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;F r, i� N WU TE S l C hIX 1 TT, E OF THE IN OJ YE y 1-1AY 84 ROLL CALL r s' ! m e e E r „. r' s� .r r id F, ii ad u� f i" `B an :L ce,�, Cbj Rb I I� Ick 0 Jo ; cer n !;s,even WMA M I NU T EI SI '.. The I'vilinutes o1r the CCommittee April 10, 1984 were accleptied and f CITIZENS TO BE HEARD 'There being no citizens, present at th Ie....... �"e next -t ay Igor �i,Ioved,. on t � ei IV. TRIC RD",INNCE ; Chi o f P' av l o c k i n t i io d u c ie l t o the M Ma, recommended O r Id n an c e c olv g r i n t r u in school up to, agle 181 Because ol: State Statutes several local SIc requested that the I . 11, 8''t", Pt - ;" '6 elthe,, I „, I "`"0 truants, not the occasional of their prosecution' the Jug nstancies, and the vast mrajor"t' offici'alis. Mo s t ofthe cases I r + ,V r ' on,,,,, ' x 6 bl ", ,annnnwrnnrrrr w.wau"WuwvvHwwwrerewrm'm,m'n'o'mg!�b�umaNwM�PoIwUNmNwuYWWWww ouuuo � ouo u ui�wM'uwwwwimw�w wwn wwzrr�RR rr , �7' ������..,� ,,......, ,,,,,,,,, ������� -u4 ,"., "., x, F, „�vvv ,,. ,amu he auld IY 0A �I. lei 4 SIN`. u I .Moil I 1W „ 6 i �h i i �u 0 ni � N/ i s f further general d~csS �u th adiI�� ,a t n was ,�n�� �'��, to, place ace this it em, �n the A cnida, y ). x �w 9 May 15, for its first reading. N. COLLECTTON PROGRAM �h*ef R'av,I ioick rev ew' d a proposal from Telle"'"'"'Goll,ectillon Inc. The use of acio I ect 'on s'lerviicle such as this, allows the Polll* ce Depar t-i-iient the ablUity to obtain pa len, t for a, s' i.. n g l park i n violation hwat is, out s and n g li, Currently,, ,� the Village has luestan'dng same $132,01�010l in such vio at1'ons The Tel Co 1, l ec t iron system would s,end a l,. t rt'er to the v o l a t 'o r and then follow i t upi � i th a PI re r ec Io r de ld ie l lehon e' call ung ing the vi oll ator to play the planking ti icket T e..1, e aMrwwir C' o l u lxw e 'c t o n would t :h 'e n,' retain 3' 3 1/31% o f t h e g r o �s s' revenue derived from this system ste in any given per ,o''d,. C'hi'ef Pa'vl,'ock pilonte' out AL -hat the Village of Palatine r hasalready .*mplementield the system and has founild it to, beVIII.MA',I,.\`AGER`Si REPORT a. to, place this, 'Item loin the next V1*11age Board Agenda with and then be reviewed at that timie for further extensions. i The Village Manager reploirt�eld that the Water Agliency is now clom.-Pilling final finanicing, data. in anti cipation of gioling to, the market for the final financing, of Agency expenses., Nearly a l 1. the contracts havebeen bI i d and d w'e are getting a e.. t t.. e r- handle l in t h, e t o'I t a l construction I Ies t i -ma. t e...'s' ., ,construct l on, an I� 9, �� �xr '�. s, I�� s �' ton, den' s uile d . Th'e.. Village Mana.:.ger, pi'lorated olut that the ;Agency slid beli,Ile;v ie:s,.. it can meet the Spring, 191,815, deadlinie, however., if the water of 19�84, then that will dielay the opliening of the systilem, Additionally,, any ma j o r d i s r upi t In and/or Id Ie l ay now will out that in the; recent con'w„«r�aictsfor the water s,toiragle reservoirs. a sub s,:. t �.nt moi' a..�:�'w..'�w �'� Ioun.t Io f oIvie.r - t i' e bald bee 10, n J /� a.t �u ho�r .�'��„,. z e'� an wd this s was, n, nidi'c at iOen ., in h -s Iop'I in... .oIn. r, that the . constructi' n >. schedule had actually s 1 p pi e, lid. I X . ANY OTHER, B U S, INE S: S, Trustee W'atten,b...erg: asked that the Village administration 7 do a rate a,na.. ys s betwile.::'en 'Ci,tiz ens Uti..1it-1 s' Company ;I of Illinois and t h eVillage Io f Mount P r Io s p e d c om, pI ar ng..: typicalwatier and siewer rates, , i NORTHWEST MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE i5 S Ef0ERSON STREET 1."OJNT PROSPECT, Il LiNOIS 600-56 t'. - - e J 2 5 3-6-3 3 YEf-ABER COMMUNITIES Ariington Heights Barrington B�i Ll"alo G rove Des Plaines Elk Grove Village Evanston Glencoe Gienview hanover Park Hichland Park Hc"rn an Estates Lake Forest Moui-gl Prospect Niles Norlhbrook North`" i e Id Palatine Park Ridge PrOspect Heichts RC411no Meadows &-haLjmburg S'Alrearnwact V"'neeling Woimene Winnetka Eli. Grove Twp, Hanover Twp Maine Twp New Trier 7w;D No,qhfield T wp- Sc,burg Twp, Wheeling Twp, A REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS MUNICIPALITIES AND TOWNSHIPS ?','F-PRESENTfNG A POPULATION OF OVER 850.00 FOUNDED IN 1958 11 r TO Sold Waste Task 11�r FROM axe' cul irector SUBJECT.- Meeting Notice - May 31, 1984 DATE .- May 15 9 1984 On Thursday, May 31, 1984 at 10.-00 A.M. at the Conference offices, Meeting Room, 10 S. Emerson, Mt. Prospect, the Task Force will meet to discuss Task G, Site Analyses an -d 4. Manaqement S-(LlrucLure, issued May 9, 1984. A copy of the report is included. Please -feel free to duplicate additional copies for the Board/Council and staff. The conference will provide more copies at $4.00 each; please call and order. The purpose of the Task Force Meeting will be to answer questions about the report and formulate a recommendation to be presented to the full conference at its June 13, 1934 Meeting. Following that recommendation, the implementation of the project can begin this summer. OFFICERS Please contact the Conference office if you have any questions. Presidenz Gwendolyn H. Trim Winnetka Vice -President VV'!I118m D, Ahrens cc J,�a--�Tcr Krauseuhe -,-�oa"d of Tr-,�stee Secretary- ' ;CCS Hea 1th Y 'Y Direc'or oi W0!iarn R. Balling "falo Grove Executive Director A, V*'01!am G, Grams MOUNT PROSPECT FIRE DEPARTMENT BUREA U OF CODE ENFORCEMENT INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM TOO Lawrence Pairitz, Fire Chief FROM: Les Wuollett, Director of Code Enforcement DATE: March 28, 1984 SUBJECT: Summary of the Major Changes to the Building Code Chapter 21 I. Update all codes to the latest edition. A. BOCA Building Code 1981 to 1984. B. BOCA Plumbing Code 1981 to 1984. C. BOCA Mechanical Code 1981 to 1984. D. BOCA Fire Prevention Code 1981 to 1984. E. CABO One & Two Family Dwelling Code 1979 to 1984. F. National Electrical Code 1981 to 1984. G. National Fire Codes 1981 to 1984. 11. Elimination of the Fire limits - Article III. III. Smoke Detectors required in all existing residential - including single-family homes. IV. Allowing homeowners to do electrical work under certain conditions. V. Changing the heating regulations in multi -family dwellings to 650F at all times of the day. VI. A provision to double permit fees, to a maximum of $500.00, when work has started without a permit. ILLAGE OF MOUNT PROSPECT ILLINOIS INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Terrance L. Burghard, Village Manager. FROM - Lawrence A, Pairitz . Fire Chief Date March 28, 1984 '1 w (Z' Subject Codes and Fees Update We have completed the review of the codes and -fees covered in Chapter 21 of the Village Code. As you know we review these every three years at the same time that the new model codes are published. Attached you will find a brief summary of the most significant changes to Chapter 21 that we are proposing. At this pointr we are proposing to take this to the Board as a whole in this form and once there is agreement we would then draft the necessary ordinances, Lawrence A. Pairitz Fire Chief REVISIONS FOR CHAPTER 21 BUILDING CODE I Ar ti cl e I, "Enactment & Scope 1. Adoption of 1984 edition of BOCA Basic National Code. 2. Adoption of 1984 edit -Ion of BOCA Basic Mechanical Code. 3. Adoption of 1984 edition of BOCA Basic Plumbing Code. 4. Adoption of 1983 edition of CABO One & Two Family Dwelling Code. rticle IIIts Fi re Li ru 1 Thi s article was deleted because it was eliminated from the 1984 edition of BOCA Basic National Code. Other requirements not pe'rtaining to fire limits were transferred to Article I. Article Iv, Architectural Design 1. Change this to Article Ill, Article V Grade .fie qulat,70ons 1- Change this to Article Iv, Article VI Fees, Bonds, and D 10 eposi ts 1. Change this to Article V. 2. Minor fee changes were submitted for electrical installations. The average -increase would raise the typical electrical fee 7 for a s 'ngl e fa M2 y home from $55.00 to $65.00. Fee changes were also subMitted for den nolit' -ion and roving of buildings. Ar t-1 cl e V11 Fences 1, Change this to Article VI, 'Article VIII Electrical Installations 1. Change this Article to VII. 2. This section was added to allow homeowners to do electrical 0. 0 work under certain conditions . 3. Adoption of 1984 edition of the National Electrical code. Arti cle IX Refri qera tion and Air Conditioning 1. Change this to Article VIII, Article X Private Swi 99EE �Pools Change this to Article JX. .Anti cl e XI Public Swi E929—P-2-01—s, 1. Change this to Article X. Arts cl XVII � fLq�nsllllllll_an�dA�wn�in,�,s, 1. Change this to Article XVI. The following was the only significant change in the 1984 BOCA BasiclNational Buildint Code:' Fire Limits - have been removed. Adequate construction, fire protection and building 'separation i's provided for each structure under the 1984 edition of the BOCA Basic National Code making the concept of re Limits" antiquated, Arts cl e XII Heatina Re ulations - Multi-FaT.t �ta�ell�ipgs, 1. Change this to Article xr. 2. Chan 91 ing the minimum temperature in multi-family dwellings to 650F at all times of the day Article XIII Miscellaneous Provisions; Penalties 1. Change this to Article Xii. 2. Addition 21.1203C. This provision would double permit fees, to a maximum of $500.00, when work has commenced without a permit, Article XIV Definitions 1. Change this to Article XIII. 2. Adoption of 1984 edition of the BOCA Basic National Fire Prevention Code. 3. Adoption of 1984 National Fire codes except for N.F.P.A. #1 and N.F.P.A. #101, Article XVI Prop eIrtM aintenance Code 1. Change this to Article XV. Arts cl XVII � fLq�nsllllllll_an�dA�wn�in,�,s, 1. Change this to Article XVI. The following was the only significant change in the 1984 BOCA BasiclNational Buildint Code:' Fire Limits - have been removed. Adequate construction, fire protection and building 'separation i's provided for each structure under the 1984 edition of the BOCA Basic National Code making the concept of re Limits" antiquated, a wwsllmk� low' Jill BUILDING CODE < Subiect Article Enactment and Scope... fr G e'n I Prov*s* on s ) . ... .... . OWN v v 'tig. Grade Fees, Bonds and Deposits... Electr*cal Installations... Refrigeration and Al"r Private Swimming Public Swimming Heating Regulations; Multi-Familly Dwellings, A 14 Miscellaneous Provisions Penalties.. . D e f i n i t 10 n s Fl*re Property Maintenance "J" Al' ......... ARTICLE I SECTION: 21 . 101 Purpose 21 * 102, S c TIP] .. .. ... .... %XV Wo wI P e 6 e'd,"" u 'd '(,,,:U` C I d, . .... ... .... Ii.4 21 103, B 0 C,�A 'B mr C d e ,,,,,a 'n G+. s c f;sw I W - b in, C "A"d, 6 d"Yf 21. 104 . .... . 1,.' B,'O Ck�-..'K"Ie 6, ha: n,,,,:L,- c, C o d e �A d, o p e, �f:" !V617,111111-11/ F I y " 1 0 0 5 Jr:; d TWO MR .kli 2 1 1 'nie an, Q AQ -t " 21 106-o 21.107. Miscellaneous Provisions Sec,& 21.101. Purpose The purpose of this Chapter is to provide for safety, health andpublic welfare through structural strength and stability, means of egress, adequate light and ventilation and protection to life and property from fire and hazards incident to the design, construction, alteration, removal or demolition of buildings and structures, and to regulate the architectural design of buildings or structures erected or to be erected in the Village limits- (Orde 2885, 4-4-79 and 3135, 9/1/81) Sec. 21.102. Scope* The provisions of this Chapter apply to the construction, alteration, equipment, use and occupancy, location., maintenance of and additions to buildings and structures and to appurtenances such as vaults, areaways and street encroachments hereafter erected and, where expressly stated, existing on land or over water; and to buildings and structures and equipment for the operation thereof hereafter moved or demolished within the corporate limits of the Village* The provisions of this Code based on occupancy also apply to conversions of existing buildings and structures or portions thereof from one occupancy classification to another. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79)0 .. . i . . . .. . Irl77, V.7,51, 7- 00 , ""I e Is *103, B, ild" Sec 21 BOCA, Ba S I C, gi For the purpose of establishing rules and reL-P ulatons for the construction, alteration, removal, demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location and maintena,-nee, of buildings and hereby adopted the e, di structuresi, there is 1111U�d fwr `1141 eiI Nil Io�, 6,41P No ""If i"Al ci a 1S d" pro mulgated by e yl Inc together with all o e A "i'"r a t r s International,I 11 Y appendices except such portions thereof as are hereinafter ended* expressly deleted, modified or am- 1i BUILDING CODE 00 "'NI# p I ), jr , , , ,,, " , � -, , -, , 7 h a 1 C od I Is, 1, est'ablish" ri,,,, tx" a. . . .. I .. I .. .. Tj 6 1 c t i 0,P mit hi II, -,f i r 4�,\ i t S, 2-4., &Z' o J: ou fn, n, r 3- c e,i;,f�, s i n e a \f r e�� g a r d i f "i r"le, m f"I t V 1,16,` n s A o n� t air d, e r., 2-1 and roe "d n, n U. u 1, a t e e c '0- P, e i f i cz 111I C u r ✓e x ce . ... . ..... 41,111 V'Nlii, ff� ,p 'W, ,e,, r e o,,,, roy i h re ffsw moon, I All, RININ" "Wil'I e, fst 1z U c thx fir, C, 0 Su-,bj e c,t/,,,.-,,,, a,it,, t� I IS tJ 1, rr No —A'i and all Wh *11 e the B` ZZ BOC S.;X f n Igil)," W, j,l,444 `,)Ei x, c e",- it, hereto appendices have he a, 0 p e o 0 V q,,n I (consisting of certain deletions and changes) shall control wherever the i said exceptions are applicable or are in conflict with certain other provisions of the said BOCA Code. Deletions: . ..... ril Delete subsection, of Article 5 in its entirety. a, hill - b The ent ire article 19 of the adopted in this Section 21.103 is hereby A 'hapter 21 olf nx.c a C o d e 2. Changes ji .. . . I .... . ... . . a Amend sectiont"i of article 5 as follows By adding a sentence "All fire lanes required by the fire official shall be a minimum of twenty (20) feet in width, conform with the specifications of the Village of Mount Prospect, and the National Fire Codes, NFPA No. 1-1975, section 3-1.1.10. (2) Split fire lanes are permitted and shall be twenty (20) feet in width with a center strip of no greater than three (3) feet in width. The center strip shall be landscaped with grass or other plantings not exceeding twelve (12) inches in height. (3) All fire lanes (Fire lanes enumerated Section 18-2014 of this Code) shall be sign -posted as fire lanes at the sole expense of the owner of the property upon which said signs are located and at the locations designated by the fire official. b Amend section..., of art,tclle 5 so as to require the variance to be granted by the President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Mount Prospect after hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals, rather than by the Board of Appeals. (Hearing procedures of the Board of Appeals found in Section 14 503 of this Code C Add new o a Buildings ings containing four (4) stories or more: A mi I MU I'm, oone (1) elevator shall be prodded to service all floors in. buildings containing four (4) stories or more. 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The. snow °W load design used for temporary buildings shall be approved bar the Building Official. yre �y Amend section 1407.1 of article 14 by the wording in. the 3rd and 4th 1.in.es collapse of the wall and shall be constructed of solid or hollow masonry units or of plain or reinforced concrete r�M providing required strength and fire resis Lance . of Make the following changes in. article 17: yl, r 1) In �ec.t���on add to end of sentence: "And Amend- through e mens: through ,rl rn�w*'"'14'xNo, mvr :I '''a�` ..wW....s�.. J�'!(�f�i'v�,'�;'�nn•F�Dir�r,;�x� 'Midlly ' (2) In section. 1 702.2, delete: "Exception: Auditoriums, foyers, lobbies, and toilet rooms r' . (3) In section. 1702.4., change "12,000 square feet ” to "101000 � square. feet". o- . � . .. .. . ... .... I' �M fo A (5) Add new sectio Assembly (A-4) use: In all new buildings or structures or portions thereof. Use Group (A-4) when over one story i LDS W 17 "'M 4 ""NI/I .... ......... v. 4 7111 111111 1 '7 NO, "14"A ... . . . .. . . JIM% . . ..... . . , wir�r maw' ;�., . r "4'W ;� �� rrY; I �t wmw d' dV a fl t . .. 0 .......... A V_ 11%Z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Nr 2. Changes a* In article 3: 11 In section P-303-2. insert "200" in the brackets, (2) In section P-308.31, insert "5'0" for water piping and 4'6" for sewers go b# Ile, 7, o ion W a t e r Distribution Pipe, to read n d Ame s e c t 'A as follows "The water ds tri,buttion system shall be brass or i copper pipe, copper tube, galvanized open hearth from pipe or galvanized steel pipe. article 12 aw�71AN `' ,V x,�,yyiy r wwr °' » E7 ;7, �ii, ;,� »- .., ,. � ,,,. ,; ,,;,, ,, ,� f ;,,,, »✓ , „, , �„< „ , ,„,,, /, ",„” v �^TMw„"Yyfm'ruE"� ,;�wmr.«n {r wmfrr lmiz�r^,.«'°, 7 Y J, C V n, . . .. .. . . A, f"M W1016160 Alw VA p A Al Aw f, a, n, U, •h,, n S, V,1rw' X ":Z)�14_rl,, 71'n 11'1"'�`;/' i, A/ M M M „am m I W n, h Oli 4.Alffil, 6i W4, did section P--1207 a s follows: -6-.001 P. 6 C. A mw ( .at a rate not to exceed -1207.2 a) In section P add 3 .0 gallons per f lus h” P�l jw rig i.c'� Y 5"A'AP, Ti 40 V ro m a p: ,sll r, d AL le a 0 wO, ''M x 1 01 P,41 110 IjAi A Jol d d s o n �enw, r Flush r water closets shall be of a water conserving nature and operate a, t a rate not to exceed 3 .5 gallons maximum per flushO -1209 as follows: Add to section P IrA lill� _M” M I Ij 11111rte„ ,/,Plj n,P--1209.4•. The water supply to sinks a A d, d n, ew �s e c ', 1 "a (W public facilities shall be equipped with self-closing faucets which will not % permit the unattended faucet to be left in the open position. . ... ... .. 'Wo IN I k Add to sect.ion,, 211 as follows: (a,), Add inew subs I e 11 citIon P-1211.2.1: "Every shower shall be equipped with a limited flow shower head of a water 6)1- in n 4"f Conserving nature, and operated at a rate not to exceed 3#0 f 41, . ... ..ash gallons per minute. 14, -ill . . . . . . . . . . . . W -�b 000 A d id 't o s e, c t 11 0 n P-1212 as follows: (a) Add new subsection P-1212.3: "The water supply to sinks shall be equipped with water saving devices that use aerators plus restrictors to operate at a rate not to exceed 3.0 gall ons per, A1,nute A d d h e 'f o M t paragraphs to P-1002. 6.5: (a) All new automobile laundry facilities shall be equipped with water recirculating facilities and submitted for approval of the administrative authority, (b) All existing automobile laundry facilities shall be converted if and when a permit is sought to alter said 'I- ii facilites n excess of $1,,000.00. In article Add to section ,: a s follows M Iezoj a waT-er saving aevic-1 hese f"T''xtures shall not util I z e a water f low rate in excess of the maximum rates publil she by the Illinois Department of Transportation In Rules and Procedures for Lake MI*cbi*gan Allocation,, or as may be forthcoming from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, pursuant to the Energy Conservation Standard for new Builldings(P.L. 94-385). to (Ord. 3135, 9-1-81) 1 Sec. 21.105., One and Two Family Dwelling Code Adopted* For the purpose of establishing rules and regulations for the fabrication, erection, construction, enlargement, alteration, repair, location and use of detached one and two family dwellings, their appurt-enances and accessory structures., there i's hereby adopted the,' 7'9" dition of the One and Two Family Dwelling Code, promul t e, ,by the Building Officials and Code Administrators International,, Inc., together with all 1- i appendices thereof, except such, onions thereof as are hereinafter expressly deleted, modified or amended. "'fV12", A •Deletions:• Delete part V, ""Plumbing" in its entlfrety.' .. .... .. . . W BOCA B a, s c,11 ''Plumb ing Code It in its entirety. 