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Community Development Department
MEMORANDUM
TO: MICHAEL E. JANONIS, VILLAGE MANAGER ` - ' ^ 10
FROM: DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT V I /
DATE: AUGUST 11, 2010
SUBJECT: ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 21 OF THE VILLAGE CODE =
OFSTRUCTURES
During the Village Board meeting on August 3, 2010, a few concerns were raised by the Board in regards to the
proposed ordinance. The memo below highlights changes made to the ordinance in response to these discussions:
Portion of Property to be Demolished.
The ordinance is intended to provide regulations for any proposed demolition project. This may include 25 %,
50% or 100% of structures located on a property. If a developer is only proposing to remove 25% of the
structures on their property (i.e. a parking lot, outlot building) the Village would only require a site restoration
plan and security for that portion of the property affected. The ordinance would not require a plan and security to
restore the entire property. Staff has modified the language of the ordinance to try and clarify this requirement.
For residentially zoned property, a security is not required if an accessory structure is being demolished. A
security of $5,000 is only required if the primary structure is demolished. However, staff will typically condition
that the area disturbed as part of the demo be restored to natural conditions as part of a demolition permit.
Restoration to Natural Conditions Prior to New Construction
A concern was raised that the language as originally proposed would require a property to be completely restored
to its natural condition prior to the commencement of a future construction project. The ordinance will require
that a security be provided which would cover the costs to restore a site to its natural condition, but does not
necessarily require this work be performed by the developer. The security would provide the Village with the
means to complete work on the property should the developer cease their operations at any point during the
demolition process. If this were to occur, the Village could cash the security and contract to have the work
performed by another entity.
In the event a new building permit is obtained following demolition of any structures, the property would not need
to be restored to its natural condition. The new building permit would take precedence for activity on the site and
the security would be refunded to the developer. If construction operations ceased in mid - project other Village
codes for construction nuisance abatement and property maintenance would be utilized to enforce activity on site.
Demolition Work Performed Without a Permit
Other concerns raised included how the Village treated properties that performed demolition work involving the
removal of landscaping and other site work on a residentially zoned property without permits. Although the
attached ordinance speaks towards the demolition of structures, there is language in the code to address
modifications to property in the Village. Work performed on a property without obtaining proper documentation
is considered an illegal activity. In the 2009 updates to the zoning code language was included that required a
landscape plan be submitted to the Village if a property owner were to remove more than three trees on any
Ordinance to amend chapter 21 of the village code — Demolition of Structures
August 11, 2010
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property. The code modification permitted a homeowner to remove trees on their property for maintenance
purposes, but would limit clear cutting properties to make way for future redevelopment.
A copy of the proposed ordinance is attached to this memorandum. Additionally, to highlight differences from
existing to the proposed regulations, a document is provided which tracks the changes to code sections (Old text:
Stfil New Text: Underlined As evidenced by these documents, primary changes to the code revolve
around the language for a security for restoration of the site and clarification on language. The proposed changes
have been reviewed by Legal for consistency with existing code requirements.
