(Ord. 2550, 12-19-2005; amd. Ord. 4042, 2-2-2023)

   PROCEDURES FOR PERMITTED AND SPECIAL USES

(Ord. 2843, 12-19-2013)

Submission requirements for concept plan submittals shall be as follows:

   (A)   A current site survey no more than one year old.

   (B)   A site plan drawn to scale, which shall indicate, at a minimum:

      1.   Property lines,

      2.   Acreage and proposed density,

      3.   Zoning of the subject property and all surrounding properties,

      4.   Public rights of way and easements,

      5.   Proposed and existing building footprints on the subject property including all landscape areas and all surrounding properties, including dimensioned setbacks from property lines,

      6.   Parking space locations, dimensions, and number of spaces,

      7.   Location of paved surfaces.

   (C)   Architectural elevations drawn to scale and indicating building height, photographs and massing diagrams of the subject property and abutting properties that show all facades of the proposed building in its existing context. Where new buildings are proposed with rooftop mounted mechanical equipment, a diagram that indicates the sight line as viewed from any adjacent residential properties shall also be required.

   (D)   List of special uses, and exceptions or variations to the village zoning or subdivision requirements being requested as part of the application.

   (E)   Cover letter listing all items submitted with table of contents. All submittals shall be page numbered and dated.

   (F)   Any other information that may be requested by the village. (Ord. 2576, 7-17-2006)

Submission requirements for site plan review applications shall be as follows:

A completed application form is required for all submissions. A completed application form shall be accompanied by a legal description of the property, as it appears on the deed, and a full and complete disclosure of direct or indirect ownership. In the case of a land trust, all beneficiaries shall be disclosed. In addition, a current title and affidavit of ownership is required. If the owner's signature is not on the application, a letter stating the owner's consent for the filing of the application is also required.

   (A)   A current site survey no more than one year old.

   (B)   A site plan drawn to scale, which shall indicate, at a minimum:

      1.   Property lines,

      2.   Acreage and proposed density,

      3.   Zoning of the subject property and all surrounding properties,

      4.   Public rights of way, easements, and utilities,

      5.   Proposed and existing building footprints on the subject property and all surrounding properties, including dimensioned setbacks from property lines,

      6.   Parking space locations, dimensions, and number of spaces,

      7.   Paved surfaces, materials, and location(s),

      8.   Landscape plan indicating existing and proposed landscape materials and associated proposed plant materials list,

      9.   Details for screening, fencing, site lighting, and signs. Where site lighting is proposed, a photometric grid that indicates light intensity in foot-candles across the site and at all property lines shall also be required.

   (C)   Architectural elevations drawn to scale and indicating building height, photographs and massing diagrams of the subject property and abutting properties that show all facades of the proposed building in its existing context. Where new buildings are proposed with rooftop mounted mechanical equipment, a diagram that indicates the sightline as viewed from any adjacent residential properties shall also be required. The submittal shall include a three dimensional (3-D) computer aided drawing or massing model. (Ord. 2576, 7-17-2006)

   (D)   For new construction, a fiscal impact analysis that addresses the potential impact of the proposed development on taxes, schools, fire, police, infrastructure and other village services shall be required unless waived by the village manager, with the consent of the planning and zoning commission. (Ord. 2576, 7-17-2006; amd. Ord. 2843, 12-19-2013)

   (E)   Cover letter listing all items submitted with table of contents. All submittals shall be page numbered and dated.

   (F)   Any other supporting documents to indicate intentions and/or any other items required by the village board. (Ord. 2576, 7-17-2006)

   (A)   The following are locally designated landmark structures. Any proposed alteration to these structures in the central business district requires review by the preservation commission, in accordance with title 11, chapter 1 of the municipal code.

   (B)   Each is labeled on appendix A of this chapter:

      1.   Riverside public library, 1 Burling Road,

      2.   Riverside township hall, 27 Riverside Road,

      3.   Riverside Improvement Company (Arcade Building), 1 Riverside Road,

      4.   Water tower, well house, and pump house, 10 Pine Avenue,

      5.   Riverside railroad depot and pavilion, 90 Bloomingbank and 15 Pine Avenue,

      6.   Tower Building, 22-42 East Avenue and 25-39 Forest Avenue. (Ord. 2550, 12-19-2005)

   LANDSCAPE ADVISORY COMMISSION RECOMMENDED

   PLANT MATERIALS LIST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

INVASIVE, NONNATIVE PLANTS THAT SHOULD NOT BE PLANTED

 

 

(Ord. 2550, 12-19-2005)

(Ord. 2550, 12-19-2005; Ord. 4042, 2-2-2023)

(Ord. 2550, 12-19-2005; amd. Ord. 4042, 2-2-2023)

(Ord. 2701, 3-3-2009; amd. Ord. 4042, 2-2-2023)