)   Make sure pedestrian pathways are considered when siting EVSEs by maintaining reasonable distances from EVSEs to pedestrian walkways.

            (2)   Electric charging station equipment may not block the public right-of-way for pedestrians where minimal unobstructed walkable sidewalks exist or be located in a place that obstructs or interferes with a driver’s view of approaching, merging or intersecting traffic in and around the right-of- way.

         c.   Height: EVSE ports and connector devices shall be no less than 36 inches and no higher than 48 inches from the ground or pavement surface where mounted.

         d.   Safety:

            (1)   EVSEs mounted on pedestals shall be designated and located so as not to impede pedestrian travel or create trip hazards on sidewalks.

            (2)   EV Charging Stations shall be protected by bollards, other structures, or curbs if located where EVs can otherwise make direct contract with the EVCS in a publicly accessible parking lot.

            (3)   Non-mountable curbing may be used in lieu of bollards if the charging station is setback a minimum of 24 inches from the face of the curb.

            (4)   Public EVSEs shall require retractable cords to prevent trip hazards and for a cleaner look.

         e.   Landscaping: Landscaping is allowed in accordance with subsection 10-9-3 of Chapter 9.

         f.   Signage: Advertising is only allowed in accordance with subsections 10-10-2D and 10-10-5 of Chapter 10.

      29.   Parking Garage:

         a.   Districts: Parking garages are permitted as an accessory use in the R-5, R-6, C-1 and C-2 Districts.

         b.   Location: Parking garages are allowed only in the interior side and rear yards.

         c.   Height: The maximum height of a parking garage shall be sixty feet (60') or no taller than the principal structure on the lot, whichever is less.

         d.   Setback: All parking garages comply with the setback requirements of the zoning district in which they are located.

         e.   Parking Design Standards: The requirements of section 10-8-6, "Parking Design Standards", of this title shall apply to parking garages.

         f.   Driveways: The requirements of section 10-8-8, "Driveways", of this title shall apply to parking garages.

   D.   Home-Based Business: A home-based business is permitted within any dwelling unit in the Village as part of a principal or accessory structure, subject to approval of the Zoning Administrator and provided that the following standards are met. Home-based business standards do not apply to day care homes which are regulated in accordance with the requirements of subsection 10-7-3G, "Day Care Home", of this chapter.

      1.   Residential Character: The location and operation of the home-based business shall not alter the residential character of the dwelling.

      2.   Uses: Examples of allowed home-based business include, but are not limited to, artist, consultant, counselor, craftsperson, designer, tutor, writer, and instructor of music, craft, or fine art.

      3.   Sales: No on-site retail or wholesale transactions are allowed.

      4.   Hours Of Operation: Home-based businesses with outside visitors may be allowed to operate from seven o'clock (7:00) A.M. to nine o'clock (9:00) P.M.

      5.   Residency Of Operator: The operator of the home-based business shall reside in the dwelling unit in which the home-based business is located.

      6.   Employees: One additional employee who does not reside in the dwelling unit is allowed to work in a home-based business.

      7.   Visitors: A maximum of four (4) visitors (such as clients, customers, and pupils) associated with the home-based business may be present at any given time.

      8.   Parking: Any parking needs associated with the home-based business shall be accommodated on-site within an existing driveway or garage.

      9.   Deliveries: Deliveries and shipments are not allowed to or from the premises, with the exception of carriers that typically provide service to residential neighborhoods, such as the U.S. Postal Service and/or express shipping services (e.g., UPS, FedEx, DHL).

      10.   Signs: Signs for home-based businesses are permitted in accordance with subsection 10-10-5A, "Permanent Signs Exempt From Permit Requirement", of this title.

(Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018; amd. Ord. 74-2019, 12- 17-2019; Ord. 5-2021, 3-23-2021; Ord. O-30-2022, 8-23-2022; Ord. 13-2023, 4-25-2023; Ord. 14-2024, 4-23-2024; Ord. 3-2025, 1-28-2025; Ord. 29-2025, 7-29-2025)

Temporary structures and uses shall be subject to the requirements of this section.

   A.   Temporary Structures And Uses Table: Table 10-7-5-1, "Temporary Structures And Uses", of this subsection establishes the allowed temporary structures and uses for each zoning district. Table 10-7-5-1, "Temporary Structures And Uses", of this subsection is not an exhaustive list of temporary structures and uses that may be located within the Village. Each structure or use is given one of the following designations for each zoning district.