William J. Cooney, Jr., AICP
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21.205t AND APPENDICES OF THE
VILLAGE CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS,
REGARDING DEMOLITION OF BUIL STRUCTURES
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLACE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, PURSUANT TO ITS
HOME RULE POWERS:
SECTION l: Section 21.205 "Demolition of Bu ldings of Article. 11, General Provisions, of
C'ha ter 21 of the (Mount Prospect Vill __Code shall be a mended b delet� section in its
ent_irct_and replacing w ith _the followinute,\t;
A. No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked (hereinafter_r
to as dern olished), unless a permit is first obtained } '^efGFe - from the direder 9 f
GOM(}}URit-y -- e l-opffieF4 --- $i t4& 40y - - allthe 4zed- ageRtQffedof Ot �A)MLI11I
Deveio men Re ference to the D irector of C 'ommtu?itY _ Developmenl shall includ
autho rized agent fir designee - of such Directo
B. Application for a demolition permit as required in subsection A of this section shall be
made to the sec -ter- -e#_ Gnzimun+y- d _ , E* _ 44s _
a �Illi i_tctor of (`)mmut1itV Develupinew and accompanied by the following:
1. A description of the proposed building or structure to be a+r-eeked its
location, nature of construction, and tile method and procedure a-t =- its
proposed demolition - -arrrl - -r h _ All __pav __ proposed to be
deniollshedfemeva4 shall inclu removal of the stone base (full depth pa vemen t
— — - -- — -- — -
i_eniovai). - - -- ;fin _ de r essec i . _curb Ytnd _.x fitter across a driti_e�vay_a roti__. _ i
demolishedfe»eved shal be-replaced to p iatch the a djacent barrier or roll curb._
2. i} 4}t mid hofi d z1'.-ffob!ded 4W tf? seetj oil r T ?TK i4 -1z 'icezl �c�'TC�� . (
estrtliate arui_ sec tirity - and re toration botid_in the amou nt . of - _t lle e stirrtate_as set forth
rn sectin 21�i_I n of_this_thapte_i _This CO t ;.stimate shall - -- inch Ide___but _1101 be
liMi ted to, the mopo d emolishiontt vii4 of' ap ythe structm Any h t d-pa\ed
,urtaCC Soch as paikir�_iot,. drive"a s. s walks, ai�.�)Ublic utilitk :onnedloit�, old
fOLMdations, and site reston tio ii cal affected a reas as described in B(3 of thh secIic,�tr
3. 1 17 lan for res of the pnrpertv to its natural condition al al l demolition
of_bttildim4s fund structur are cotrrp _Restora to nat co ndition IFICILides,
but _is_.liot IM-iitc_d_to de ositOI _tOOsoii at its av_er e ui - ade. With respect (o_kn
I ,nattu 1l C or1diti on shall iarclu+-le insta -ass seed .vy'th ctii _Orosiutt
c os blanket to lrllo", a stand ol_ � a, tc� . � 7vv NaILL t�tl comliticrn_. \v ith _iespect to
pu_blic right of vv;� _steal( r7 }fan �esti7rati��n with sod.
-4, Releases from all gas _arnti_ electric-utilities serving the premises s - &� 4atV4e+r
Fhe re lease must state that the respective services have been disconnected and
terminated in a safe and approved manner. IR additieR, A fter V it la <(_JC u i
demolit issuance, all existing water and sanitary services are to be
abandORedterminated. All termi o f water and sewe servic must also meet
the requirements set forth in subsections 16.407 and 16.504 of this code before the
demolition is is ol'the structure may be commenced
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1 5 . . Such other information as may be required by the difes#E)F of GGR+ffq+R"
autho r ized '
dew � k�-s �a-«� �o- kt- �-S�� tor of C�mmuni
� eft -.. ��� Direc- -- _ _ - - - -- - - - --
Ueve(o ment.
�' " auth^rized agent - - - - -6.
t o r Comn - ci al deinglition pr ojects, a plan for s
edi and erosion control as
set fotth_i i section 16.70 of the Vi llage .Code. _It any paN -eme or drai
struc dre to be_dei»olishedj -efw ed, a ua iin iid_drain_a�_ shall be
stibi A sediment a nd erosion co plaid s hall be l ur ie.sidential
demolitio ects as ret aired by the Dir of Pn biic w'`orka. — -- -
C, The Director of C om mun iy Developnre shall issue such demolition permit wheR #e
f4 6& 111011 find iit that the application and the proposed operations fully comply with all
provisions of this code; in,Gludi ^ th he p ile, atid_any other o_u tstand im!
permits mss„ ;^,� . etG_for theDrU
D. All demolition , .. ^ ^j _°• Feel0Hg an res operations saFFied ae -HRder
peFmit-shall conform to the following requirements:
____l. Ail Th 4re s hall be c w ith all provisions of this code re6pec*4g
with r espect to -` safety procedures to be used in occupying streets and making
excavations, including lighting, guard - railing, temporary sidewalks and proper
scaffolding.
2. Rubble caUSIRQ be adt►a"
^mot ac ^ n uc�nnr�
SOFiRkled _ spiinklinnu shall be eniolo_�ed sets to assure the cont4iiIIIIkMt Ot
dutit.