2 Delete part VI to Mount Prospect Electrical Code (Ref er It Bo Changes: Amend Room Sizes section R-205, to read as follows Minimum Floor Area Requirementse Kitchen, dining and laundry** Utility room (including area occupied by equ'ipment)e00000000a*000*.............ioo Kitchen, laundry and utili 0 _ty**&&****e**e**********200 a* Minimum floor area requirements, houses; except as otherwise provided by ordinance, minimum fn .floor areas of houses ad rooms therein shall meet the following standards: (1) Minimum floor areas - total structures: the minimum floor area for the total structure of building shall be: of structure Minimum area s 0 fte One story ranch housesoo Split level or raised ranch 15, One and one-half story bouse.01000*0000*00,0*10*,,...we° 9,50, Two story The foregoing minimum floor area shall be measured at the first floor on the main floor level from the outside of exterior walls. (2) Minimum floor areas - living, dining and cooking rooms: the minimum floor area requirements for living, dining and cooking rooms shall be: Type of RoomM'n* I IMUM Area Sq. FtO Li'ving and dining when in one room**&*e****.......310 y VIII I Living only in one room when dining I room space is provided in kitchen or separate KI* tcher. cooking only (2*.nclud3'-ng area occupied by equ*ipment).00000000000..... ...... loo Kitchen and dining when dining space is not provided elsewhere soosesoos000...... .200 Kitchen and laundry (including area occupied by equoipment000es000&00000,.........140 Kitchen, dining and laundry** Utility room (including area occupied by equ'ipment)e00000000a*000*.............ioo Kitchen, laundry and utili 0 _ty**&&****e**e**********200 Minimum m floor area for the foregoing shall be measured from the inside of all finished walls. (3 )T. floor areas -sleeping rooms. The minimum floor area requirements for sleeping rooms shall be: Major b e d r o o m 14 0 Second Additional bedroom ooeoeoo*oa*000000*............,,ioo (4)Minimum floor areas -other rooms. The minimum floor requirements for other rooms shall be: Major Master bedroom Other bedroom closets (at least one All other habitable rooms not hereinabove set Minimum floor area for the foregoing shall be measured from the inside of all finished walls. 7F, 11 R 4 e Wp t m e r t lo, f Myb_ 0 n"',ar way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )`,, Add new subparagraph to section R-210,, to read as follows* R-210.1 Minimum Floor Area Requirements Garage UADimensions Minimum floor area requirements - garage dimensionse Minimum dimensions for garages shall be as follows: One -Car Garage Feet Inside Inside Door Two -Car Garage Inside Inside depth ••••..••..•.•r•.••. -- Door R-210.2 Minimum Construction Requirements - Garages. a. Garages attached or built Into residential buildings. (1) The construction of garages attached or built into and made a part of residential construction shall be 110,164 1 1 0 of the same quality as required for the dwelling to which the garage 'is attached. 2 All f lours of attached or built ---in. garages shall I be six (6) inches below the grade of the f loon of the residence to which it is attached or a part thereof. (3) There shall be no interconnection between a house's forced air heating system and a garage. Return air registers "in the garage which are connected to the house's heating system are prohibited. (4) All walls and ceilings of an attached garage must have a minimum of a one-hour f ire rating. Where a gable type roof is used a one -hour fire rest Is t i ve bulkhead shall be established in the attic space directly above and continuous from the interior one- hour fire resistive garage wall. Service doors common to both the dwelling and the garage shall be composed of materials having a minimum of a one-hour fire rating. All doors must f it in the f ram e so that air cannot pass freely around the door when in a closed position. Doors must be provided with wood or metal thresholds., 0 (5) Shall contain the following electrical equipment. (a) One (1) receptacle. (b) One (1) ceiling or wall light fixture. (c One I swil t ch for light fixture bo Frame detached garages., (1) Detached garage on interior lots must be set back seventy five (75) feet from lot line and shall not be 1,41 closer than, ffeet to the dividing lot line. On corner lots garage shall be twenty (20) feet from lot line, next to street. 14 (2) Concrete floor not less than four (4) -Inches thick reinf orced with #10 wire screen over a base of crushed stone or sand at least five (5) inches in depth. Base to be placed on undistrubed soil. Footings of not less than twelve (12) inches wide and not less than twelve (12) inches in. depth around entire perimeter of slab. (3) Sill plates connecting the walls to the floor shall be bolted to the foundation. Bolts shall be not I e s s a n ,,,O� half (1/2) inch in diameter and spaced t a root centers and not more than one foot f r o im each corner. Bolts shall extend into the concrete e eight (8) inches or more (4) Wall studs shall be spaced at not more than sixteen 16 inches on center and securely fastened to the bottom plate which shall be bolted to the floor. A double top plate shall be required and all wall studs and plates shall be a minimum of two (2) inches by four (4) 'Inches. Doubling of studs shall be required at all corners and jambs of openings more than three (3) feet in width. ( 5 ) Each corner is to be wind --braced outward from. the top in &L--wo (2) directions to a minimum of six (6) feet from corner at the bottom plate. Wind bracing shall be a minimum of one inch by four inches (1'" x 4") and notched Into the studding, (6) All roof raf tern must be at least two inches by six i (2 111 inches x 6") and spaced not more than sixteen inches (16") o.c. Ridge board shall be required and of a size not less than two inches by six inches (2"' x 6" Ceiling Ties of at least two inches by six iof inches (2 x 6") spaced evenly with a minimum of three Collar ties at not more than four foot (4') centers are required on all common rafter a a minimum of three Collar ties at not more than four foot (4 ' ) centers are required on all common raf ter spans more than twelve feet (121) in width and of a size not less than 1" x 6 99 0 t W hes_,'_es Y, "M "0, 7 .. . -WK . . ... . . j1d. , hu de',,s, -r e, u IL d AOL 4j NMI, I 41 1-d- 0 V1-1 0) 4111# .; v' ' nlrrmw /n r � " �„�7i I rj".,3-id 01 r Up d,, e,rs, e zz_ :h e, 7 _ i . . ........ A service door not less than two feet by six feet, (2 x 6 ' ) in width and at least two (2) windows on 00 op te si des shad l be required on all garages po s I wm R o 0 f of,'n't less than one-half inch . ..... N110 sheat hing 0 elli, F, �Food Q,r, o n e *1 n c h 1 t h -01 c k n ,,,I,, (1/2 '"t h, cpl t' ��Miv, 7`0 "I .. . .. ..... ... f , 'I, I "k 11 � , 1 9 A I 5),' 1 11 1 "W i n 7,7777 I s i z e iA , 1� P % (10) Shall c on t ain the �ol� o�t�aWin g mi Ov,n'mal electrica �z nmvg, equipment: (a) One (1) receptacle. b One (1) ceiling or wall light fixture. c, One (1) switch for light fixture. C is Brick detached garages . Detached garage on interior lot shall be set www back seventy-five feet (75') from front lot line and shall not be closer than two feet (21) to dividing lot line ON On cor-ner lots garage shall be twenty feet (20") back of lot line next to street. "'.'twr 71 Nor , (2) Concrete footings n 0 t I IsAthan fl.ou 1--r-t.-4, 4, 0 feet below grade and not less than n" "c'""'h e s wide and eight inches thick shall be re:'quired. Foundation walls shall be a minimum of eight (8) inches thick. (3) Concrete floor shall be the same as required for frame garages. (4) Doors and headers shall be the same as required for frame garages. Rafters, roof and sheathings shall be the same as required for frame garages. (6) Shall contain the following minimal electrical equipment. a One (1) receptacle., b One I ceiling or wall light fixture. 'a"Irf. c On e w�w',, /nhFr� k, IINa�Nvm ( swItch for light fixture. ff IV `7� 4� 7 5-� 7 0 t zo. JI; A 7, '41 & low 'R "optional" --4 Am e -n d, s e,c t 1, o in, -9, 12 by cha/riging the word to to pit IN 0 mandatory and may" to "shall in the first sentence 4PA regarding cleanout openings for filreplaces. 5. Amend section M-1921 by changing we ten 10) of to three (3) and "fifteen (15) to "ten (10) in the fourth paragraph regarding the pressure test for gas piping* (Ord .28,85, 4-4-79 ......... . a n, 81 ........ . .... ........... 1'111!� 7, r 7 w, V KV7 �f F1,Tj,* ?rW lv�—TMMR �;"'M W �7 . .. ... 5 0- rE Jf lh4, PT — ...... J""W" j" n,j, '7 771, MAW, liI 1, tIWO* Mi NO X! bdw"K"' Rn, J, ool, 7, 7% Z, . . . . . . p I es- e, la, c, t `% , -vvl�l ... ... . .. . tl 0` oc th a fi," ll 'Y' .. ... . .... . . ,(X, �vv "Al f 0', ' 'I, . 1, 1 1 7 "1 , —a P an -7- .. .. .... ... . t 1/l ' I / l 11 1 , " "e�, , In an 4,", 2 "1 by,rrr , rT e:�,,,'e'rl e'n. c� 'b et ini b If" S v 1,0 . . . .. . . 4,1, 2 1 cl' 05, "a"'na d I fO 6- ell"t, 'h d" ,a. v fe n ....... . ... 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Standpipes and sprinkler Fire Department siarnese connections shall be no further than ten feet (10') apart; shall be located on the street or roadside wall of any such building; shall be readily accessible; and shall be located no further than three hundred feet (300') from the nearest operable fire hydrant, which three hundred feet (300') shall be measured along a route normally used by motor vehicles. 2. Wet standpipes for class I and class III service shall be provided on each floor, a. All hose so installed shall be of a type single jacket rubber lined 300 P'. .I. test and 1. .T. (National Standard Thread). b. Such standpipes shall be installed in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association Pamphlet No. 14. EXCEPTION: Buildings provided with complete autornatic sprinkler protection. F B. Elevators; dire Service. N", 1. A three (3) position (on, off and by-pass) key shall be provided at the main floor for each single elevator and for each group of elevators. This key switch shall be located in the left door jamb of the elevator entrance. Where there is more than one elevator, the left elevator shall have the switch. The keyed switch shall be located not less than six feet six inches (6'6") above the floor and approximately four inches (4") below the headjamb. 2. A keyed switch shall be provided in or adjacent to the operating panel of each elevator. The switch, when operated, shall put the elevator on emergency It service. 3. Power operated doors shall remain closed when the elevator stops at any landing except the main floor until opened by continuous pressure on a door - open button switch. As soon as this door -open button switch is released, the doors shall automatically recluse. ry 1. See Chapter 99 Article IV of this Code* See Section 14.107 of this Code. . . ........ ...... ... M IZ = B) 4. Where mechanical -electrical safety edge devices are installed on the leading edge of the car doors, these devices shall remain operative and doors may be maintained in open position by operation of the device. Any feature that may cause doors to reclose after being held in a predetermined time shall be disconnected. 5. Kevs required to call or operate elevators shall be kept in a conspicuous t IV a location at the main floor as approved by the Bureau of,,_���,�+�*n—.-The I r, I Z, box shall have a lock -type cover which can be opened by the Fire Department's 0, alarm box key. The box shall contain a separate key for each elevator in the A group. Jr B) Every group of elevators in a building subject to the provisions of this Section .2/ 4 T/O( ___ A- A . --.shall be available for firemen's emergency service. In buildings where there are several groups of elevators and where individual key switches are provided to cause cars to return to the main floor, this arrangement is satisfactory provided that a separate key box is provided for each group of elevators. 7. Immediately adjacent to the firemen's return switch in the car station, a push button shall be provided to cancel all registered calls when the elex.,ator is on firemenlos, control. The button shall be marked "'Fire Control". This button shall not be required if all car calls are cancelled when the car makes its first st op. C. Fire Extinguishers and Fire Alarm Systems. I. Ten to pound ABC fire extinguishers shall be installed in breakable glass fronted cabinets at locations meeting the requirements of the National Fire Protection Association, Pamphlet No. 101. 2. Fire alarm systems shall conform to all requirements of the National Fire . ... ..... . . Codes herein b-ifor, opted.' DWI Specfa,' Mr, I. Nonenergized wiring to provide emergency power for fire fighting and other Fire Department purposes shall be installed and located in each stairwell, at each floor level and at ground level all interconnected in the following manner. - a. An N.E.M.A. LIO-30P or approved equivalent weatherproof corrosion resistant male with a snap -type waterproof cover shall be installed ad jacent to the Fire Department sprinkler connection (but not so as to interfere with same) and color coded red. b. An N.E.M.A. LIO-30R or approved equivalent weatherproof corrosion resistant ferrule with a snap -type waterproof cover shall be installed in each stairwell, at each floor level and color coded red. c. If these installations are not flush mounted, a waterproof enclosure shall be provided. "IN 1. See Section 21.104 of this Chapter. I I`j�," 21. BUILDING CODE 2 1 -.mmx D, d. Wiring shall conform to the following: (1) T.H.W. #8 In three- fourths inch (1/4 ") conduit, with ground from 019 N, conduit to neutral, if exposed conduit to be heavywall; if concealed conduit, to be thin wall, for buildings up to one hundred feet 100") in height. (2) T.H.W. #6 in one inch (1") conduit, with ground from conduit to neutral if exposed conduit, to be heavy wall; if concealed conduit, to be thin wall, for buildings over one hundred feet (loo') in height. e. Wiring shall be three 3) pole, three (3) wire ,grounded circuit, conforming with I` .F.M.A. L10-30. E. voice'ommunication System: There shall be two 2) approved electrically supervised communication systems as described below: 1. A two (2) way Fire ;Department communications system, which shall provide two 2) way coin munica,tion capabilities between the control station and the following terminal are s: Elevators, elevator'lob,bies, exitwaY s access corridors and exitway stairways. 2. A► one way public address communication system for transmission of emergency directions and designed to be heard by all building occupants and shall operate from the central control station. It shall be established on a ' selective or general basis to the following terminal areas: Elevator lobbies, exitway access corridors and exitway stairways; office areas exceeding one thousand (1,000) square feet in area; dwelling units; ,arid hotel ,guest rooms and suites. The two (2) way Fire Department communications stem ma be y y v, combined with the one way address communication systems, r j F0 Emergency Li htin Circuits. Emergency ergp cy li h rng circuits [hCll be provided f V l all exit signs and in ,all corridors, stairwells, basements assembly rooms ,and any other public area. Such li, 1'ting shall conform to --the requirements of the National `irc Modes' h+ereinbef" r adopted.. G. Smoke Latches and Approved Roof Access Ladders. Smoke hatches and approved roof access ladders shall be provided 'in all stairways. Such hatches shall be activated manually and by automatic smoke detection devices. EXCEPTION: In smoke proof towers or prescribed stairwells, smoke detector r, activation shall be eliminated. H* Signing. The following signs shall be provided. 1. A. sign shall be posted and maintained within each stairwell enclosure on h�. rte; p every floor indicating the number of the floor. 2. Each stairway and each bank, of elevators shall be indentlfied by an 1W ; alphabetical letter or letters indicating the geographical location of same, such s � u L See Section 21.144 of this Code. 0 21.%P BUILDING CODE H,2) as "N" N " for north, "SW" S " for southwest or "M" for m"delle, et k'. A sign indicating the letter or levers cif id nti `ic ation shall be pasted acid maintained at each elevator larding and on the side of the stair door in which egress is to be .�� made. 3. Stair re-entry signs shall be posted and maintained on each floor within each stairway door, where applicable, indicating, whether re-entry is provided into the building and the floor where such re-entry is so provided. 4. Evacuation signs shall be provided in all multi -family units indicating the apartment location and proper evacuation route as well as emergent telephone p p � y p numbers and directions. . Room identification signs shall be posted and maintained on all doers to rooms other than dwelling units. 6. Directional signs shall be posted and maintained on each floor indicating, apartment numbers and directions. I. Keys. The following keys shall be provided: 1. A key to the electrical, mechanical, fire alarm and fire pump roorns shall be provided for Fire l epar[ment use and kept in the elevator key box and tagged to identify them properly. a Nw � Jvr «✓'� � d„ n ^�` ,aw�n� r, m Y, � +wM �, . i w . _ �, ti it fat -. f1 , c. made. 3. Mair re-entry suns shad be posted and maintained on each floor within each 4 stairway door, where applicable, indicating whether re-entry. is-providcto the building and the floor where such re-ent ryis so rove ,: �family units indicating t4 Ovacuation s - s shall provided 'nall n �i apartment loclanon and proper evacuation route as well as emergency telephone nubers�and it c i . Room identification si 's-,sha11__- e posted and maintained\tonI doors to Ts rooms other than dwelling unit s a 6. Directional signs shall posted and main wined. on cacti floc indicating patent numbers an erections. 4 $ E l 16 Ke s �olloti'v keys shall be r y y a 4 _ 1 keyto th electricalf n�eanical, fire alarm and fire pup7r�s=hall be provided for/ -Fire Depai-Lm' ent use and kept in the elevat _ , ey box and -ged to ident_f t r p rl: IL �_ _ _ _- - 6.P N Xe ���r, �� ill). �� g dtcee a% ooac h of 1 �rdnc _ oleil t Illy r rn -3 — _ 4_ u�attn�;�ontane�n�tl�s�ha ����885 ,-7)' 9 C� -tnL -7 Sec. I. Special equlren ��nts for Ex'sth � � Family I1 � ���ell�r��,. The owners o existing fan i y d �ellings within the Village cif` . mount t Pro ect -sal co - ly with the following requirements. Self -Closers: Doors between apartments and corridors shall be self-closing. The, self-closing device shall be of an approved type. €Smoke Detectors: An approved single station smoke detector, battery powered, COL40* shall be installed in ate approved manner in every living unit within the zz1LIlti- famil d�vellin . When activated, the detector shall initiate an alarm which is Y g audible in the sleeping roams of that unit. 4 Emergency Lighting,: Any multi -family dwelling with tNventy six (26) or in( -ire living units shall have ernergcncy lighting. All enicrgency lighting sh I be rr� accordance�witlz N.F.P.A. 1101, Section 5-9. (Ord. 2969, 12-18-i`)).. _. 6 6 S Filing Requirements. Not less than three copies each of the codes " adopted by reference hereinabove and as set forth in Sections 21.103, 2.1.104 and 21.105 of this Chapter have been and n w ,are filed in the office of the Village e Clerk, being nevertheless hereby adopted and incorporated as fully as if set out at length herein, and the provisions thereof shall he controlling the construction and maintenance of all buildings and structures to the extent specified therein within the corporate lirnits„ of the Village. . A. In the event any p f the provisions of any ofthe above named codes are in conflict with either this Building Code or the Zoning Ordinance of the Village, this Building Code ,and such Zoning Ordinance shall prevail, and the conflicting provisions of those other codes hereinabove adopted by reference shall be of no effect. u . The term "Building Official" as used in any of the above ,adopted codes shall mean the CUW)Q 1181 I Q, may. is Kv, 10 51 pR71% IPA 114 "mill, h e 4�1 an c o d es, 4b - t, Off i id ev ni y e g ei, a a h, V, 11 111411)" Al" IF/ W � 'vi; Dive .. ir" wm. { �: ,.. :ii „r�N;' •... is � w : iui;: i,,, Mw, , a I%N f4 L; ,,, ,,, .