      1.   Permitted ("P"): A "P" indicates that the temporary structure or use does not require a temporary use permit and is allowed by- right within the designated zoning district provided that it meets all applicable use standards set forth in subsection B, "Use Standards For Temporary Structures And Uses", of this section.

      2.   Permitted With Temporary Use Permit ("T"): A "T" indicates that the temporary structure or use requires the approval of a temporary use permit (refer to section 10-3-10, "Temporary Use Permit", of this title) and must meet any applicable use standards set forth in subsection B, "Use Standards For Temporary Structures And Uses", of this section in order to be allowed within the designated zoning district.

      3.   No Designation: The absence of a letter (a blank space) indicates that the use is not allowed within the designated zoning district.

      4.   Other Uses: Temporary uses not listed in Table 10-7-5-1 shall require a permit as determined by the Zoning Administrator. Use Standards include, but are not limited to; hours of operation, signage, lighting, parking, and traffic flow.

TABLE 10-7-5-1
TEMPORARY STRUCTURES AND USES

 

 

   B.   Use Standards For Temporary Structures And Uses: The following standards apply to temporary structures and uses designated as permitted ("P") or permitted with temporary use permit ("T") in the zoning districts noted in the "Use Standards/Code Section" column of subsection A, table 10-7-5-1, "Temporary Structures And Uses", of this section. Temporary uses may be located outdoors or within an enclosed building or structure.

      1.   Contractor Trailer; Duration: Contractor trailers shall be limited to the period of active construction of the project. Contractor trailers shall not contain accommodations for sleeping or cooking.

      2.   Farmers' Market:

         a.   Schedule: The schedule for a farmers' market will be determined as part of a temporary use permit, including number of days per week and overall duration of the event. A temporary use permit for a farmers' market can be issued on an annual basis, which allows for a schedule of days per week and number of weeks per year.

         b.   Management Plan: A management plan for a farmers' market shall be submitted that demonstrates the following.

            (1)   The on-site presence of a manager to direct the operation of vendors.

            (2)   An established set of operating rules, days and hours of operation, vendor set-up and take-down times, a maintenance plan, and provisions for waste removal.

            (3)   A site plan indicating vendor stalls, visitor facilities, seating areas, restrooms, and all entrances and exits to the site.

      3.   Garage Or Yard Sale:

         a.   Permit Requirements: Except during Village-wide events, no garage or yard sale shall be conducted on any premises in a Residential Zoning District without a temporary use permit. The temporary use permit shall be posted in the front yard of the premises so it can be easily seen by the public.

         b.   Duration And Frequency: No garage or yard sale shall be conducted:

            (1)   For more than three (3) consecutive days.

            (2)   Before eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. or after nine o'clock (9:00) P.M.

            (3)   Within twelve (12) months of another garage or yard sale conducted either on the same premises or by the same applicant, except during Village-wide events.

         c.   Location: No sale items or sales activities shall be located outside of the zoning lot.

         d.   Signs: Signs for garage or yard sales shall be permitted in accordance with chapter 10, "Signs", of this title.

         e.   Amplification: No outdoor loudspeakers or other amplification equipment shall be used in connection with the sale.

      4.   Mobile Food Facility:

         a.   Maintenance: The permit holder for a mobile food facility shall keep the area clear of litter and debris during hours of operation and provide a trash receptacle for customer use if such receptacles are not already provided on site or in the right-of-way.

         b.   Outdoor Seating: Outdoor seating may be provided on the site, but no seating may be permanently installed.

         c.   Electrical Service: Electrical service may be provided only by temporary service through an electric utility or by an on-board generator.

         d.   Alcohol: The sale of alcohol is prohibited.

         e.   Water Connection: A permanent water or wastewater connection is prohibited.

         f.   Drive-Throughs: Drive-through service is prohibited.

         g.   Signs: Signs for mobile food facilities shall be permitted in accordance with chapter 10, "Signs", of this title.

         h.   Location: Sales items or sales activities shall be located only on the zoning lot on which the mobile food facility is operating.

            (1)   In Residential Districts, mobile food facilities shall not be located in the right-of-way.

      5.   Model Unit; Duration: Model units shall be limited to the period of active selling and/or leasing of space in the development, or six (6) months after issuance of the final occupancy permit, whichever is less. Model units shall not be used for sleeping, bathing, or cooking purposes.