_ 3. Except as to buildings no more than two (2) stories in height and wholly of wood
frame construction na -rare k#ari; OnII one story at a time shall be
dern No wall, chimney or other construction shall be allowed to fall
en masse on an upper floor. Bulky material, such as beams and columns, shall be
manually or iiiechanically lowered a+4dso as not atlGvµed-to free fall tot than
otie boot li _Ilooi ur the urou
4. Chutes for the removal of materials and debris shall be provided in all parts of
demolition operations that are more than twenty feet (20') above the point w4e44e -t4e
removal +oaterial+s - a„Gted of d_ epo»it, Such chutes shall be completely
enclosed. They shall not extend in an unbroken line for more than twenty five feet
(25'), but shall be equipped at intervals of twenty five feet (25') or less with
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A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for all
demolition, unless of a minimum nature as specified in subsection D of this section. In
addition, a fixed fee is to be computed at a rate as specified in appendix A, division II of
this code, for each ten feet (10') of height of such building or structure above ten feet
(10') in height.
D. A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for all minor
demolition, including interior remodeling, rehabilitation and other related minor work
prior to construction.
E. _A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for moving a
building.
SECTION 3• Section 21.3 1 "Demolition and Moving of Buildings; Fees and Bonds ". of
Division ( Bonds Salaries, Insurance, and Miscellaneous, of the Appendices of the Moun
Prospect Village Code shall be a bydel etan- , - the section in its entirety and replacing with
the followijw text:
A. Security and restoration bond: Dem olition or b uilding; shall rec�taire a cash deposit or lette
— of credi be submitted to the Ville irn the_amc�unt of:
1. Sinwrl F ames Residential PrirnarY Strttctttre_: $5,0
2. 5irtg >,le Famil , Resident Accessory Structure: _ Nu deposit r ec u1red
3. Multi - F Commercial, I ndustrial, or Insti Struc amount edua lu
an_eggigjcei s demolition and ►estoratloil estimate_ —
SEt_ "TION 4: "Hiis Ordinance shall be i n Lull force and effect from and after its passage,
airoval atid _ ubl ication irr un phlet forr» in the manner �rcf >vid e d� _law.
AYES:
NAYS:
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substantial stops to prevent descending material from attaining dangerous __speeds.
The bottom of each chute shall be equipped with a gate or stop, with suitable means
for closing or regulating the flow of material.
5. -_All pits, holes or other areas below street grade shall be filled appropriately
co l acted and leveled. All abandoned foundations, structures and debris shall be
removed and the premises left in a safe condition.
6. D emolition and site restoration deadlin
a Enforcement
In the event the property has not been restored to its natural condition or new
constructio - has not begun within (60) calend days of the issuance of the
d or demolition wor has stoppe for 7 cale days, the
securitX_and restoration bo nd - paybe used - by the _Vvi to restore the
remises to its natu con dition.
b� Release of Sec urity
Th secu and restoration b ond or s uch portion as may not have been spent
pursuant to 6a abo ve) shall be refunded (1 ) upon completion of the work and
appr oval tlhe Di rec to r of Community D or de need or 2 u o n
is suanc e of a new c permit f or cons at that location f or an
bui lding , O structure. All deadlines as set forth i 71.205(D )(6)(B) qpply and
supersede all other apf? pert time p eriod s.
E. The foregoing provisions to the contrary notwithstanding, where a permit for new
construction has been issued on the premises where such demolition 'feekin
is to occur, upon satisfaGtory +ate - +fie - h
GOMmunity development or his duly a written agreemen _ with the
Director of Community Development the requirements of subsection 31 and D5 of this
section shall not apply. (Ord. 5339, 6 7 2003)
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SECTION 2: Section 21.31 "Demolition agd Moving of Buildings, Fees and Bonds - , of
Article 111, Fees Bonds and Dep 21 of the Motim Prospect Vil la ge Code shall be
amende b , delcti &the section in its entirety arrd re lacii� with the following text --
No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unless permit fees and
bonds are submitted to the village as follows:
A. A ca&h sCCUrIty deposit in the sum as set forth in appendix A, division I of this code, to
assure t4e filliRg iR -grad- ass a ad completion of the proposed
demolition an restora of theprope to it's natural conditi
PASSED and APPROVE-.[...)-..t Ills dav of X010.