� /nm „. %/ .n i/. � N� r,u, �„ ,, „x, '�l ,,: ,,, ,. fir „ .�;'. '„ a ge awv01 J, 4 "R& All /J 14 e s . ......... o fo $ IV, 7" a, 4y, a * t 'h Y, ci h t " v � .. ..... .... . d te-d `c 6i'd h 6/ c e� a q l a, o -T. 0, A le --,-1 n a n. o f Md n i c �.'I. p t I( . . . . . ... . 111V, V1, x& Af MA �34 1 `35 9 1 - "I" U (0,.,�L� I. //il. I , 's; 7, 1,�i'gi e U �n 0, ''n. . .. .. 0, Wiii('5, GN q 01 -4,ll, 1`qd A . . .. . .. ions S e c s 7 M scell'aneous Prov A. Any provisions of this Code shall be deemed to supplement and otherwise void any existing building ordinances. Should any two (2) prove -sions conflict, the more restrictive one shall govern. B. Any existing State laws or revisions thereto pertaining to the erection,- maintenance, or occupancy of buildings and structures are a hereby made a part of the Code. Should any provisions in the State laws conflict with a similar provision of this Building Code, the local ordinance shall govern. C If any chapter, article, section or paragraph, or any part or lfparts of any chapter, article, section or paragraph of this Code is I 1p declared invalid or unconstitutional, it shall not be held to invalidate or impair the validity, force or effect of any other chapter, article,, section or paragraph or any part or parts of any other chapter, article, sect -ion or paragraph of this Code, (Ord. 2885, 4-4-791, and Ord. 3135, 9- 1--81)* ARTICLE II s ye GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION: --`� t 4-s> wiy 21,201, -e u ies and Powers D ti 21.2 2. D7 of the Department of Community Development 21,203, Building Permit Requirements 21, 204e Issuance of Building Permit 21,205, Demolition of Buildings 21,206* Relocation of Buildings 21,207, Use of Village Water 21,208, Use of Streets for Building Purposes 21,209, Street Obstruction Permit Fees; Deposits, Bonds 21,210* Elevator Permits 21,211, Revocation of Permits 21.212. Compliance With Building and Zoning Codes 21,213m Zoning Restrictions 21,214, Inspections 21*215* Right to Enter Premises 219216, Stop Orders h 21,217* Certificate of Occupancy 21,218* Existing Buildings 21,219, Dangerous or Incompleted Buildings and Nuisances 21,220* Building on Unimproved Lots 21,221. Sidewalks 21,222* Night Construction Restricted 21,223, Burden of Proof "O"�r4?' IPv low zn,, 4 m m. . . ... .. ..... ......... ... 4 Re,r,i r�r"�4�,�od �f i� „"us"y r +'r�,; �� moi„ro°r 'r mrr; 1, Ny—,"t, 'r/11#0 f, wo, '0��t . .... v*) *IMF 171 t S e co 2 0 1 . ) 1 ies and Powers. �,. . ..... .... Dut lrew The shall be head of the Bureau the Fire re Department, and of Code E shall have the following duties: I A. To devote his whole time to the duties of his office* B* To receive all applications required under this Building Code, issue permits, and furnish the certificates prescribed by this Building Code. C To examiene premises f or which perml' ts and cert Iif licates have been a issued and to make necessary inspections to see that there has been compliance wilth all provisions of thi's Building Code and other applicable a ordinances of the Village, and that such construction is proceeding and & " I is completed, in accordance wilth the plans for which a building permit has been issued. D. To enforce all of the provisions of this Building Code and such other ordinances for the Village as may, from time to time be committed to the Jurisdiction of the Bureau of Code Enforcement for administration VAJIBA"��� M� and enforcement Is E To make., when requested by proper authority, or when the public 10 ii interest requires t, investigations in connection with matters referred to in this Building Code and to reader writ -ten reports on the same. F. To enforce all of the provisions of this Building Code and such other ordinances for the Village as may, from time to time be committed to the Jurisdiction of the Bureau of Code Enforcement for administration and enforcement. G11 To secure necessary safeguards during construction. H, To issue such notices or orders as may be necessary to administer and enforce this Building Code and such other ordinances as may be committed to the Jurisdiction of the Bureau of Code Enforcement. I. To make inspections required under the provisions of this - Building Code or any other ord-Inances of the Village commit ted to the 'A A- a jurisdlicLlOn Of the Bureau of Code Enforcement. A),e 0 M, W, s a a W LA 6 d o d e�19' 0 f t e r�,,,. Ali a r If 0 oe", E G n g pi, % _P't 6 vd e r t l I S; "n, s r, u' oj, e qrp "d ,,(t o, 7.i, k;6 P 0 r t, 7711, 0 d " a w, U IS, cb, -n s, tif,7 ii I o n,,, 01 h er leon, 21 0 Mp "'I, t 'e e m t W pa e en . . ... ... o t, N ",'A 11 ", iA� Joe, 0, g, b� 'h e r , w'",1Z',%h, "h, i S, t 0 h e I I :,,, re c O,in J t a i", r 0 B 4 i 1-,,,,,d 3- n, C"' 'tu s "t qo a 0 T " N "' ly, ", S t To keep comprehens i v e records of applications of p e r m i t s and M c er, t1m f i c. a t e s s s u e d 0 f i* n s p e ct, i ons ��m a id e O"T arts rendered, and of p *% A/F ... .......... shall retain FZ� L notio,ces of orders i s sued The 4to building n file copies of required p 1 a,,n(,'s a"',, "d" "bl"'Ve print's t ing work,, subject to the following-. I Plans and blueprints may be preserved photographically or on microfilm as provided by Statute, and the file copies of s 'h u c ,,f, yp��70ftp J., a, nq s b 1 u e pm_/_ d" 11 tints may be destroyed by the Director of F, upon proper application to the Local mow &REM Cook County, Illinois. The retention or destruction of all public records shall conform to the provisions of this Municipal Code of Mount Prospect, and the Local Records Act of the State of Illinois (Illinois Revised Statutes, Chapter 116, Section 43.107). 2. All such records shall be open to public inspection for good and sufficient reasons at the stated office hours of the Bureau of Code Enforcement, but no such records shall be removed from the office of the Bureau of Code. Enforcem,ent .. ... . . . .... . . . . without the written consent of the _Up e, 1; . n— virr Yl To make written reports to the Fire Chief at least m d and more of ten when required,, including statements of permits issued and orders promulgated. (Ord. 21233, 11-27-68)0 Sec.. 21.202. Deputies of the Bureau of Code Enforcement. 0 The Village Manager, the Chief of the Police Department and the Village Attorney are hereby ex -officio Det* u p i e s of he B u r, e'al"u", -1-411 f Code Enf or cement and shall aid thee�a S XIZ in administering and enforcing the p God e Ord. 2123, 11-27-68)0 Sec. 21.203. Building Permit Requirements. r , . ... .. . A, It shall be unlawful to proceed with erection, construction,, alteration aldemolition . repair, removal, ion or excavation for any building or structure or make any change in plumbing, heating or electrical piping, air-conditioning or appurtenance; or to occupy a portion of a street or alley before the proper permits for such work or occupancy have been obtained from the Bureau of Code Enforcement, 1. A permit will not be required for ordinary repairs or 'If maintenance work incidental to the proper upkeep of a building or structurel provided there is no work involved which will affect or change the use of occupancy, type of construction, create illegal rooms, increase fire hazards, decrease exit requirements, remove or replace any structural portions of the building or structures B. Building permits are issued with the understanding that construction shall start within sixty (60) days after issuance of the permit and to be carried to completion within one gear. If building operations are not started within sixty (60) days after issuance of the permit, or if after building operations have been started such operations shall cease for a period of thirty (30) days, such building permit shall automatically expire and the permit fee shall be forfeited to the Village. However, if owner can show good cause for failure to start or continue operations, or inabi1ity to carry building to to completion within one year, the Board of Trustees of the Village may reinstate such permit without further payment of an additional permit fee. Applicant shall cause permit to be issued thin wIithirl,ty ,_, ('30) days after written notice of application approval -by the 4�` "PIK" permit within thirty (30) Failure of applicant to obtain said days"'al f t e r written notice of approval will cause appli * cation to be voided. C In no case may a building permit be granted -f or the construction OF Of any auxiliary building such as a garage or shed on any lot until the principal building is under construction* No permit shall beg ranted for so-called "shell or skeleton's buildings which are hereby defined to mean building or structures which are not completed or finished at the time of occupancy. D, Application for a permit i's to be made on a form furnished bPo y the Bureau of Code Enforcement must be accompanied by the following documents namely; plans5 specifications plats5 certificates and n -est-i'mates of costs as hereafter specified; ''T IS 5 1?0 f d f i V4, s Op a e t hl,lb d §a`n :11", '29'771 t �wmd,00,.Il Z- "s r'w,""W"6f 0,`,� �g ")"�i v, fj� ;,2 77 . ..... ... 00 47", , a e�iiY 1,na I ,,, ""'e, " - I" a, 0 5 0 U ie d X'A M, po"., /0%, e C c ar 1,,b n s 1 o te�� p1a n �i: .4wo- Plans and specifications must be in duplicate, one s e t to be left on file with the Bureau of Code Enforcement, the other, aftersing app;roved and properly stamped by the ,b to be kept on the job while the 07101 Iss ...... ... .. 2. It shall be unlawful to alter any lines or figures shown on the stamped permit plans. If during the progress of work3 1*aL owner desires to deviate in any manner from the permit plans, he shall submit plans indupILicate of such change secure wry s and, tten approval f rom the '111 h, before proceeding with the work. 3. Plans and specifications must be signed and sealed by a licensed architect or engineer as proved in "An Act to Provide for the Licensing of Architects and to Regulate the Practice of Architecture as a Profession and to Repeal Certain Acts Therein. --Named", approved June 24,, 1919, or as amended, commonly known as :The Illinois Architectural Act" and in "An Act to Revise the Law in Relation to the Regulation of the Practice of Structural Engineering", approved June 24,, 1919 as amended. (S*,HA. ch* 10-1/2, secs. 1 ct seq.; S.H.A. ch. 13- 1/21 secs* 1 et seq.) 4. A licensed architect or structural engineer shall certify on the first sheet of plans that the plans and specifications were prepared by him and comply wi.th all of the requirements of the Building and Zoning Codes of the Village. 5. Architectural plans shall show all of the floors, at least two (2) elevations,, wall sections and -necessary framing plans and shall be drawn to a scale of not less than one-eighth of an inch (1/8") to the foot on paper in 'ink or a nonfading I print of same, showing in detail any and all information on construction, ventilation and sanitary requirements, the sewage and plumbing systems as required by this Code, and all distances and dimensions, including distances from building to Ogg front , s i d e a n d J,tn e s, and ap other details as 11! 71 7,r�vng Wi I 7R, no, Ar, y A. requested by the 1P11/ V 011 5P specwqw ifications ismo» ti materials used an d. workmanship, In addition,' the plans shall show the dimensions of a sufficient area for the installation of water meter and ready access 11bi li ty thereto at all tures as well as the floor area ratio. 6. Structural, mechanical and electrical plans must be provided in addition to architectural plans for any building or structure of fireproof, semi -fireproof or mill construction or any building of unusual construction, structural design or mechanical use. rot $2 a 7. A survey drawn by a registered surveyor, giving the full legal description and showing the dimensions of lot to be improved, the location and size of sewer and water mains, -LIS , the street, sidewalks hydrants trees other obstructions and lot grades shall be permanently filed with the Department of Community Development. A licensed architect or structural engineer shall prepare a plot plan showing the location of buildings and grade elevations adjacent to buildino's. C1 8. The estimated cost of pro d2l,W,Ww0Tsh,own on s ha' , . .. ...... -fl .. . .... ... . r11 Wr the applicatiomayn for permit. The S" -e . ... .... accept such estimate of cost or N - he ay require a sworn . 3 `M 0,16 -T-4 affidavit of estimate of cost from the architect, or he may make such estimate of cost to determine t h e amount of buio ldi permi11--27--f3) . .. . . ...... *t fee. (Ord* 2123 3", awwai Seco 21.204. Issuance of Building permi - to Aa The issuance of building permits shall not affect the necessity of obtaining other relevant permits required elsewhere in the Municipal Code of the Village, such as,, streets and sidewalks, street use, I- W driveways, excavations, barricades,, water service, sewers, plumbing, electrical as well as other specific and relevant provisions of this Code requiring permits in connection with such construction projects. No building permit shall be issued until other required permits have been approved. 1* It shall be unlawful for any person to proceed with any work until such permit is prominently posted and displayed on the premises or structure for which it was issued and must remain so displayed until removed by the Superlintendent—of 3u14-d4-ag, after final inspection of said premises. 2. It shall be the duty of the contractor to see that the building permlit remains on the building or structure until after final 'inspection and failure to maintain said permit poster shall render the contractor subject to the penalties herein.. 1149"o B The r r, �M` �' wx' �,� ! �uusv r Ivro ° accept or reject application f o r permit within twenty tWo (22) days of the filing of the applicationio, In the event •of refusing to issue a perm."t I the k Ir u p e r I* -n t e a de n -t-- o f -- B u-1-1 d ing shall give applicant the reason for such refusal in writing, 4.... ux not be obliged to process more than Co The -W, shall p ✓f, promptly, but five (5) applications from any one contractor during one calendar week Tuesday through Monday. I D, Any person making I ng application for a building permit shall, at the, time of making application and in consideration of the issuance of 170 such permit by the Village, agree as part of the improvement to be erected to construct sidewalks along the front and * 3� in cases of corner lots along the side of such premises that do not have good useable sidewalks and to replace such broken and unrepairable sections of existing sidewalks as the Village shall designate and to repair and patch any such sections of sidewalk which are broken or cracked but which are repairable, whether or not such breaks or cracks occur before or after construction of such building- such sidewalks shall be built or repaired to comply with the ordinance and other requirements of the Village relating to construction of sidewalks and shall be"constructed under the supervision and subject to the approval of the Village. (See Chapter 9 of this Code.) I. The proper grade at which such sidewalk or sidewalks shall be constructed shall be furnished to the applicant at actual cost. 2. In addition to the foregoing provision,, each applicant shall make a deposit with the Village Treasurer the sum of five dollars ($5.00) as set out in Section 21.617 of this Chapter for each lineal foot of frontage of the lot which a permit i's sought, and Iff a corner lotl the additional sum of five dollars for each lineal foot of such frontage on the side street, Said deposit shall be returned to the applicant after the sidewalk has been constructed and accepted by the Village.- pr Ided, however that if such sidewalk is not constructed ovi 2 within one year from the date of such permit, the Village shall then be authorized to construct such sidewalk and pay for such const -ruction out of the deposit made under the provisions of this Article. 3. No certificate of occupancy for such premises need be ul granted by the Village unless and until such sidewalk shall be constructed or repaired and found acceptable by the Engineering Department of the Village. 21-2 05. Demoliti Sec* on of Buildings. A• No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unles,;ke rg I- I first obtained there from the p M.,�4 ,Av V W f q� �d �x 4 6Z,l' B Appl Ii c a t i , enclosed o 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 speedso The bottom of each chute shall be equipped with agate or stop, with suitable means for closing or regulating the flow of material. 6. All pits, holes or other areas below street grade shall be filled and leveled. All debris shall be removed and the premises left in a safe conditione I'll E. The foregoing provisions to the contrary notwithstanding, where a permIt for new construction.has beeissued on the premises where such i n demolition razing or wrecking 11, 100'i"A� a c t �7_,,=,p ,s,,,a t"I''af, vt ov arrangements being made with the the 640 requirements of subsection B2 an, D, 0 t i s e c tl n,, s a, E ot apply. (Ord. 2123 11-27-68; amd. Ord. 2885 4-4-79) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . ... . . CII live11r: , V, Jy 14 42, lei �i li MP, 21.206. Relocation of Buildings. (See Section 21.616D of this Chapter for fees.) A It shall be unlawful to move any building onto or over a public a street or alley without first obtaining a permit from the Bureau of Code Enforcement, for such. The application shall contain.: I. A description of the size and height of the building to be removed. 2 A description of the route to be taken upon removal to the place of relocationo 3. A description of any wiring, post, etc*, as well as any other appurtenances that will require removal and replacement. 4. Copies of releases from public utilities. 