      6.   Temporary Outdoor Entertainment:

         a.   Duration: Temporary outdoor entertainment shall be limited to a period of seven (7) consecutive days.

         b.   Frequency: A maximum of two (2) temporary outdoor entertainment permits may be issued per year for any zoning lot.

         c.   Other Local Regulations: Temporary outdoor entertainment shall comply with the requirements of title 3, chapter 4, "Exhibitions And Carnivals", of this Code and other local regulations.

         d.   Temporary Use Permit Application: Approval of the temporary use permit shall be based on the adequacy of the lot area, provision of parking, traffic access, and public safety, as well as the absence of undue adverse impacts on adjacent properties. The temporary use permit application shall include the following:

            (1)   Site Plan: As part of the temporary use permit application, the operator of the event must submit a site plan to the Village prior to the event that illustrates the location of major site components and ingress and egress routes for emergency vehicles.

            (2)   Proof Of State Inspection: The operator of the event shall provide proof that all amusement devices have been inspected and approved by the State of Illinois Department of Labor.

         e.   Bulk And Yard Requirements: Temporary outdoor entertainment is exempt from chapter 6, "Zoning District Regulations", of this title.

      7.   Temporary Outdoor Sale:

         a.   Temporary Use Permit Application: Approval of a temporary use permit for a temporary outdoor sale shall be based on the adequacy of the lot area, provision of parking, traffic access, and public safety, as well as the absence of undue adverse impacts on other properties.

         b.   Duration: Temporary outdoor sale uses shall be limited to a period of up to forty five (45) days. The Zoning Administrator may grant additional time or successive permits through the temporary use permit process.

         c.   Sidewalk Clearance: A minimum of four feet (4') of sidewalk clearance must remain available for pedestrians in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines.

         d.   Storage: Merchandise must be stored inside the building during non-business hours.

      8.   Temporary Storage Container:

         a.   Duration: Temporary storage containers shall be located on a lot for a period of no more than forty five (45) consecutive days unless used in conjunction with an approved building permit.

         b.   Frequency: A maximum of two (2) instances of temporary storage container installation are allowed per year.

         c.   Improved Surface: The temporary storage container shall be located on an improved surface. Containers shall not be permanently attached to the ground, have permanent utility service, or be stacked on top of one another.

(Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018; amd. Ord. 5-2021, 3-23-2021; Ord. 30-2025, 7-29-2025)

All uses in all zoning districts shall comply with the performance standards established in this section unless any Federal, State, County, or local regulation establishes a more restrictive standard, in which case the more restrictive standard shall apply.

   A.   Noise: No activity or use shall be conducted in a manner that generates a level of sound, as measured on another property, greater than that allowed by Federal, State, County, and local regulations. These limits shall not apply to construction noises, noises emanating from safety signals or warning devices, noises not directly under the control of the owner or occupant of the property, and transient noises from moving sources, such as motor vehicles, railroads, and aircraft.

   B.   Odor: No activity or use shall be conducted in a manner that generates odors of such intensity and character as to be harmful to the health, welfare, or comfort of the public. Any such use shall be stopped or modified so as to remove the odor.

   C.   Dust And Air Pollution: Dust and air pollution carried by the wind from sources such as storage areas, yards, parking areas, equipment, and the like, within lot boundaries, shall be kept to a minimum by appropriate landscaping, screening, paving, wetting, or other acceptable means.

   D.   Glare And Heat: No activity or use shall be conducted in a manner that generates glare or heat that may be detected at any point off the lot on which the use is located. Light sources shall be shielded so as not to cause a nuisance across lot lines.

   E.   Vibration: No activity or use shall be conducted in a manner that generates earthborn vibration that can be detected at any point off the lot on which the use is located.

   F.   Fire And Explosion Hazards: Materials that present potential fire and explosion hazards shall be transported, stored, and used only in conformance with all applicable Federal, State, County, and local regulations.

   G.   Electromagnetic Interference: Electromagnetic interference from the operation of any use that is not in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Federal Communications Commission must not adversely affect the operation of any equipment located off the lot on which such interference originates.

   H.   Hazardous, Radioactive, And Toxic Materials: No activity or use shall produce hazardous, radioactive, or toxic material without prior notice to the Village. Notice shall be given to the Zoning Administrator at least thirty (30) days before the operation is commenced. The transport, handling, storage, discharge, clean up, and disposal of all hazardous, radioactive, or toxic materials, including waste, shall comply with applicable Federal, State, County, and local regulations. (Ord. 67-2018, 12-18-2018)