Irvana K. Wilks, _Ville President
A L L
Lisa Anp-ell, Village Clerk
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 21 AND APPENDICES OF THE
VILLAGE CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, ILLINOIS,
REGARDING DEMOLITION OF STRUCTURES
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, PURSUANT TO ITS
HOME RULE POWERS:
SECTION 1: Section 21.205, "Demolition of Buildings ", of Article II, General Provisions, of
Chapter 21 of the Mount Prospect Village Code shall be amended by deleting the section in its
entirety and replacing with the following text:
A. No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked (hereinafter referred
to as demolished) unless a permit is first obtained from the Director of Community
Development. Reference to the Director of Community Development shall include any
authorized agent or designee of such Director.
B. Application for a demolition permit as required in subsection A of this section shall be
made to the Director of Community Development and accompanied by the following:
1. A description of the proposed building or structure to be demolished, its location,
nature of construction, and the reason, method and procedure for its proposed
demolition. All pavement proposed to be demolished shall include removal of the
stone base (full depth pavement removal). Any depressed curb and gutter across a
driveway apron that is demolished shall be replaced to match the adjacent barrier or
roll curb.
2. Cost estimate and a security and restoration bond in the amount of the estimate as
set forth in section 21.318 of this chapter. This cost estimate shall include, but
not be limited to, the proposed demolition of any structure, hard -paved surface such
as parking lots, driveways, sidewalks, any public utility connections, old foundations,
and site restoration of affected areas as described in B(3) of this section.
3. The plan for restoration of the property to its natural condition after all demolition
of buildings and structures are complete. Restoration to natural condition includes,
but is not limited to deposit of topsoil at its average grade. With respect to private
property, natural condition shall include installation of grass seed with an erosion
control blanket to allow a stand of grass to grow. Natural condition, with respect to
public right of way, shall mean restoration with sod.
4. Releases from all gas and electric utilities serving the premises. The release must
state that the respective services have been disconnected and terminated in a safe and
approved manner. After Village permit demolition issuance, all existing water and
sanitary services are to be terminated. All termination of water and sewer services
must also meet the requirements set forth in subsections 16.407 and 16.504 of this
code before the demolition of the structure may be commenced
5. Such other information as may be required by the Director of Community
Development.
6. For Commercial demolition projects, a plan for sediment and erosion control as
set forth in section 16.703 of the Village Code. If any pavement or drainage
structures are to be demolished, a grading and drainage plan shall be submitted. A
sediment and erosion control plan shall be submitted for residential demolition
projects as required by the Director of Public Works.
C. The Director of Community Development shall issue such demolition permit upon
finding that the application and the proposed operations fully comply with all provisions
of this code and any other outstanding permits for the property.
D. All demolition and restoration operations shall conform to the following requirements:
1. There shall be compliance with all provisions of this code with respect to safety
procedures to be used in occupying streets and making excavations, including
lighting, guard- railing, temporary sidewalks and proper scaffolding.
2. Adequate sprinkling shall be employed so as to assure the containment of dust.
3. Except as to buildings no more than two (2) stories in height and wholly of wood
frame construction; only one story at a time shall be demolished. No wall, chimney or
other construction shall be allowed to fall en masse on an upper floor. Bulky material,
such as beams and columns, shall be manually or mechanically lowered so as not to
free fall for more than one foot from a floor or the ground.
4. Chutes for the removal of materials and debris shall be provided in all parts of
demolition operations that are more than twenty feet (20 above the point of deposit.
Such chutes shall be completely enclosed. They shall not extend in an unbroken line
for more than twenty five feet (25'), but shall be equipped at intervals of twenty five
feet (25') or less with substantial stops to prevent descending material from attaining
dangerous speeds. The bottom of each chute shall be equipped with a gate or stop,
with suitable means for closing or regulating the flow of material.