5. Copies of permits issued by the State of Illinois Highway Division and/or Cook County Division of Highways, if applicable. B . After consideration by the Chief of Police of the Village, the Village Engineer and the Director of the Department of Public Works of the Village, If the moving of the said building appears feasible, the It will be issued, providing.that in addition to the payment of the perml moving permit fee, a cash bond of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for street obstruction shall be filed with the Director of Public Works. C. The permit fee for the moving of a building or structure shall be fifty dollars ($50.00). Do Buildings or structures moved from their original location to a Uh BUILDING CODE newlocationwithin the corporate limits of the Village shall be made to comply throughout with the Building and Zoning Codes both as to construction and use. (Ord. 21231 11-27-68) Sec. 21.207. Use of Village Water. Permission shall be obtained from the Director of Public Works for water to be used for construction purposes at a cost to be determined by the Director of Public Works . Vece, 21-208. Use of Streets for Building Purposes. (See Sections 9.105 and 9.106 of this Code.) Aw It shall be unlawful to cause an excavation to be made 'in street, parkway or alley, or to occupy any portion of any street or alley for the storage of building materials 'Intended for use in the construction or remodeling of a building or structure unless a street obstruction permit has first been obtained from the Director of Public Works. The permit shall terminate upon the completion of the building. Be No such building material shall be so placed as to render inaccessible any fire hydrant, water valve, manhole or obstruct the natural water drainage of any street, nor shall more than one-half (1/2) of the width of the street immed-iately in front of the property be so obstructed. The extent of the use of the streets or alleys for this purpose shall be at the discretion of the Director of Community Development. Co It shall be unlawful to mix mortar,, concrete or any other materials upon the surface of sidewalks or street pavement* row*= Aff 40 go It M 40 ,ww the event that sufficient ♦warning la.r nterns Alre not provided or properly maintained around such material, excavation or building that 0 is being moved, the Department of Public Works may place and maintain the required lanterns, charging for this service at the rate of fifteen I dollars ($15.00) per day or any fraction thereof. This charge shall be deducted from deposits as required in Section 21.209. (Ord. 2123., 11-27- 68) Sec. 21.209. Street Obstruction Permit Fees; Deposits, Bonds. A -a No street, alley, parkway or other public property shall be obstructed without a special permit first having been secured from the Director of Public Works, as provided in Section 21.610 of this Chapter. (See Section 21.612 of this Chapter.) (See Section. 21.612 of this Chapter) (Ord. 2123 11-27-68; amd. Ord. 2885 4-4-79) See. 21.210. Elevator Permits. A. It shall be unlawful to construct, install or alter any elevator in any building without first obtaining a permit from the Bureau of Code Enforcement. C - Permit fees for elevator installation or alteration shall be as set out in Section 21.612 of this Chapter. D. Every elevator now or hereafter in operation,, together with hoistway equipment, shall be inspected by the Superintendent of Building or his duly authorized agent twice each year. In no case shall any new equipment be placed in operation until inspection of same has been made. It shall be the duty of every owner, agent, lessee and/or occupant of any building wherein such equipment is installed and of the person in charge or in control of such equipment to permit the making of an elevator inspection and all devices -,used tn, connect.1,11111 therewith upon demand being 1, Al Rk made by the Director off, witbin five (5) days from the date such demand is mr, vw mn 4M 0� Mwi 0A0 M E. Whereever any elevator has been inspected and the tests herein 01 required shall have been made of all safety devices with which such equipment is required to be equipped and the result of such inspection BUILDING CODE ALAI and tests show such equipment to be inl%good working condition, and that !11 ',1/" such safety devices are in good workingcondiltion 9,0- g, o, o d re p a i r *1 t I 7 shall be the duty of the Director of o� �. U�,,-L`D, e v, upon the • payment of the inspection fee requir b y thi s "'t'o''Issue or cause to be issued, a certificate setting forth the result of such inspection tests and containing the date of inspection, the weight which such equipment will safely carry and a statement to the effect that the shaft doors, hoistway and all equipment, including safety devices, comply with all applicable provisions of this Code. It shall be the joint and several duty of the owner, agent, lessee or occupant of the building in which such equipment to frame the certificate and place the same in a I go go conspicuous place in each elevator. The words safe condition in this Section shall mean that it is safe for any load up to the approved weight named in such certificate. (Ords2123, 11-27-68: amd. Ord. 28851 4-4-79) Sec* 21.211. Revocation of Permits. At any time for reasonable cause, consistent with the provisions of this Chapter, any permit issued pursuant to the terms of this Article may be revoked by the Director of .... . . . .. -4-n't, (Ord* 2123, 11-27-68) Z Sec. 21.212. Compliance With Building and Zoning Codes. A. It shall be unlawful to construct,, erect,, enlarge, remodel, alter or repair any building or structure in violation of the Building or Zoning Codes. Violators of any of the provisions or requirements of the Building Code shall be subject to the general penalties as provided for herein. B. In connection with the construction of any new building or ctu re tbhe,rspla a"ning a permit shall submit to the ..... . .... yg'.� r%, , p o,b t a Vf-1 . . . . . . . . . . . immediately after the installation of the 0 n said building or structure,,, a spot survey bearing the certificate of a registered surveyor which said spot survey shall set forth the exact location of the said foundation and footings in relation to the lot lines and said registered surveyor's certificate that . . ....... . . . . . .the same are in compliance with all Village ordinances and regulations P& "'applicable thereto. Construction. work cannot, P'r,,,,.o.C, .1 a,� rWi�i„G,,,, '. , "',,'”. r„y�� ( .0 i. d sP survey has been received and approved by the (See Sec. 4.302 of this Code.) Nothing conta nates an.y 0 the requirements set forth in Section 21.214 hereof. (Ord. 21231) 11-27- 68) Exception: Additions to existing single family residential buildings in which a survey was presented prior to the issuance of the permit* .7W Sec, 21.213, Zoning Restrictions. BUILDING CODE The restrictions of the Zoning Code (See Chapter 14 of this Code for zoning pro visionse) with respect to the location of trades and industries the use and occupancy of build' I I ings the height and bulk of buildings and the areas of yards, courts and open spaces shall not be deemed to be modified by any provisions of this Code, and such restrictions shall be controlling except where this Code imposes more stringent restrictions, in which case the provisions of this Code shall take precedence. (Ord. 21232 11-27-68) Seca 21.214. Inspections. A , It shall be unlawful to proceed with the construction of any building for which a permit is issued unless the contractor makes written application to the Department of Community Development for inspections in each of the following instances.* I. When ready for footing to be poured* 2. Before foundation is backfilled and drain the is covered; 3* When sewer installation is ready; 4a When stack is installed'. 5. Electrical, plumbing and framing before lath and plaster or sheet rock is 'Installed; 6. When ready to pour basement floor-, 7. When all work is completed and prior to the issuance of the certificate of occupancy pursuant to Section 21.217 herein,* Be All requests for inspections shall be requested by telephone or on blanks supplied by the Bureau of Code Enforcement with at least twenty four (24) hours advance notice. Ca Whenever the contractor or builder proceeds with work without requesting an inspection as above set forth, he shall be required to uncover all closed work to enable proper inspection of work performed and failure of contractor to procure inspection as above provided, will subject him to the penalties provided for in this Code. (Ord. 2123, 11- 27-68) Seco 21*215. Right to Enter Premisess BUILDING CODE T hh e and hi s duly authorized inspecto i.n the disco fro ," r� of their official duties and upon the presentation ofthe proper identification. e identificatiohav authority to enter any building, structure or premises whether occupied, completed or in the process of construction, at any reasonable hour when such entry is necess the 01 -Impos orf i'-6- erformance of any duty ed upon the tt n"' NI IL i by the provisions of this Building C 6' d"e' Z�7, d the administration or enforcement of whi ch i e r orinance s NN v - Committed tthe Bureau of Code o the Jurisdiction of Enforcement, I, -,t s h a 11 be u n 1 a w, f u, 1 f o r a n s o n to interfere L "T� fiJ`nder or prevent t t or with, he- 1, h 1 duly authorized inspecto Is rs from p'e-'rforming any o f the duties imposed upon them by Article II of the Building Code, and a ay, pb rson 'whopm."s-hufal] . o interfere, hinder or prevent t e-1 '-4 or h i s duly authorized inspectors n""o" "less than twenty five Dollars ($25-00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00). (Ord. 21232 11-27-68) Sec. 21.216. Stop Orders. A In accordance with Section 4.303 of the Municipal Code of Mount P r os P,q ct of violation of any of the provisions of this Code the qg q ft . . . .. ... . hall serve U C "A --ng' on the owner of the property in Flo P* -4 663NA", , �Atr/llaw) Of queS tion a written n,0 lc�6T such violations and in the event that the work or condition continues, he shall issue a stop order on all ,_ 0 construc , L10n work. ore, . .... SII `�F S:fir rtirrGa t °R 77 or h*s duly IL B The41 r B MN ..... ...... - ..... ..... I hereby author, ed to stop work without first giving w. • It appears that the public health and endangered by the continuance of said work; or authorized agents is notice when either: safety shall be 2• The Work commenced without the prior issuance of necessary permits as required in this Municipal Code*, Sec. 21.217. Certificate of Occupancy. A. No build]' -ng here ifnaf ter erected, enlarged or altered, shall be occupied or used, in whole or in part, until a certificate of occupancy .......................... ......... . . . . ........................ . ..... . . ....... . - - ---- 77 'p, r shall have been issued by the t' d, -m-n-gi. ce to f ying that -en,-t C e such building or part thereof 'conforms to the provis"' f the I 11011S, 0 Building and other applicable Codes of the Village. B. Every application for a building permit shall be deemed to be an application for an occupancy certificates 1. Single Family Dwelling Building Permits. No occupancy certificate shall be issued- unless and -until the entire residence or residential structure or addition thereto shall have been completed; and then, such occupancy certificate shall only be issued pursuant to the ordinances of the Village. 29 Multiple Family Dwell -Ing Building Permits. No occupancy certificate shall be 'issued unless and until any apartment unit or units of such building or addition thereto, shown by the plans and specifications of the permiltee as an to areall . or an entire floor of the building or addition thereto shall have been completed and adequate safety measures provided pursuant to paragraph 4 below. 3. Commercial and Industrial Building Permits,* No occupancy certificate shall be issued unless and until any unit or units of such building or addition thereto, shown by the plans and specifications of the permlittee as an ''area" or suite to be treated as such unit, shall have been completed and adequate safety measures provided pursuant to paragraph 4 below. - 4. Safety Precautions. In each instance where an occupancy certificate is requested for other than an entire building or addition to an existing building, the permittee shall have first provided and shall continue to maintain during the remaining construction to be done on said premises and until an occupancy certificate has been issued for every part of such build-ing.- a Fully completed ingress to and egress from the unit or units for which theoccupancy certificate is sought in order not to jeopardize the life or property of the general public or any resident of such building. b. Complete and total quarantine and isolation of all areas ounits in the said building for which an occupancy r IitI certificate has not been issued, ce Separate ingress to and egress from areas under construct* ion so as to keep workmen and building materials without the completed units of such building. Ce No certificate of •occupancy shall be issued hereunder for the occupancy of any building constructed or altered after the enactment of these regulations unless the building has been constructed or altered in compliance with the provisions of these regulations. Upon making final e c, 01 0 n work f o r which a pe rmi t con s t ru ct 4 ��XVft is req red the 71P, :,W "JI/I old ))0 may execute a document indicating t xi hat such i-.tu �'MAAO, AW&;Z f i n al inspection has bee" Imade and that he found no violation of the provisions of these regulations in connection therewith, but such document shall be in. no way a certifi lawfully existing building, except as may be necessary for the safety of he a 1 ba"', ''',""12-fe."and, prop rt written request from the owner,, the A- �', ", ya p on wrl Tn, 74 'J!I .. . .... ..... C ,I . ...... .. after verification by the inspect' ion ........ ..• 'h,,a`wt h, e b u i I'd, i n g' C" 6`-M p IT e 8,," wIt"h t"He provisions of this Code and Zoning Code shall issue a certificate of occupancy for such buildings 46 Be No change of occupancy or use shall be made 'in a building that Is inconsistent with last issued certificate of occupancy for such . ....... .. . orf,inspection building, unless the_',,,','',, finds upon I ct i% S t�b'e provisions of this and t I that such building co . . . . . . . . , ;11 In, I" I , "a the Zoning Codes with respect to the proposed new occupancy and use. W, C Any building g or structure or portion thereof, that has been I I n damn ed by reason of decay, fire and other cause, may 9 be restored to its Ided such ,, pconditon I Is then consistent with the original conditionrovi i provisions of the Building Code pertaining to public safety and health and provided the cost of restoration work does not exceed one-half of the eatimated fair value of the building or the structure - proposed to be restored. D. Any building or structure, or portion thereof, damaged by reason of decay, fire, or other cause, more than one-half of the estimated value aforesaid shall, when restored, be made to comply throughout with the provisions of the Building* anal Zoning Codes. E. When any building or portion thereof has suffered damage by reason of decay, fire or otherwise to a structural condition which renders said building unsafe and the owner does niot,,_t,sakle,, immediat A, `T�""; W actJ'on,._,t,,o eliminate the dangerous condit ifon, the .......... ............ w -d shall instruct the Department of Public Works t o brace, 'eck or ...... . .... erwise eliminate the said dangerous condition. The cost of such work shall be paid by owner. F e The estimated value referred to in this Section shall be determined by __the, (Ord* 2123., 11-27-68 ) Sec* 21e219. Dangerous or Incompleted Buildings and Nuisanceso A. Any building or parts thereof which have been allowed to deteriorate to a dangerous condition, and incompleted buildings and excavations for buildings on -which work has stopped for a period of more "ic than thirty (30) days are hereby to be declared ublic nuisances* to Be If after the Superi-ntendent-of---B "Ic"l. d, -i n -g as served a notice on the owner of the property to remedy the condition or nuisance, he fails within to take the necessary action within ten (10) days to correct the nuisance, the owner will be subject to the general penalty for violations set forth elsewhere In this Code. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) Sec.* 21*220* Building on Unimproved Lots. 00,ee, I No permits shall be issued for the erection of buildings for habitation on any lot or parcel of land within the Village unless a highway, road or street or way for public service facilities improved with pavement, water mains and sanitary sewers meeting Village specifications is provided to serve said lot or parcel of land. (Ord. 2123,, 11-27-68) Sec. 21.221. Sidewalks. AP c ii A. No sidewalk shall be obstructed in t, '�e c,, quzs, b,u 3L 1 din n g W on lot, d operations without a special permit from the "n o, and whenever a removal of a sidewalk 'is re q u I r, e d'd, a I e� .. .. ....... 6,q� ", W14j*,W' "T' done until a perm"Lt is secured from theuNwury V. qo B Any person making application f o r a building permit shall, at the time of making application and in consideration of the issuance of such permit by the Village, agree as part of the improvement to be erected, to construct sidewalks along the front and in. cases of corner lots, along the side of such premises as do not have good useable sidewalks and to replace such broken and unrepairable sections of existing sidewalks as the Village shall designate and to repair and patch any such sections of sidewalk which are broken or cracked but which are repairable, whether or not such breaks or cracks occur before or after construction of such building; such sidewalks shall be built or repaired Co comply with ordinance and other requirements of the Village relating A to construction of sidewalks and shall be constructed under the supervision and subject to the approval of the Village Engineer,, 1. The proper grade at which such sidewalk or sidewalks shall be constructed shall be furnished to the applicant at actual cost* 2. In addition to the foregoing provisions ,, each , applicant shall, at the time of making application for such tl building permit, deposit with the Village Treasurer the sum of six dollars ($6.00) for each lineal foot of frontage of the lot for which a permit I is sought, and if a corner lot, the additional sum of three dollars seventy five cents ($3.75) for each lineal foot of such frontage on the side street. 3. Said deposit shall be returned to the applicant after the sidewalk has been constructed and accepted by the Village; provided, however, that If such sidewalk I is prov I I not constructed w n one ye'Ithi r from the date of such permit, the Village shall a pI then be authorized to construct such sidewalk andpay for such construction out of the.deposit made under the provisions of this Article. 4. No certificate of occupancy for such premises need be granted by the Village unless and until such sidewalk shall have been constructed or repaired and found acceptable by the Engineering Department of the Village. (Ord. 2 123 11-2 7-68 Sec. 21.2220 Night Construction Restricted. No construction or alteration operati 0 ons shall be carried on within the Village between the hours of seven o'clock (7-00) P.M. and eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. (Ord. 2123,, 11-27'68) Sec* 21.223. Burden of Proof. In all instances herein when facts are in dispute on an • issue raised between an owner or permit,t-e,,q,,` and the Bureau of ... . .... ... C o d er cement, the decision of the L, shall etZo such r t.,: .. ... .. .. h 11 control. However the b u '' act in issue is upon the said owner or permittee who may receive independent consultation with and recommendation from engineers.% laboratory testing services o r an. y 17 J6 n d all of whom shall be acceptable to the g' so as to determine the facts provIded, however that s t of such services shall be borne by such owner or permittees (Ord. 212311-27-68) . ... .... ARTICLE I I i FIRE !LIMITS rpri �Y w ECTlC � 21 . 301. Conflagration Hazard District Established 21.3012. Exceptions 21.303. Nonconforming Uses 21 .304. Special RegulationsBuildings Containing Four or More/ Stories 21.305. Conflict With tither Ordinances�"�"�,�� 21 . 3O6. Special Requirements for Existing Multiple Family� �`"wellirzgs W n Sec. 21.301. Conf.la.gration. Hazard ]District Establish A. For the p .rp"ose of lessening the possibi l"i ty of conflagration or fire spread between buildings in close proximity a conflagration hazard district to be known as Conflagration. Hazard D,;./strict is hereby established, within. which Con.fl.agration. Haza,,r, District certain types of w construction. are prohibited as specified in/'Section 21.302 hereunder. I B. .All property lying within, or which hereafter may be situated within. the B-1, 8--2, 8--31 B--4; I--1 and Y-2 zoning districts as delineated in the Village Zoning Ordinances (See Chapter 14 of this Code) shall be construed as being in. said. Conflagration Hazard District. All properties developed under special use ordinan'llces for business uses or industrial uses shall be included in. the Con.f, agration Lazard District. C. A building or structure shall be deemed to be with.i.n. the Conflagration Hazard District//if an ',,portion of the area of such building or structure Is located therein.. Nothing in, this Article shall be interpreted to prevent the/ application' ' of l.oc.a.t 'Ion li.mitati.on.s by the Zoning Ordinance of the Village. (Ord. 28852 4-4-79) Sec. 21.302. 