5. All pits, holes or other areas below street grade shall be filled appropriately
compacted and leveled. All abandoned foundations, structures and debris shall be
removed and the premises left in a safe condition.
6. Demolition and site restoration deadlines:
a) Enforcement
In the event the property has not been restored to its natural condition or new
construction has not begun within (60) calendar days of the issuance of the
demolition permit, or demolition work has stopped for (7) calendar days, the
security and restoration bond may be used by the village to restore the premises
to its natural condition.
b) Release of Security
The security and restoration bond (or such portion as may not have been spent
pursuant to 6(a) above) shall be refunded (1) upon completion of the work and
approval by the Director of Community Development or designee; or (2) upon
issuance of a new construction permit for construction at that location for another
building or structure. All deadlines as set forth in 21.205(D)(6)(B) apply and
supersede all other applicable permit time periods.
E. The foregoing provisions to the contrary notwithstanding, where a permit for new
construction has been issued on the premises where such demolition, razing or wrecking
is to occur, upon a written agreement with the Director of Community Development, the
requirements of subsection D5 of this section shall not apply.
SECTION 2: Section 21.318, "Demolition and Moving of Buildings; Fees and Bonds ", of
Article III, Fees Bonds and Deposits, of Chapter 21 of the Mount Prospect Village Code shall be
amended by deleting the section in its entirety and replacing with the following text
No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unless permit fees and
bonds are submitted to the village as follows:
A. A security deposit in the sum as set forth in appendix A, division I of this code, to assure
completion of the proposed demolition and restoration of the property to it's natural
condition.
B. A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for all
demolition, unless of a minimum nature as specified in subsection D of this section. In
addition, a fixed fee is to be computed at a rate as specified in appendix A, division II of
this code, for each ten feet (10') of height of such building or structure above ten feet
(10') in height.
D. A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for all minor
demolition, including interior remodeling, rehabilitation and other related minor work
prior to construction.
E. A permit fee as set forth in appendix A, division II of this code, shall be paid for moving a
building.
SECTION 3: Section 21.318, "Demolition and Moving of Buildings; Fees and Bonds ", of
Division I, Bonds, Salaries, Insurance, and Miscellaneous, of the Appendices of the Mount
Prospect Village Code shall be amended by deleting the section in its entirety and replacing with
the following text:
A. Security and restoration bond: Demolition or building shall require a cash deposit or letter
of credit be submitted to the Village in the amount of:
1. Single Family Residential Primary Structure: $5,000
2. Single Family Residential Accessory Structure: No deposit required
3. Multi- Family, Commercial, Industrial, or Institutional Structure: An amount equal to
an engineer's demolition and restoration estimate.
SECTION 4: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication in pamphlet form in the manner provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
PASSED and APPROVED this day of , 2010.
Irvana K. Wilks, Village President
ATTEST:
Lisa Angell, Village Clerk
Village of Mount Prospect vlmoum f
Community Development — Environmental Health &
Housing Division
MEMORANDUM
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TO: MICHAEL E. JANONIS, VILLAGE MANAGER ^
FROM: DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT _
DATE:
AUGUST 11, 2010
SUBJECT: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLES V AND VI OF CHAR TJ
AMENDING APPENDIX A, DIVISIONS II AND III, OF THE MOUNT PRO
VILLAGE CODE IN REGARD TO PUBLIC SPAS AND SWIMMING POOLS
to
This memorandum is intended to address concerns raised by the Village Board during their meeting on August 3,
2010 regarding Cook County's Pool Inspection Program and staff's proposed recommendation to terminate the
Village's Pool Inspection Program.
Program Summary
In 2009, Cook County amended their code to provide for an inspection fee for all public pool inspections and
hired two additional inspectors whose primary responsibility was to inspect public swimming pools. Previously,
pool inspections by the County did not always occur. The Mount Prospect Environmental Health Division
performed the inspections to ensure the public's health was protected.
Cook County began regular inspections during 2009. The County performs at least one inspection per year on
outdoor pools and two inspections per year on indoor pools. Follow -up inspections are made until there is full
compliance. This is approximately the same frequency as Mount Prospect. The only difference is that an outdoor
pool with excellent operation may only see one inspection per year from the County compared to two inspections
from Mount Prospect.