2. Exp ptions . The,followin.,g accessory structures shall be allowed as exceptions within. the. Conflagration. Hazard '�'istrict. As Fences not exceeding the heightl%mitati ,l"' s of the Village Fence or Zoning Ordinance. �y g B • Temporary platforms, reviewing stands, builde' rs ' shanties, and similar temporary structures erected for a limited ti. ew,� as approved by tore Superintendent of Building. "��„ mry� M {H C. Greenhouses not more than fifteen. feet (151) in hei.ght erected on the same lot a, and accessory to, a store. ! 01 D. Wall signs affixed flat against the building. E • Ground signs where permitted and not exceeding the,,,,f°height and square foot requirements of the Sign Ordinance of the Villz`ge. (See Chapter 9, Article IV of this Code.) (Ord. 2885, 4-4--79)1/ N Sec. 21.303. Nonconforming Uses. ll, ref rN The provisions of the Village Zoning Ordinance relating to nonconforming uses and structures shall not .affect the requirements of i (See Secti-orn. 14.107 of this Sec. 21.304. Special Regulat` y Buildings containing Four or More Stories* w A Standpipes* Standpipes and s lr Fire Department siamu.ese connections shall be no further an. ten. feet (10') apart; shall be located on the s t',on roadside wall of any such building, shall be readily \"ble; and shall be located no further than three hundre ,/ 00 ') from the nearest operable fire hydrant, whi'c'he hundred feet (300') shall be measured along a route n ormally usped by motor vehicles. Pk k 2. Wet standpipes or class l�`'. anal class III service shall be provided on each floor. , n � M µ a. All hose so installed shall be o a type single ` jacket rubber lined ill, P.S.I. test and N.Sa T. (National Standard Thread). m4 eeµ be Such stand pipes, shall be installed 1.. accordance With the National Fire Protection Association Pam"phlet No. 14. Of q :EXCEPTION: Buildings ` ` �w d ngs prov�.d�d with compl � e automatic sprinkler protection. °d Be Elevat'ors ; ;dire Service. is e' A three (3) position (on., off and by-pass), key shall be provided at the main floor for each single elevator and for each group of elevators* This key switch shall be iocated in the left door Jamb of the elevator entrance. Where "'there is more rthan one elevator, the left elevator shall have 'the switch. The keyed switch shall be located not less than six feet six inches (6'6") above the floor and mately f our inches (4") below the head j amb . keyed switch shall be provided in or ,djacen.t to the panel of each elevator. The switch, when operated, the elevator on emergency service. 3. ,Power operated doors shall remain closed when the elevator stops at any landing except the main floor until opened by continuous pressure on a door-open button. switch. As soon as this door-open. switch is rel.ease;d, the doors shall automatically reclose. , P 4 edge devices are installed on the, leading edge of the car doors, these devices shall remain operative and doors may be maintained in open position by operation of the device. Any feature that may cause doors to reclose after be.�ng held in a. predetermined time shall be disconnected. 5. Keys required'�,to call or operate elevators shall be P kept in a conspicuous location at the main floor as approved by the Bureau of Fire Prevention. The box shall have a lock--type cover which can, be opened", by the Fire Depar tment 's alarm box key. The box shall contain a separate key for each elevator in the ,group. +6 • Every group of e levy .„nors in a building subject to the provisions of this Section 21.3,,04 shall be available for firemen's emergency 'service. l buildings where there are. several groups of elevators and there individual key switches are provided to c 'u.se cars to return, to the main floor, this arrangement is satisfactory proivided that a separate key box is provided for//each. group of elevators., 7. Immediately adjacent to the `Jiremen's return switch in the car station, a push button, shall be provided to cancel all regia. registered c'lls schen, the elevator is ion. firemen's control. The. button'sha.11 be marked ""Fire +Contro"I . This button shall not be required if all car calls are cancelled schen the car makes .its' first stop. Co Fire Extinguishers and Fire Alarm Systems. /I* Ten. (10) pound ABC fire e tinguishei.s shall be installed in breakable glass fronted cabinets ,at locations meeting the requirements of the National Fire \Protection Association, Pamphlet No. 101. 2• Fire alarm systems shall conform to all requirements cif the. National Fire Codes hereinbefore adopted. (See Section 21.104 of this Chapter.) D. Special 'Tiring. I . Non.e ergized wiri F. Emergency Lighting Circuits . Emergency lightin°W � circuits shall %be provided for all exit signs and in all corridors, stairwells basements, assembly rooms and any other public area. Such lighting shall con.f orm to,, the requirements of the National Fire Co ° ;s (See Section 21.104 of this Code) hereinbefore adopted. O. Smoke Hatches and Approved Roof Access adders. Smoke hatches and approved roof access ladders shall be provided in all stairways . Such hatches shall be activated manually and y automatic smoke detection devices. EXCEPTION:v In smoke proof towers' or prescribed stairwells, smoke detector activation shah. be eliminated. �t H. Signing's i' "shall be provided: 1. A sign shall be nd maintained within each stairwell enclosure on every door indicating the number of the floor* h w 9 / 2• each bank of elevators shall be in.den.t�fied by an alphabetical letter or letters indicating the geographical location o� �'a �e, such as "N" .for north, "S.G .. for southwest or NoMgo for �l,ddle°,, etc. A sign indicating the letter " or letters of identif, catiLo I shall be posted and maintained at each elevator lan.di, and on ��N the side of the stair door in which egress is to be made. ` . Stair re entry signs s�all be posted and maintained on each floor within each stairway door, where applicable, 3. 1. whether re --entry is provided into the building and the floor whe-r°' ism e—en.try is so' provided. k4 ", / M 4• Evacuation signs shall be rnided in all multi --fa ly units indicating the apartment location and_ proper evacuation route as well as emergency telephone nnumbers and directions. 5. Room identi sec. 21 . 05. Conflict With other Ordinances. jo Nothing in this Article III shall be deemed to , ;,�"w of lxet with any other law or ordinance of the Tillage or 11".y regulations contained in this Chapter . (Ord.2 u, , 4-4-79) sae. 21.306. Special Requirements for Existing Mu'''ltiple Family Dwellings. The owners of existing dwellings within the Village of Mount Prospect shall comply with the following requirements* .. Self -Closers,: moors betwr en 'apartments and corridors shall be self --closing. The self -closing device shall be of an approved type. Be Smoke Detectors : ►proved si m ;le station smoke detector, battery powered, shall be installed in a proved manner in every living ung within m dwelling. Wh e `, activwated, the detector shall initiate an alarm which 'is audible in t ,e sleeping rooms of that unit. ` f w C. Emergency :_, s, Any multi -family dwe1.L,.,in.g with twenty six or more living units shall have emergency lig;�,,t,�ing - All emergency lighting shall be ' in accordance with N . F . P . A . #1011 w,se: c ion 5--9. (Ord. . 29692 12-18-79) BUILDING CODE IR jwo) ARTICLE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN SECTION: na Design. Standards 2 72 1" 1 4 `rch1tectural Approval 0 A R *40 epetition of Design II Exterior Materials J Architectural Commission Recommendations 2 1 Floor Area Ratio Requirements Sec. Design Standards* 1 Z 11, All new construction of buildings and all alterations, modifications and improvements to existing buildings shall be of an architectural design, not manifestly inferior, radically different from., nor incompatible with existing i buildings n the neighborhood (Including buildings under construction). Such design shall: A. Not cause a substantial depreciation of property values to such fisting buildings in the neighborhood; Be Not Impair the marketability of neighboring properties; C. Preserve the taxable value of property within the Village; D. Not cause or contribute to a deterioration of the health,,, sanI Ltation, safety and public welfare of such neighborhood brought about by poor planning, 'Indiscriminate and unregulated construction or inferior and unsuitable buildings. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) I lop IS e c Architectural Approval. No building permit required under the provisions of Article II shall be issued unless the provisions of this Article IV are satisfied. (Ord* 2123, 11-27-68) IL Oil. Sec. Repetition of Design. Ala It shall be unlawful for any contractor or builder to construct residential buildings of the same front exterior design on more than twenty percent (20%) of the lots on the same side of the street of any one.block. In computing the twenty percent (20%) requirement, referred to In the first sentence of subsection A any part of a fraction shall be 0000-0 =94P B. Buildings with the same front exterior design may not be constructed adjacent to each other on the same side of the street or across the street from each other where the overlap of frontage is greater than twenty five percent (25%). 1. Change in front exterior design shall mean a change of the roof line elevations or a set back variation in the front design of the building, tion 2* The addition of an attached garage shall be considered as a front exterior design change. 3. Changes in windows doors shutters or color of brick or paint shall not be considered as front exterior design change. 4. Reversal of plans shall not be considered front exterior design change. C* Corner lots shall be considered as f ronting on the street on which the minimum thirty foot (30 f) set back is established. (Ord* 21231, 11-27-68) Exterior Materials Jp , 111111f, Z4 A Free standing buildings and bull'dings fronting on more than one street shall have the same material or architectur.ally harmonious materials used on all exterior walls. Buildings partially free-standing shall have the same material or archl t ecturally harmonious materials used on all exposed potions of all exterior walls. Nothing herein contained shall be held to require the use of more than one material on any wall unless more than one material is used for other exposed walls. Bo All single and multiple family dwellings of brick construction s,hall be faced with pressed face brick. on all f our (4) sides. Common- br"ic,'k may be used for specific architectural eff, -;n approval by the i 'g " 00,"X�VMW . . . .. ..... z no, 04 r ch i It le, c al Commis' nd acceptance by the A, i ion a 0 (Orde 212 3., 11-27-68) �� �.�� ,ry Wvwvp, Mm )7,4� Architectural Commission Recom 40 w r Secy �"� , Floor AreaRatioRequirements. iia i rta 7 99, i ,vart,� � rm L �w r '(�'j the �^� ty /'^�, "[�"^ ^��'y� I t shall L! 4 'fir d iuL o ,i. t LL �, ��; � �, ni"e"n, t, S review re,, I u u e floor � �� t e d b► x 1 d. Ji -n , (Ord. r d. 2.1 , 11-27-68) 5 06 Altering Grade Levels S e ce I . .. . . . General Lot Grade Maximums No lot shall be graded in such a manner grade of such lot to any point higher than a level between the grade of the lots on either such lot,, (Orda 21231, 11-27-68) ranr Seed, Foundation Grades and Rules. rto as to raise the cont inuous grade s ide abutting I A - All foundation grades shall be established in such a manner a to achieve the free, natural and unobstructed flow of surface watere I 6 Bo The Director of Engineering shall from time to time promulgate detailed rules, not Inconsistent with thi's Art-icle, for the purposeof ietermining foundation grades. Such rules shall become effective by filing same in the office of the Village Clerk and shall then have the force and effect of an ordinance of the Village. Ce Every application for a building permit shall show the foundation grade and set forth a grading plan for the proposed construction, determined in accordance with this Article and rules established pursuant thereto. No building permit shall be issued unless such foundation grade and grading plan I's in accordance with the provisions of this Article and rules issued hereunder. i� Do The foundation height at the thirty foot (30') building line is twelve inches (12") above si'dewalke Use middle of lot for measurement* Top of foundation, should be four inches (4") above finish grade* Side, service walks and drives are to be a minimum of four inches (4") below top of foundatiO'no (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) Sec. Subdivision Grade Plans. The provisions of Sections 21.501 and 21*502 shall be BUILDING CODE GRADE (REGULATIONS SECTION: N 5 General Lot Grade Maximums 01 2„ Foundation Grades and Rules 4, Subdivision Grade Plans Conformity With Lot Grading Plan 15,0 Compliance Required Prior to Occupancy Permit 5 06 Altering Grade Levels S e ce I . .. . . . General Lot Grade Maximums No lot shall be graded in such a manner grade of such lot to any point higher than a level between the grade of the lots on either such lot,, (Orda 21231, 11-27-68) ranr Seed, Foundation Grades and Rules. rto as to raise the cont inuous grade s ide abutting I A - All foundation grades shall be established in such a manner a to achieve the free, natural and unobstructed flow of surface watere I 6 Bo The Director of Engineering shall from time to time promulgate detailed rules, not Inconsistent with thi's Art-icle, for the purposeof ietermining foundation grades. Such rules shall become effective by filing same in the office of the Village Clerk and shall then have the force and effect of an ordinance of the Village. Ce Every application for a building permit shall show the foundation grade and set forth a grading plan for the proposed construction, determined in accordance with this Article and rules established pursuant thereto. No building permit shall be issued unless such foundation grade and grading plan I's in accordance with the provisions of this Article and rules issued hereunder. i� Do The foundation height at the thirty foot (30') building line is twelve inches (12") above si'dewalke Use middle of lot for measurement* Top of foundation, should be four inches (4") above finish grade* Side, service walks and drives are to be a minimum of four inches (4") below top of foundatiO'no (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) Sec. Subdivision Grade Plans. The provisions of Sections 21.501 and 21*502 shall be i-16101 ' supplemental to the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance respecting any subdivision approved pursuant to the provisions of sailiI c; , No }'� permit hall be issued by the w, unless he has ouile a rm�� W "x"71 "" , Pi� �j4 tarry w f'✓e ml, moved o grad.zng plan o such subdivision. (Ord. 2123, fm Y� 1 „ ' N Nm armi I ° (I4 '',I Conformity With Lot Grading Plan. "'�"" �mNII 4 Vf wama»fdGe",:lvw'mrrm + ,fia wp ver building glocationo �� �e d � 2 � f o r which ch a lot grading plan is on file, pursuant to the provisions of Section 21.503, shall conform to said lot grading plan.. (Ord. 21232 11-27-68) el c Compliance 1--7- Compliance a uired Prior to Occupancy Permit. I No occupancy permit or other indication I,��pW', `�«W' +pwyy,,, +yyW� (,�w/�W `may', the - ., o a �. o new 'lw�' 'V r➢ , "' ' r� "" '., ,� oM �WJ '. t . �m I�,ur.. issued L '�1e.�. I` given b L. f.i "' ,,j ^` �fi�:ry a� ,,..,s"'� W�'V'W�r(arw�iof➢�hN��..J ^SIN �� u r o �.u,�s unl all grd.e requirements Wm JJi r0 ,"� Imi (Nil � � ,� ��i �mfm'�"� ` °rfl"`oMivP w FP ,� r ��, �aF .� �`��c,1.e have been met. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) 17 � �1J,�7miNi� s � ;, �� eriug Grade LevelIs. rd YY „s n� BUILDING CODE W, ARTICLE FEES, BONDS AND DEPOSITS SECTION& 1 6 0 Basis of Building Permit Fees 41 Fees for Perm*ts f Imp (k Q? Aw 6 Building Permits All i� 1 6 11 A Electrical Permits 6 5 Plumbing Permits Gas Piping Permits 011 21 0 '7 Air Conditioning anal Refrigeration. Permits Mechanical Equipment Installation Permits 0 01, 19 S,%!-:lwer Permit Fees Ira,0*1� Street Obstruction Permit Fees; DeposIts, Bonds 16, I's Water Meter Rental Fees and Construction. Water Use Fee Elevator Escalator and Dumbwaiter Permit and Inspectlion Fees AP Plan Examnat'on Fees Gasoline Storage Tank Permit Re' inspect 'Ion Fees i 616114 -JO" Demol"tion and Moving of Buildings* Fees and Bonds 6'' 7 Sidewalk Deposit V,fCert'f*cate of Occupancy 1V I I j r., 10KI"If", Fence Permit Fee j V, Parkway Tree Deposit; Fee :'00"', Driveway Permit Fee 2,1,17,11111111 A111,11011.1"o S e c asis *f Building Permit Feesm 9 For the purpose of determining a basis for computing - build' ermit fees the estimated coV o uay st of construction shall Ing p j mm be determined by the, as follows: 11 &Z6,42,'14 . . ...... .. s A The" may accept an estimate furnished f'o'' h *1 m by the Be He may require a certificate of the cost of construction from a licensed architect or a registered structural or professional engineer, or Co He may require an affidavit from the owner or his agent setting forth the estimated cost of the proposed work; or D. He may make 28853 4-4-79) .710 S, e, IC. Fees For such estimate as (Ord • Permits. The permit fees to be charged for permits authorized and required by the Municipal Code shall be paid to the Village and shall be as provided in the following subsections. (Ord. 2885 4-4-79) S e c 2-1--. &03-. Building Permits. The minimum fee for any permit to alter, construct, enlarge, erect, lower., raise, remodel, repair or underpin any building, structure or part thereof as required by this Chapter, shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00). provided that the cost of the work authorized by said permit does not exceed one thousand dollars ($11000100). When the cost of any such work $25.00 for the first $1,000.00 exceeds $1,000000, the fee shall of cost, plus $6.00 for each be computed at the rate of additional $1,,000.00 of cost or or fraction thereof. (Orda 2885, 4-4-79 and 3135, 9-1-81) See., 21.604. Electrical Permits. The permit fee to be charged for electrical Installation and alteration shall be as follows: (See Article VIII of this Chapter.) (Ord. 29313, 8-7-79) A -a minimum permit fee shall be twe-nty five dollars ($25.00). (Ord 293130 8-7-79 and Ord. 3135, 9-1-81) B. For the inspection. of original T'nstallation of a one or two family dwelling, the fee shall be. 2 C11 0 to 1,000 sq.ft. C, 1001 to 1,599 sq.ft. 41(flol)% ..... . . . . . . 11 600 to 2,1, 399 sq. f to 23% 400 to 2,999 sq f t jp` 3 000 sq f t and over y. T an In addition to the foregoing., electrical service fe e sly ll be paid in accordance with schedule for new service fees I(Ord. V K 'Y r -7-79) ml 29312 8 4(4, C• Conversions 0 s, in, g , e .. . . . ...... i, res en, c e s u'garages, Y recreation rooms,, dormers, etc., the permit f1p e tl �S! a, I J., T"U t e, fr'k v . ... ....... . -'a Min'MUM fee, twenty $25.00 nt I() 77"')%,", "M fv 'b " . .... ....... j �,(.7 77�!,711 T . . ... ...... . .... . . 91 0 r d,, 3 1, 3 5, Y, amd V,,, 4,� ;j Ord. d c �r0"", MC w 0 -I.- "Iff ua . . . ........ ....... ......... ......... I 9-1-81) D Commercial and industrial remodeling: Minimum fee 1 -US f . . ... ..... OF . . ......... ... eft 4D- -,n e -r, e—a -d-&e-c I , ,rR 0� , I -e c en V� p-er,, -Ic wd^n '7 . . . . . . -1111�1111111.-11-�, lwk, I Z 4�, Ilk, —b t t- m o o r",8 -p ow e r consuming The fee fo, r I,, n, s P,6 c: t e 1, e c W devi Ce jther than light ing circulLts 7 1 12" $6wOO 1 A Plus eac,, lior,,pepowler or kilowatt *50 (Each kilowatt of electrical power shall be considered I H. P. for fee purposes) Fe Circuit Count Schedule: Circuits � 1� nr�n. - - - �, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 51 over inclusive Inclusive 75 inclusive 75 yJ�nll ..... .. .. V)pw* 5.00 10,00 15eOO 20.00 25.00 30.00 35.00 40*00 45*00 50. 0 0 54.00 58*00 62.00 66400 70,00 74.00 78.00 82.00 86*00 90000 94.00 98,00 102,00 106*00 110000 3*50 3,25 3,00 each addit ional each additional ,,a-! ,ach add itional . . r For the inspection of a l wire circuit the f ee shall be th 4,e 3) tunes the amount of a tl2 ire circuit . The fees for e a.mina.t�`r..on of plans when plans are subs It ted that aye not �.n on un ct on cap th, construct on ar plumb' shall b a� / �rR���. � ,, �.,,.� r,�� +rF ° � ��� � �r,,,.= »�,. �` �"'��� W ._ � � t�.,r��dJ�M°'",*",, �; ��oi�rr �a'w�' ;w y •Ir' r� :"��.:» � u,,;9q„v�� i w, Nau/ r ;�/�,//, �; ,.�Ik „ .r,Ja / �rr,�.wi '� ,y��,,,, ,r�r�Nu ,°,✓i' � , °, 'R� '"g"'a'w� �..,-„„ ...� .,«...„ a�iw�,�,., ���� � ; `9� "Wwn�� � , - �W I� ;�� ° �" rw9�'✓r,Iw�rtFrcu4'"�''�.�,„�,� , For the inspection for new services the fees shall be as 60 ampere service one meter ����� If each additional meter 00 e Al ie»l� 10 q fl9 ampere s eryice onefr eter �yy; �1, each additional meter 200 ampere service one meter � T �P� �,. : Vfl each additionalmeter ¢ T%I 1 I4 JO y / I � e fUT. 400 ampere \..w L 4.7 ivi `Ww err. one meter tpMX^X�INPIfiu 4MV' r i f II� Um i � each additional meter 5.00 V 1`.J V ampere service ''*� ► n,. e` rsi. ► � ` �- «ann l' .fi "l � N each `Y�+ additional meter av� 0 4Jt�„/ ampere service one g3e�er �G4/I each Gl �wi +4.i t V 3.1 Q meter "Fl ,terr 6*6 1000 ampere service one meterWA r y ID eac h additional meter 5.00 � 1200 ampere service one meter l �eI/° w each additional meter • V O 1400 ampere serviceone meter� ly � y l�oD����(�ffll� ° O*NWOIIIIIM 01, each a.dd2.tion.al meter 5 00 ��Jkr 11,,ik 100 ampere service o tt n,e In e er r�m MLg �,V each additional teeter 1300 ampere service one meter Ion each additional meter 5.00 2000 ampe tservice ervic/ o na meter I (r ,r` each additional meter . 0 3000 ampere service one meter 85.00 each additional meter V, 5.00 4000 ampere service one meter 110.00 5000 ✓00 amper/service ervice o ia meter 135,00 0 each additional meter 5,00 6000 ampere service one meter 160.00 each additional meter 5*00 7000 ampere service one meter 185*00 each additional meter 5*00 8000 ampere service one meter 210*00 each additional meter 5e00 9000 ampere service one meter 235e00 each additional meter 5,00 10000 ampere service one meter 260.00 each additional meter 5.00 For service ampere ratings other than those listed., the fee Ils to be that provided for the next larger size as qj established by subsection J. When inspections are callmfred f or and re -y on is required, S . ... .. inspecti 7,,We 0-- _IL*,j� 1 11 11 1 1, will be deducted from bond re -inspection fee of 't or deposit fees. Z 01 ILIf 111 ��" f "(' /( $, a separate 417 For feeders i n s t a 11 e d o r increased i n ampacit inst -ion: allat' J I f "A ot Y"I e_ one 41, A F11 ... . .. .. . ... .. . . ....... (Ord* 293111 8-7-79) 4 S, e c Plumbing Permit Fees. The fee for the installation, alteration or extension of a plumbing system shall be: A.. Minimum permit fee shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00). P. Replacement or 'Installation of new fixtures shall be twenty five dollars ($25.00) plus five dollars ($5.00) per fixture. C. Alterations of a plumbing system, shall be twenty five dollars ($25-00) plus five dollars ($5.00) for each fixture replaced or installed. D. Water Connection Tap -O -n Fee. The "water connection tap -on fee to shall be based upon the size of the water tap made into the water systemv Tbe-scbedule of taps and charges shall be as follows : (See Article 14 of t11.s Code size of Tap.,,i C h a 1 of # .# . # # # #* o, . # # # # o, # # $ 300 a 00 1-1/2 SI 0 # 0 * # * 6, # 375. o0 2 lie 450,00 3 to 900000 4 wig W 01 1 $ 500eOO 6 of 8 It dt W t, tY & 0 W # # W31000100 10 to # 0 0#0 0 W 0 3$ 750,00 In the event any building or premises contains more than 61 one dwelling or commercial unit, an additional permit fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) shall be made for each such multiple unit* All applicants for water service shall provide and pay the costs of construction, both labor a -ad material, of the water service from the main to the premises to be served. This . 61 construction. -work in connection with the water service shall be performed by a licensed plumber who has a properly executed bond on file In the office of the Village Clerk. The water meter shall be furnished by the Village and a charge made to cover the cost of such meter. For the connection charge, the Village will inspect the water service to determine that the construction thereof is in accordance with specifications established by the Village for the regulation of the water and sewer system* "I I E -a A chlorination fee of forty dollars ($40,00) shall be assessed for each water ma--L*-n and fire main system. 4, F In each instance above where the said permit is issued for water connections lying outside the corporate limits of the Village, said perml. it shall be two hundred percent +200' of the water tap—n of ee listed hereinabove in order to cover the additional costs and inspections thereof. G As a further condition of the 'issuance of a permit, the individual or firm connecting to the water system shall provide a performance bond, payable to the Village, to cover the full cost of all water system improvements& 1. The amount of such performance bond shall be ten percent (10%) of the construct -ion cost of the improvement's 2. Said performance bond shall be effective for a period of two (2) years following the project's acceptance by the Village Engineer, during which time the permittee shall be ible for i installed responsi the maintenance of the improvements I under the permit. 3. The performance bond shall also indemnify the Village from any costs, charges, expenses, loss or damage that may arise directly or indirectly out of the installation, 4� construction or failure to maintain or repair the water main, (Ord. 3135, 9-1-81) S Permits. e c "�f5i. has Piping The fee for permits for the installation of gas piping shall be computed on the basis of ten dollars ($10.00) per inch (I.D.) plus an additional five dollars ($5.00) on each twenty five (25) lineal feet or fraction thereof. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) se -07. .Air Conditioning and :Refrigeration. Permits * .06 The fee for air conditioning and refrigeration permits shall be ten dollars ($10-00) plus three dollars ($3.00) per ton or fraction thereof for the first twenty (20) tons. When " the air COTIdILIo-aing or refrigeration system exceeds twenty (20) tons the fee to be charged for the additional tons shall be computed at the rate of one dollar ($1.00) per ton or fraction thereof .(See Section 22-504.3 of this Code.) (Ord. 28851 4-4-79) . . . .. . . . Mechanical Equipment Installation Permits. Mechanical equipment permit fees other than air conditioning, refrigeration, combustion, elevators aAd fire protection systems shall be computed'at the rate of twenty five dollars ($25.00) for the first one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) of valuat'on, plus six dollars ($6.00) for each additional one thousand dollars ($1,000-00) of cost or fraction thereof. Be Fire protection system fees shall be as follows: Automatic sprinkler systems. $50.00 for each system Plus: 25.00 up to 100 heads Plus 10-00 for every 100 additional heads or fraction thereof 25.00 for partial system on the domestic water system 2. Standpi In the event any building or premises contains more than one dwelling unit or commercial unit, an additional permit fee of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) shall be made for each such multiple unit. 10 B • The applicant for , sewer service shall in all cases, pay for all costs of labor and materials required for installing the sewer service - from the respective mains to the premises to be served. The construction work in connection with the sewer service shall be performed by a licensed plumber who has a properly executed bond on file in the office of the Village Clerk. For the connection charge, the Village will inspect the sewer service to determine that the construcLIOU thereof is in, accordance with specifications established by the Village for the regulation of the water and sewer system. C. An additional fee for plan review and final inspection will be required for all projects involving the extension of an existing Sanitary or storm sewer* This fee shall be based upon the following percentages of the estimated construction cost of the sewer extension (exclusive of services to the proposed building).: Two percent (2.0%) of the construction cost of the improvements when such cost if fifty thousand dollars ($501000-00) or less. 2. One and five -tenths percent (1.5%) of the construction cost of the improvements when such cost i dollars ($50,000.00). is over fifty thousand Do In each instance above where the said permit is issued for sewer connections lyl • ing outside the corporate limits of the Village, said permit shall be two hundred percent (200%) of such fee listed hereinabove in order to cover the additional costs and inspe ct ions thereof. Ea As a further condition of the issuance of a permit'. the individual or firm connecting to the sewer system shall provide a performance bond, payable to the Village, to cover the full cost of all sanitary sewerage system improvements. 1. The amount of such performance bond shall be based upon an estimate of cost approved by the Village Engineer,, 2. Said performance bond shall be effective for a period of two. (2, years following the projects acceptance by the Village Engineer, during which time the permittee shall be responsible for the maintenance of the improvements installed under the permit. 3. The performance bond ' shall also Indemnify the Village from any costs, charges, expenses, loss or damage that may arise directly or indirectly out of the installation, construction or failure to maintain or repair the sanitary sewer so installed. Fell A fee shall be paid to the Village for each lineal foot of storm., sanitary or combined sewer installed to help def ray the costs of televising said sewers, as provided In Sections 16.411 and 16.412 of Chapter 16 of this Village Code. (Ord. 3137, 9-1-81) Sec. Street Obstruction Permit Fees,- Deposits; Bonds. No street, alley, parkway or other public property shall be obstructed without a special L first having been :-1 ""k . . .. . ....... ..... secured from the A A W` ""A A• The fee for such street, alley or parkway obstruction 11 D e r m i t A, shall be fifteen dollars ($15.00) per mouth or part thereof for each twenty five feet (251) or fractional part thereof of frontage so occupied. The minimum deposit shall be fifty dollars ($50.00), B. Upon the discontinuance of the use of such street, alley or parkway, the amount due for the special obstruction permit shall be deducted from the deposit and the difference returned. C. The validity of such permit shall not exceed ninety (90) days after the date of issuance of same. D. Said permit may be renewed�,Iofor an additional thi rty (30) days g., rJan dt'' 4, and in such with the approval of the U, ch event the R N.A47 7,4, P, wl ay an additi o" 'f"' applicant shall ptwenty five dollars ($25.00) per twenty five feet (25') or fractional part thereof of frontage so occupied per month or fraction thereof. (Ord. 28855 4-4-79) E. The permit f ee for the opening of a street sidewalk or alley for the purpose of making connections to the sewer, water, gas or electric piping shall be fifty doll �(,,,$,5' *0Q)a, 3135, -81 .71 4,7 A F"W;" d iv :14 T, . ... .... "UN . .. . ... ,, PT M4 s a e i c, an, a v e F No permit shall be 1*1ss,UedLU t _,Za,.,,,p p �A 77, 777,7)�"' 'a bond i n the penal executed and filed with the sum of ten thousand dollars qf_1'111�1 oob) With a'responsible surety company as surety thereon. Said bond to be approved as to form by the Village Attorney. Said bond to indemnify the Village a -ad its officials for the full time period of time provided by the Statutes of Limitations of the State of Illinois from any and all loss, costs, expense or liability of any kind or nature whatsoever,, which said Village or its' officials may suffer or be put to, or which may be recovered from it or them by reason of the issuance of such permite G. No permit shall be issued until the applicant has deposited with the Village Treasurer the sum of five hundred dollars ($500e00) to guarantee the replacement or repair of broken or damaged sidewalks, curbs, gutters and streets, restoring the public property and for the removal of dirt and litter from public streets abutting the premises Involved, except that if the improvement to be made is a single -room addition or a detached garage, such sum shall not exceed one hundred dollars ($100-00). However, the applicant shall not be required to have on deposit, at any one time with the Village Treasurer any sum 1 1 30 In excess of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) for this purpose, regardless %-If of the number of permits 'issued to the applicants (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) IIZWAtor Motor Rental Fees and Construction „.,. Water Use Fees* As Fees shall be charged for the rental of water meters -according to the following schedule: 1. The charge for connecting a five -eights inch (5/8”) to and including a one and one-half (1-1/2") orifice size disc water meter,, including a flat rental fee a -ad charge for ordinary maintenance and repair for the life thereof, shall be the current cost of the meter at the time of its purchase, plus eighty five percent (85%) of the said cost figured to the closest dollar. 2 v The charge for connecting orif ice size or larger turbine, compound or line nmeter shall be the current cvost of the meter at th-,- %of the said cost figured to the closest dollar as well as a flat rental fee plus the cost and expense of necerssary maintenance and repairs made by the Village of Mount Prospect during the lif e of the said meter., which later charges for maintenance shall be billed to the customer when incurred. B s Construction Water Use Fee,: For all construction, a deposit of one hundred dollars 00) shall be paid for the use of a cons tructioll water meter and water used will be billed by the director of Management Services in accordance with the normal water rates in effect at the time of use. It shall be unlawful for the user to install said constructi on water meter on any fire hydrant. It will, therefore, be the user's responsibility to supply the necessary tap and/or pipe work for this construction water meter* (Ord. 3135, 9-1-81) A 7NN, - Elevator, Escalator and Dumbwaiter Permit and Inspection Fees. A. Permit fees for elevator, escalator and dumbwaiter installation or alteration shall be as follows: For each elevator servicing a build*ng up toW, an,",,d d i, g three (3) floors the fee shall be 46, 44 7- F7 2. Each additional floor in excess of three (3) floors ten dollars ($10-00) per floor. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) B. Semi-annual inspection fees of each elevator, escalator and I dumbwaiter shall be thirty dollars ($30.00). (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79 and Ord,'3135, 9-1-81) 0�, -7 77, sec. Plan Examinatio'n Fees., The fee for plan examination shall be payable upon receipt of the plans submitted for review and shall be as follows; A. For single family homes, thirty dollars ($30.00). B. For garages, normal accessory buildings for single family homes, and miscellaneous plans, twenty dollars ($20.00). C. For all other alterations, construction or repair of buildings and structuresl the following system shall apply: The fee for plan examination is related to the complexities of the work involved. The fee is based on. 10 1. The size of the building (Base Fee). 2* The type of construction (Base Fee Multiplier). 3. The use group (Base Fee Multiplier). 4. The type of mechanical plans (Mechanical Plans Multiplier) included in the submittal* The quotation is as follows: Plan Exam Fee = (Base Fee) x (Base Fee Multiplier) x (Mechanical Plans Multiplier) Example: Use Group C (mercantile) Floor area 5, 000 square feet Height - 2 stories., 20 feet Type II --C construction Plans include building, mechanical and plumbing The volume of the building is 5,000 square feet x 20 feet 100,000 'cubic feet The base fee is $200.00 The base fee multiplier is 0.9 The mechanical plans multiplier is 1.40 Plan Exam Fee - 200-00 x 0.9 x 1.40 = $252.00 ratIDA"Fowk too Base Fee Building Volume (cubic feet) Plan Exam Base Fee 0 to 20,000 $ 70*00 20,000 to 40,000 904.00 40,000 to 50,000 145,00 801000 to 1501000 200o00 150,000 to 2003000 235.00 Over 2002000 235.00 plus: 2*35 per each 10,000 cubic feet over 2001000 cubic feet Mase Fee MultiDlie_4 e of Construction Use Group Ii IIC III II IC IV F Hazardous B Storage D Industrial 101 1.0 0018 0.9 0618 () 0 8 C Mercantile 1v2 1.01 0*9 1,60 009 0.09 E Business Plumbing & Electrical 1s25 Mechanical,, Plumbing & F Assembly 1.5 1,o4 101 1.2 101 140 H Institutional 2 2eO 1.7 1.8 1.7 1*6 L Residential 1 1o3 101 1e2 101 160 ,-Mechanical Plans Multiplier Plans Submitted Multiplier Mechanical 1o25 Plumbing 1.15 Electrical 1410 Mechanical &. Plumbing 1*40 Mechanical & Electrical 1e35 Plumbing & Electrical 1s25 Mechanical,, Plumbing & Electrical i.5n To calculate plan review fee: Fee Base Fee x Base Fee Multiplier x Mechanical Plans Multiplier. (Ord* 2885, 4-4-79) D a A preliminary plan review fee shall be 0.50 times the regular f 1-81) E * Automatic sprinkler/standpipe systems - $50.00, (Ord, 3135, 9- Fe In all instances where the plans submitted for review are required to be examined by the Health Department for compliance with rule regulations ions and specifications under its jurisdiction, there shall be additional fees charged as follows: Plan review - multiple family use.20.00 Plan review restaurant and food store uses 35*00 Plan review - all other uses 25,00 Plan compliance inspection fee 40*00 (Ord. 31362 9-1-81) 04: 7 Seca Gasoline Storage Tank Permit. The permit to install a gasoline storage tank shall be one hundred twenty five dollars ($125a00)e (Ord, 2885,, 4-4-79) 'W 14 Sec. 1 Re' on Fees. inspe ctii Where a reinspection is required to determine compliance with the related codes, a reinspection fee shall be paid. Reinspection fees shall be computed on the basis of ten percent (10%) of the original installation fee with a minimum of ten. dollars ($10-00) and a maximum of twenty five dollars ($25.00). (Ord* 28851 4-4-79) Sec. Demolition and Moving of Buildings; Fees a -ad Bonds .......... I'll ...... ...... No building or other structure shall be demolished, razed or wrecked unless permit fees and bonds are submitted to the Village as follows: q At A cash deposit in the sum of five hundred dollars ($500000) to assure the filling in of any below -grade areas and completion of the proposed demolition. B. A bond with good a -ad sufficient sureties, acceptable to the Village Attorney, indemnifying, keeping and saving harmless the Village against any loss, cost, damage, expense, judgment or liability of any kind whatsoever which the Village may suffer, or which may accrue . ... as .... L 7 mow,,,. . . . .... 