Cook County inspections fees are $150 for the inspection, $50 for each additional feature such as wading pools or
whirlpools, and $75 for follow -up inspections. The program has become a revenue generator for the County. To
handle the workload the entire staff of eleven inspectors is primarily devoted to pool inspections during the
summer.
Comparatively, Mount Prospect charges a license fee of $75. On average staff spends approximately 4.25 hours
on inspections and licensing per pool. This time translates to a cost to the Village of approximately $175
resulting in a net loss of $100 per pool.
The impacts of the program are as follows:
1. Duplicate inspections are being conducted by two different agencies (Cook County and Mount Prospect)
occasionally with different requirements due to code interpretations.
2. Pool operators are being charged a license fee from the State, inspections fees from the County, and an
annual license fee from Mount Prospect.
3. The State of Illinois and the County provided conflicting information and direction on enforcement of the
Virginia Grahm Baker Act requiring anti - suction protection on pool drains. The State originally was not
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLES V AND VI OF CHAPTER 19, AND AMENDING APPENDIX A,
DIVISIONS II AND III, OF THE MOUNT PROSPECT VILLAGE CODE IN REGARD TO PUBLIC SPAS
AND SWIMMING POOLS
August 11, 2010
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going to take any enforcement action and later insisted that all devices must be certified by a State
Licensed engineer.
4. The County has required changes to existing pools that were previously recognized by the County as
being in compliance.
The County has not cut staff for the program and operates as planned. Revenue for the County is generated only if
inspections occur. As a result, staff does not expect the inspection program to slow down or stop, and if it did staff
would recommend the Village restart the inspection program. In addition, as the local authority, if the County did
not respond to a problem the Village would work with the State who has ultimate authority over public swimming
pools for a remedy.
Based on the above information, staff continues to recommend that the Village Board amend the Village Code as
originally proposed. Staff will be present at the meeting to answer any questions related to the matter.
William J. lCooney, Jr., ACP
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ARTICLES V AND VI OF CHAPTER 19, AND AMENDING
APPENDIX A, DIVISIONS II AND III, OF THE MOUNT PROSPECT
VILLAGE CODE IN REGARD TO PUBLIC SPAS AND SWIMMING POOLS
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
VILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, PURSUANT TO ITS HOME
RULE POWERS, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1: That Article V, "Public Spa Sanitation Regulations ", and Article VI, "Public
Swimming Pool Sanitation Rules and Regulations ", of Chapter 19, Health Regulations, of the
Mount Prospect Village Code, are hereby repealed, the remaining articles and their respective
sections to be re- numbered numerically.
SECTION 2 : That Appendix A, Division II, Fees, Rates and Taxes, of the Mount
Prospect Village Code is amended as follows:
A. Sections 19.521: License Fee (Health Spa), 19.528: Hearing Regarding License
Suspension or Revocation (Health Spa) and 19.603: Amendments, Deletions and
Modifications (Swimming Pools) are hereby deleted in their entirety.
B. Section 19.804: Smoking Shelters, is hereby renumbered Section 19.604.
SECTION 3 : That Appendix A, Division III, Penalties and Fines, of the Mount Prospect
Village Code is amended as follows:
A. Sections 19.530: Penalty (Health Spa Sanitation) and 19.603: Amendments, Deletions
and Modifications (Swimming Pools), are hereby deleted in their entirety.
B. Section 19.704: Penalties and Additional Legal, Equitable, and Injunctive Relief
(Tattoos), is hereby renumbered Section 19.504.
C. Section 19.805: Penalty (Clean Air Regulations) is hereby renumbered Section 19.605,
and the references in the text to Sections 19.803 and 19.804 are hereby renumbered
Sections 19.603 and 19.604 respectively.
SECTION 3: That this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its
passage, approval and publication in pamphlet form as provided by law.
AYES:
NAYS:
ABSENT:
APPROVED by this day of 2010.
Irvana K. Wilks
Mayor
ATTEST:
M. Lisa Angell
Village Clerk
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