00" L _Y, all" % M�',o " %, mrFr_ , �C 14, 1%W . . ..... . . ............ .. —0, Irl, against, be charged to or be recovered f rom the Village, or any of i t s officials, from or by reason or on account of accidents to persons or Dorperty during I & Ing any such demolition. razing, or wrecking operations, and from or by reason or on account of anything done under or by virtue of any permit granted for any such demolition, razing or wrecking operations. Such bond shall be in the penal sum of twenty thousand dollars ($20,000o00) for structures not exceeding three (3) stories in height and forty thousand dollars ($40.,000*00) for structures of four (4) or more- storlps. Or, S e c Sidewalk Deposit ONO, a, y � �o s 0"tL X% , pu e, aa i 11 1 t t 1'�777 K 0, N %J C 7*ok e r m if f a 011 d I lars ( $200. 00 ) shall be paid for and Ord. 3135,1 9-1-81) In addition ion to the foregoing provisions each applicant shall, at the time of making application for such building permit,, deposit with the Village Treasurer the sum of twelve dollars ($12.00) for each lineal foot of frontage of the lot for which a permit is sought, and if a corner lot, the additional sum of five dollars ($5.00) for each lineal foot of such frontage on the side street. Said deposit shall be returned to the applicant after the sidewalk has been constructed and accepted by the Village ; provided, however, Y that If such sidewalk is not constructed within one year from the date of such permit, the Village shall then be authorized to construct such sidewalk and pay for such construction out of the deposit made under the provisions of this Article. (Ord. 28852 4-4-79; and Ord. 3135, 9-1-81) @Certificate of Occupancy The fee for a final certificate of occupancy for residential buildings shall be ten dollars (10-00) for each dwelling unit. The fee to be charged for all other uses shall be thirty dollars ($30.00). (Ord, 2885, 4-4-79,; and Ord* 3135j 9-1-81) S e c Fence Permit Fee. The fee to construct, alter or erect a fence shall be I eight dollars ($8,,00)0 (See Section 21.704 of this Code Ord. 2 5 - and Ord. 3135, 9-1--81 111:�, 0 S Parkway Tree Fee. Each applicant shall, at the time of m akin"1 cat o , for such building permit, pay to the Tillage Treasurer, a fee for each parkway tree required at a. forty foot (40' spacing along the lot for which a permit is sought. The fee will be based on current market value and determined by the Village Manager. The Village shall use such funds to plant parkway tree(s)- as required b Article IST of Chapter 16. (ord. 3151, 10-20-81) e log Sec. rl�wl„. DrivewayPermit Fee. Th. Permit fee for driveway arr will f��ftee,, dollars ($15.00). (Ord. 3135, 9'-�-1--1. SECTION: 21 21. 21 21 210 r4- 01 01 FENCES Aelght and Location o<`7Construction 5�i2Nuisance Abatement Issuance of Permits Varia ti ons f .7 S e c 41 Height and Location. A Fences not more than five feet (5') in height will be permitted in the Village as follows: 1. Along the 'Interior or rear lot lines and entirely behind the front building line* 2* On corner lots, any fence shall be set back one foot A. 0') from the righ.L-of-way line of the side street and entirely behind the rear building.line on the side street s:L'de. 3* On corner lots, any fence shall be placed back one foot (1') from the right-of-way line of the side street and entirely behind the rear building line on the side street side. (Ord. 3178., 1-19-82) B , Fences at least four feet six inches (416"), but not greater than five feet (5') in height to completely surround swimming pools other than swimming pools having a raised deck at least four feet six inches (4r6") above grade and may be placed as follows: 1. Along the perimeter of the pool walk areas; ol 2* Along the perimeter of the lot as described in subsection Al and 2 herein* (Ord. 24001, 12-5-72) Ce In residential districts as defined by Chapter 14 entitled ""Zoning" of this Code., fences not more than six feet (6') in height will be permitted in the Village as follows.* 1. If placed no nearer to property lines than a building is permitted under the zoning regulations of said Chapter 14, and provided that a twenty five foot (25') set back is maintained from the rear lot line; or 26 If placed along the rear lot line when such rear line abuts and arterial road as defined by the comprehensive plan of I 0011B a 4 1 the Village and provided that a one foot (1') set back is maintained from the road right-of-way line. (Ord* 3178 1-19- 82) D. In a residential district,, patio screening not to exceed six feet (6') in height nor eighteen feet (18') in length will be allowed nearer to the lot line than the building is permitted, provided: I 1. It is located adjacent to or adjoining a patio or swimming pool. 2. Said screening is enti-relyu in the rear yard. (Ord, 2400's 12-5-72) S e cP. C o n t c t i o n 0710-2 " , j:_ s r u A, Fences shall be so constructed as to have a smooth finish side facing towards the nearest lot line. B. It shall be unlawful to erect or maintain anywhere within the Village a fence equipped or having barbed wire, spikes or any similar device or any electric charge sufficient to cause shock, except barbed wire used for maximum security approved by the Board of Trustees pursuant to a public bearing by the Board of Appeals. Chain link fence shall be erected so that the barbs are on the bottom. C, Fences surrounding swimming pools must meet these additional specifications* (See Section 21.1008 of this Chapter.) 1. All fence posts shall be decay or corrosion resistant and all fence openings or poluts of entry to the pool area shall be equipped with gates, which gates shall be equipped with self-closing and self -latching devices placed at the top of the gate and made inaccessible to small children. In the event such pool has a raised deck as indicated In Section 21e1108A of this Chapter, all points of entry thereto shall be equipped with self-closing and self -latching devices placed at the top and made inaccessible to small children. 11 2e The fence and gates shall be at least four feet six inches (416"), but not greater than five (5') in height above the walk grade level except as allowed in Section 21.701D of this Article. 3. If the fence construction required in this Section is constructed upon property lines, pursuant to a given variation, so as to completely enclose the yard area, such construction shall be considered to meet the requirements of this Section. (Ord. 2400 12-5-72) M, MM 2 41 ... . ......... , 00, Aw .. .. . ... . . a � 0 1 1 , -:1 , I f t v 4-3 . . .... 'A Q "/" "1!, '4 'N' kg Kf ,S lie c el Nuisance Abatement, Any fence which may be erected or in process of erection, contrary to the provisions of this Chapter, shall be deemed a nuisance, and it shall be the duty of the Superintendent of Building to summarily abate the same* (Ord. 2400, 12-5-72) 14 moll Issuance of Perm' ts (See Section 21.619 of this Chapter Sec for Fees.) A. Two (2) drawings or sketches of the proposed fence are submitted along with a properly completed building permit application. Be The proposed fence shall meet the requirements set forth in this Article; and C .0 It shall be unlawful to proceed wi th the construction or erection of any fence before a permit for such work has been obtained from the Bureau of Code Enforcement* (Ord. 2400,11 12-5-72) 7- n a Variatio The Zoning Board of Appeals shall hear S e c and decide all requests for variations from the height and location 61 i setback regulations contained n this Article, provided that no variations shall exceed the maximum heights permitted herein by more than twenty percent (20%) and no variation shall reduce the minimum location setback requirements permitted herein by more than twenty percent (201), except that a varliLation may be granted to allow a fence of up to a maximum of eight feet (81) in height when such fence is erected along a side or rear interior lot line serving as a boundary between residentially and non-residentil-ally zoned properties. Variation requests shall be processed in accordance with the provisions of Article VI entitled "VarlLatiLons" of Chapter 14 of this Code. (Ord. 3375, 10/18/83) BUILDING CODE EELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS WrilffrorkV. .. . ....... . . 21 10, Enforcement of Electrical Regulatio s Z I 1�60V- Z n- Rules Adopted 21 'er Permits f 2 7", 1 Def inlit' ion rH 2 1•05 Appli iances Reinspection 2 1 21 '1, 11 0-11 7 Certificates of Approval 21. Ov ADveals, from the DecI isi ions of the �"Prohibited EquipmentProcedures , 7j, 210 Chief Electrical Inspector -5 S e c Enforcement of Electrical Regulations. A. Administrative Powers and Duties: 1 1. The installation of all electric wiring and electric equipment provided for In this Article shall be done in strict accordance with the electrical regulations of this Article. 2* The Chief Electrical Inspector of the Bureau of Code Enforcement shall administer the electrical regulations of this Article. 3. The electrical regulations of thi's Article shall not be construed to relieve from or lessen the responsibility of any person owningg operating, sell' W ing, offering for sale or installing any electrical wires,, appliances, apparatus, construction or equipment, for damages to anyone injured by any defect therein by reason of the inspection authorized herein or the certificate of inspection is -sued by the Bureau of Code Enforcement& nor shall the municipality be held liable for any 31 damages resulting from the enforcement of the electrical regulations of this Article. 4* In all cases where any action I's taken by the Chief Electrical Inspector to enforce the provisions of any of the sections contained in the electrical regulations of this Article, such acts shall be done in the name and on behalf of the municipality, and the said Chief Electrical Inspector, or his designate,, in so acting for the numicipality, shall not render himself liable for any damage that may accrue to persons of property as a result of any such act committed in good faith in the discharge of his duties and any suit brought against id Chief J sal I Electrical Inspector or his designate by reason thereof, shall be iefended by the corporation counsel of said municipality until final termination of the proceedings contained therein. 5* The electrical regulations of this Article may be modified or waived by special permission in particular cases 1� I i where such modification. or waiver . s specif icallypermitted or ini particular cases where an advancement n the technology of I, electricity makes such modification or waiver advisable in the best interest of the people. Such go special permission 69 shall in all cases be obtained froom. the Chief Electrical Inspector in w it*l r ug prior to the commencement of the work& 6* The Chief Inspector or the Electrical Inspector shall have the power to enter any building or premises at any reasonable hour in the discharge of their duties, and it shall be competent for them, when necessary, to remove any existing obstructions such as laths, plastering, boarding or partitions which may prevent a perfect inspection of the electrical equipment; they shall also have the power to enter any building used in whole or in part for the purpose of public assemblage at any time when occupied by the public, in order to examine electrical equipment in such building, and it shall be unlawful for any person to interfere with them in the performance of their duties. 6. 7. Whenever, in the opinion of the Chief Electrical Inspector, it shall be necessary to call upon the department of Ina police for the aid and assistance in carrying out or enforci any of the provisions of this Article governing the inspectioon of electrical equipment, he shall have the authority to do so and it shall be the duty of any member of the department of police when called upon by said Chief Electrical Inspector, to act according to the instructions of and to perform such duties as may be required by such Chief Electrical Inspector in order to enforce or put into effect the provisions of thi's Article relating to the inspection of electrical equipment. 8. No registered electrician shall install any electrical conduits, electrical wires .0 equipment or apparatus in any building or structure, for which a permit i's required, until such permit shall have been secured. In case any work i s begun on the installation of electrical conduits, raceways or the installation, alteration or repair of electrical wires or apparatus in any building or structure without a permit authorizing the same, being first issued therefor, or the aforesaid installations are being made in, violation of the electrical regulations of this Article the Chief Electrical Inspector and the Electrical Inspector shall have the power to stop such work at once and to order any and all persons engaged therein, to stop and desist therefrom until the proper permi t is secured. 9. The Chief Electrical Inspector and/or electrical inspectors who may be designated, and who are under the direction of the Chief Electrical Inspector., shallhave full police power and shall have the right to arrest an I y person who violates any of the electrical regulations of this Code. B. General Provisions: 1. It shall be unlawful for any Individual, company or corporation to sell, offer for sale give away gratis install, alter, repair or use any electrical equipment or appliance W intended for use in the municipality which does not conform to the standards set forth in this Article. 2. The term "registered electrician" as used in, this Article shall be understood to mean any person installing or altering electrical equipment for the utilization of electricity supplied for light, heat or power, not including radio apparatus or equipment for wireless reception of sounds and signals$ conductors and other equipment installed for or by public utilities including common carriers which are under the jurisdiction. of the Illinois Commerce Commission, for use in their operation as public utilities; but the term "registered electricianse does not Include employees employed by an electrical contractor to do or supervise work. 3. The Chief Electrical Inspector of the Bureau of Code Enforcement, or the Electrical Inspector, in the event of code violations or hazardous equipment, are hereby empowered to attach to electrical cabinets and equipment, any official notice or seal to prevent use of electricity, and It shall be unlawful for any other person to put or attach such seal, or to break, change, destroy, tear, mutilate cover or otherwise rwi i s e deface or injure any such official notice or seal posted by an electrical inspector of the Bureau of Code Enforcement. 4. It shall be unlawful for any person in any way to cut, disturb, alter or change any electrical wiring or to permit such electrical wiring to be cut, disturbed, altered or changed, unless done In conformity with the electrical regulations of this Article. S. It shall be unlawful for any person to overfuse any conductor, motor or apparatus in excess of the maximum allowed by the electrical regulations of this Article for such conductor, motor or apparatus, or to install any substitute in lieu of an approved fuse or device so as to remove or reduce the factor of safety of the same* It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale any tool or device especially made or intended for the purpose of defeating the noninterchangeabillty feature of overcurrent protective devicese Nor shall any individual, company or corporation sell, offer for sale or give awaygratis any tool or device which by its very nature defeats the intent of those sections of the National Electrical Code relating to the noninterchangeability of overcurrent, devicese This section is not intended to prohibit the use of devices which are made available by manufacturers in order to accomplish the permitted interchange of overcurrent protective Dim ,devices, which such devices are made available only by the manufacturer of the overcurrent protective devices to be changed. Each such device sold., offered for sale or given away gratis shall constitute a separate volation, of this ordinance and shall be so prosecuted. 6o When contracts to install electrical work have been obtained by persons who are not registered electricians or electrical contractors, as provided for in this Chapter and the contract is assigned or sublet to a registered electrician on a subcontract basis the name of I such registered electrician or electrical contractor shall Immediately be disclosed by the i registered electrician or electrical contractor to the other party to the contract in writing, C, Registered Electricians and/or Electrical Contractors.* It sball be unlawful for any person to engage in the business of electrical contractor, without being registered as an electrician or an electrical contractor* If such person i's registered for the current year in another city or village within the State of Illinois in conformi .% ity with the state statutes, such electrician or electrical contractor shall be requ red- to show proof of such registration. 1J. Supervising Electrician: Before any permit to install or alter electrical work shall be issued to any person, entitled to secure permits under the electrical regulations of this Article, he shall appoint or employ a person who may be himself or some other person who, for the purpose of the electrical regulations of this Municipality, shall be known as a supervising electrician. The supervising electrician shall perform the work or supervise and direct the installation, alteration,, repair and mai'ntenance of electrical wires and apparatus authorized by A t s . rml peissued under the authority of this Chapter. All applications for ermits shall be countersigned by said supervising electrician. Permits Generally I. No electrical equipment shall be installed or altered except upon a permit first issued by the Bureau of Code 61 Engorcement authorizing the installation, alteration or repair of electrical equipment* a . Where an -electrical 'Installation has been started prior to the issuance of a permit for such work,, the normal permit fee as required by this Article shall be increased by the amount of twenty five dollars b. Where a registered electrician.n-or electrical contractor is found doing electrical work without a permit on three (3) separate occasions in one calendar year, a hearing shall be held by the Chief Electrical Inspector at which time the permit privileges of said electrician or electrical contractor may be suspended for a period of time not to exceed one year. The members of the Electrical Commission shall be present at such hearings and shall act as advisors to the Chief ElectricalInspectorin determining what course of action should be taken. a- 2* The Bureau of Code Enforcement shall issue permits for such installation and alteration of electrical equipment in all cases where application, for such permit shall be made in accordance with the rules and regulations applicable thereto; provided, however, that no permit shall be issued for installing or altering by contract, electrical equipment, unless the person applying for such permit is registered as required in this Article, and further provided that the inspection fee as provided for in this Article shall have been paid in advance upon ne filig thapplication. al 3. The Chief Electrical Inspector or the Electrical Inspector of the Bureau of Code Enforcement shall inspect all electrical equipment installed or altered, except such electrical equipment as may be lawfully exempt, and shall require that that it conform to the electrical regulations of this Article. 4. Upon completion of such installation or alteration in compliance with the electrical regulations of this Article, the Chief Electrical Inspector shall, on request made by a registered electrician or electrical contractor issue a certificate of inspection covering such installation or alteration; provided, however, that no such certificate shall I I I be issued un-LI".1 all inspection fees for such installation have been paid* 5. The Chief Electrical Inspector or the Electrical Inspector are hereby empowered to reinspect any electrical i equipment within the scope of the electrical regulations of this Article, and when said electrical equipment is found to be V� - & unsafe to life or property, shall notify ' ting either the in wri owner, his agent for the purpose of managing, controlling or collecting rents or any other person managing, controlling, using or operating the same to place such electrical equipment b, in a safe and secure condition in compliance with the electrical regulations of this Article within such time as the Chief Electrical Inspector shall consider just and reasonablet but 'in no event shall this time exceed fifteen (15) days from the date of such notice. Refusal to comply with the requirements of such notice shall sub " Ject the person owning., managing operati I ing or using such electrical equipment to the penalties provided for in this Article. The Chief Electrical Inspector and the Electrical Inspector are hereby empowered to cut off and stop current to any electrical equipment found to be unsafe to life or property. 6* The Bureau of Code Enforcement shall keep complete records of all permits issued and inspections made and other official work performed under the electrical regulations of this Articlee a, 7. Whenever any electrical equipment has been installed or altered, no electrical current shall be used on such equipment, except as hereinafter provided, previous to the 0. inspection of such equipment by the Chief Electrical Inspector or by an electrical inspector under his jurisdiction and the issuance of a temporary current permit covering designated portions or the entirety of such installation or alteration; t ided, however that in case of any installation or provi alteration, covered by permit authorizing such installation or alteration the portion of such equipment com & - prising the service entrance equipment and wiring, the meter and meter connection cabinet and the meter wiring up to but not beyond the customer's disconnecting switch or other disconnecting device may be made electrically alive, prior to inspection and the issuance of a temporary current permit; and provided further that, in such case, the Chief Electrical Inspector or his designate shall be notified of the intention to make such portion of the equipment electrically alive and that the customer's disconnecting switch or other disconnecting device shall be sealed IL -n the &I off oil position and tagged with a -warning notice reading as follows: shall be unlawful for any person to place this switch in the 'on' or 'closed' position or to use electricity on any wiring beyond this switch previous to the issuance, by the Chief Electrical Inspector, of a temporary current permit or a certificate of inspection authorizing the use of current on this 61 N2 installations 8. Failure on the part of any registered electrician or electrical contractor to correct any defect, error or W deficiency in any work Installed under the authority of a it issued to him by the Bureau of Code Enforcement within perml ten (10) calendar days after written notification thereof by the said Bureau or within such further reasonable time as may, upon request, be prescribed, the Chief Electrical Inspector shall, without further notice, stop the issuance of permits to such registered electrician or contractor until such corrections have been made, inspected, and approved. In addition thereto the penalty provided 'in this Article may be enforced. The Chief Electrical Inspector is hereby empowered to suspend the permit privileges of any registered electri ci an or electrical contractor who shall fail to pay any 'ust 6 J indebtedness for inspection fees for electrical wires and apparatus as fixed by that part of this Article dealing therewith, until such registered elect-ricia-a electrical contractor shall discharge and pay to the Municipality all just indebtedness then due and owing from such registered electr ici an . 9& The Chief Electrical Inspector or his designate is authorized to revoke any permit or certificate obtained by fraud, misrepresentation or in any way contrary to the provisions of the electrical regulations of this Article, for the installation, alteration, repair and use of any electrical equipment* 100 It shall be unlawful for any person to install, alter or repair any electrical wires or apparatus by authority of a it perml issued to and for the use of some other person. 11'a It shall be unlawful for any registered electrician or electrical contractor to secure or furnish a permit for the installation, alteration and repair of electrical wires and apparatus to any person not entitled to such permit under the electrical regulations of this Article. 12, It shall be unlawful for any person to change, add to, or mutilate so as to change the original wording, unless authorized by the Chief Electrical Inspector, of any written or printed form issued to registered electricians or electrical contractors by the Bureau of Code Enforcement. 13. Any person violating any of the sections of this Article shall be subject to the penalties provided for in the last section of this Article, and in addition thereto, the permit, certificate, or any printed form issued to a registered electrician or electrical customer shall be revoked by the Chief Electrical Inspector or his designates, Notice of revocation shall be in writing to the person violating any of those sections. Violation of Chapter Provisions. Any person who violates any of t be provisions of this Article, or who maintains any electrical wiring and apparatus found to be dangerous to life and property, shall be fined not more than two hundred dollars ($200-00) for each offense. Each day such violation shall continue shall constitute a separate and distinct offense, and so much of any electrical installation as may be erected or altered and maintained In violation of this Article shall be condemned and the Chief Electrical Inspector or his designate are hereby empowered to cut off and discontinue current to such electrical wires and apparatus* (Ord* 2931, 8-7-79) S e c Adopted. A& Provisions of this Article or amendments thereto shall govern r6l and control in case of conflicts B. Special rules and regulations regarding the installation, alterations and use of electrical equipment are as follows: go i's Service. The service wires and service switch on all residential installations shall be at least one hundred (100) ampere capacity, 2* Circuit Requirements. In single family residences the main seryice ellltranc,e equ-i I ,,pment shall c,onsist of a single disconnect of not 1,es,s tha,n,,, one; hundred (1,00) ampere capacity which shall s,erve a, 1!;t ��:, rc u t box which �sha,ll contain, space, to accommodate no iless th a, n s i xt e, e a (1 6 it size circui 14 . . . ..... ... .... .. .... . ....... . breakers six (6), of whAich must, 'be, in use for any dvelling u 't, having one thousand (1,000) square feet or less of flimm n1 area. 3. Receptacle Requirements. In single family residences no more than ten (10) receptacles or outlets shall be tied into any circuit. as Ground -f ault .circuit interrupters shall be self -contained u itst circuit -breaker types, receptacle types or other units, approved types Exception No. 1-0 Ground -fault circuit -interrupters, shall be i permitted in a panelboard that contains circuits protected by other than ground -fault circuit interrupters. Exception No. 2: Supply conductors to a feed through, receptacle -type, ground -f ault circuit interrupter shal be permitted in the same enclosure. I (1) Dwelling Units. (a) All one hundred twenty (1 20) volt, single-phase, fifteen (15) and twenty (20) ampere receptacles W installed in bathrooms, laundry rooms (that is, receptacles installed within five feet (51), in any direction of laundry tub and washer and dryer), kitchens (that is, receptacles installed within five feet (5') of kitchen sink., excluding receptacles installed behind a stationary appliance) and garages of dwelling units shall have ground fault circuit interrupter protection for personnel* (b) All one hundred twenty (120) volt, single-phase, fifteen (1 S) and twenty (20) ampere receptacles Arl installed outdoors,, where there is direct grade level access to the dwelling unit and to the receptacles shall have ground -fault circuit interrupter protection for personnel. Bathroom: A bathroom is an area including a basin with one or more of the following: a toilet, a tub or a shower. Such ground -fault circuit interrupter protection. May be provided for other circuits, locations and occupancies,, and where used, will providen line--to- ,ground additional protectioagainst lineto- ground shock hazard. (2) Swimming Pools (2) Ground -fault circuit interrupters are required. All electric equipment, including, power supply cords used with storable swimming pool. d'l 'an d permanently installed pools shall be protecte�d by retia' ;7,f a, u 1 t Y", 4 circuit interrupters. 1. Permanently installed swimming., wading P o o I s I y��rr%��„� �y J1 W, those that are constructed in the ground, on the ground, or in a building in such a manner that the pool cannot be readily disassembled for storage. I 2. Storable swimming or wading pools: a pool with & a maximum dimension of fifteen feet (15') and a maximum wall height of three feet (3') and is so constructed that it may be readily disassembled for storage and reassembled to its original integrity, 6. Outlet Requirements. In single family residences, there shall be at least one outlet on each wall in excess of two feet (2 1) in width, except in bathrooms'. closets, hall areas, garages and basements. 7. Signs . No sign shall be erected wit-hin eight feet (8') of any line conductors, service drops or power lines. 8., For the construct -ion of or addition to attajhhed and 0 E detached garages Zone lampholder -ne switch and one,',, receptacle shall be requi red a* V Inspector, who shall be the e_!lp t 6,4, 1 v NA, '!C kit wr 77114 ril c a I C o d e o, f 19 8 1 J 2 Tll A`shall maintain three (3) copies e ate ona, on f ile •in h 'is WlfffM office at all times* the same to be available for publi F ic JOY0 Y W _41i �;i I , , , inspection during all regular bus hours. (Ord. 2931 buss. CA""I'm 1!';1 d”, -7-79; amd. Ord. 3135 -1-81) 8 9 BUILDING CODE di m Sec. , Permits No electrical equipment shall be installed or altered within the Village unless a permit for such installation or alteration be first 'issued � ,YI the Chief Electrical Inspector 101 1, 4"A -7-79) (Ord. 2931 8 fffff L Sec. Definition. The term "electrical equipment" as used in this Article means conductors and equipment installed for the utilization of electricity supplied for lights, heat or power, but does not include radio apparatus or equipment for wireless reception of sounds and signals, nor ordinary household appliances such as toasters vacuum cleaners washing machines, and does not I IV ines, include apparatus, conductors and other equipment Installed for or by public utilities including common carriers, which are under the jurisdiction of the Illinois Commerce Commission, for use in their operation as public utilitieso (Ord. 2931,, 8-7- 79) "Tt 11, Mi A9 p m6 Sec. Applo iances No permit for the installation,, alteration and use of electrical equipment shall be issued except pursuant to an application thereof made out on a e d fp.,Tm, ur .1, hed 'b '1 e c Inspector Lrica ii,,hi ef e 5", Wa,gnate, an t", la;g' or his duly author d s ub mi t t e d `46 Vtiw to the Electrical Inspection Department, which shall be a division of the Bureau of Code Enforcement., and upon the payment of a fee in advance, as hereinafter provided* I1 A The appl i cation far each permit shall contain the name of the owner, or user of electrical equipment to be installed, altered or used, and the location of the premises where such installation or alteration is to be made by street and number, and a detailed description and plan of the work to be done (Exception: No plan required on service revisions). (Ord. 2931, 8-7-79) IJM -76 SGC.` einspection. A* The Electrical Inspector shall periodically make a thorough reinspection of the installation in buildings of all electric wiring,, electric devices and electric material now installed or that may hereinafter be installed, within the Village, and when the installation of such wiring, devices or material is found to be in a dangerous or unsafe condition, the person owning, using or operating the same shall be notified, and shall make the necessary repairs or changes required to place such wiring, devices and material in a safe condition and have such work completed within fifteen (15) days, or any longer period specified by -the Electrical Inspector in said notice. BUILDING CODE The Electrical Inspector is hereby empowered to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to such wiring, devices or material until the same has been made safe as directed by the Electrical Inspector. B. Each reinspection, of any overhead., undergro nd or interior wires or equipment shall be charged for according to time required for such f reins pecti,oa,,,,,,-b,,y.,, the Electrical Inspection DVa r 't W, at ra W11 N, d O�'Es C. Whenever extra inspections are/,'made on account of inaccurate or incorrect information, failurlIE--s to make necessary reports, or faulty construction, a charge of G"" s h a 11 be made by the Electrical Inspect r i m e c 6 n s 0 . .. .. &��""i`?� in making extra inspections. (Ord. 29313, 8-7-79) Sec. *�V*11 Certificates of Approval ............. A The Chief Electrical Inspector, shall issue a final cert rd the c installation of all wiring or all apparatus if said work if found to be in full compliance of the terms of this Article and with the rules adopted. B. It shall be unlawful to use or turn on power into, or induce any electric current to flow through any wires or equipment hereafter installed for which certificate has not been issued (Exceptions: service revisions). ((rd, 2931, 8-7-79) Sec. R,1,44.0.0, Appeals from the Decisions of the Chief Electrical Inspector. In case of a di U Electrical Inspector about an� w ➢N � � � h i �wf y installation, eVzance or repair, the applicant may appeal the decision to the Electrical Commission of the Village. Furthermore, the applicant may appeal the Commission's decision to the President and Board of Trustees, who shall review the recommendation of the Electrical Commission prior to making any final decision. (Ord. 2931,, 8- 7-79) Se Prohibited!Equipment,!Procedures. C 1,111, ..................... ..................... Equipment and/'or procedures referred to in the following tics otNational Electric Code are hereby arlef he , #e"'j, prohibited andnot a"`pproved for installation in the Village: BUILDING CODE j Article 320 Article 321 ,j 70 31 Article 324. Article 230-52. .1 I.Ar .54 b, , t i c I e g d, f n d -T,!77 j J, 01,11 r5�111$ �ZiID IC! iF T "Nil R, vry, (f H, a) Article 3330 and the following in their entirety: Article 320 Article 321 ,j 70 31 Article 324. .1 Article 330, tr Article 3330 Article 334. Article 336, Article 337. BUILDING CODE �.01 . .. . .. . . ..z C ca �'""e.,, , ,,, , r eie'dry0 n"ty, yo- t l G N U ! y M14 a + J4w �� �rwWrx. �* ? a °./. .I i wh' pf "j"; Article 4ll m 2 i (Ord. 3135, 9-1--31 BUILDING CODE Any equipment for air conditioning or refrigeration which requires a supply of water shall be regulated by and meet the requirements of the following Sections 21.902 and 21.910, inclusive. (Ord. 2123,, 11-27-68) S e cPermt I Required. ' (See Section 21.607 of this Chapter for fees.) A. No person shall install, operate or use any equipment for air conditioning or refrigeration which requires a supply of water from the system of the Vill,age without first having procured written permission the from the B. Permits to -a s t a 11, or c on ne.,c, ejipment shall be issued i nZ e- a '�e -kn, 1 but only in the names of t the office of the 4,p--e�rItTt 9 vlw plumbers duly license,,' der'-ifi`e`waw, pp,,, icabl-eS*t`atutes of the State of Illinois. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) 'Ot ITIT S e c Application for Permits* A. Applications for permits shall be made to the Director of ,,and shall provide the following information: ame d address of the applicant. 2. Location of the premises where installation is f W 417 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING SECTION: .. . . ...... Water Type Air Conditioning Units Permit Required Application for Permits 7; Fees Notice of Completion 'r'4'a 6, Final Inspection 04 Capacity Requirements .. . . .... . Operation and Discharge R Revocation of Permit Discontinuance of Service Central Air Conditioning Compressor Units for Single Family Dwellings 5, e 4: �Water Type Air Conditioning Units. Any equipment for air conditioning or refrigeration which requires a supply of water shall be regulated by and meet the requirements of the following Sections 21.902 and 21.910, inclusive. (Ord. 2123,, 11-27-68) S e cPermt I Required. ' (See Section 21.607 of this Chapter for fees.) A. No person shall install, operate or use any equipment for air conditioning or refrigeration which requires a supply of water from the system of the Vill,age without first having procured written permission the from the B. Permits to -a s t a 11, or c on ne.,c, ejipment shall be issued i nZ e- a '�e -kn, 1 but only in the names of t the office of the 4,p--e�rItTt 9 vlw plumbers duly license,,' der'-ifi`e`waw, pp,,, icabl-eS*t`atutes of the State of Illinois. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) 'Ot ITIT S e c Application for Permits* A. Applications for permits shall be made to the Director of ,,and shall provide the following information: ame d address of the applicant. 2. Location of the premises where installation is BUILDING CODE ,proposed. 3. Name and address of the owner of the premises. 4. Names of manufacturers of the units requiring water. 5. Manufacturers' identification and classification of the refrigeration units. 6. Manufacturers' rating of maximum ref rigerative capacity of the unit or units under the conditions of the planned installation. (Rating may be stated in tons per twenty four (24) hours or ir BTU per hour). 7. Horsepower of compressor prime mover, if unit is of compressor type. 8. Where water conservation devices are required, the manufacturer's name, identification, classification and size of the conservation equipment. 9. Elevation and plan showing general piping arrangement and details of all points of connection to building supply water piping (Piping direct to condensor units, makeup supply into tower pen and so forth). 10. Such additional information as shaLl, be required by the W %''Y-42 B. Applications shall be signed by the owner or tenant, and application for the installation shall designate a plumber duly qualified to receive permits under the applicable provisions of this Code. (Ord. 212310 11-27-68) ", It c, Fees. op As set out in Section 21.607 of this Chapter. (Ord. 2123. 11-27-68; amd Ord. 28859 4-4-79) N. See*Notice of Completion. Within forty eight (48) hours following the completion of any work authorized by a permit issued hereunder, a notice of completion and request for inspection shall be made to the office of the Director of Community Development by the plumber receiving the permit. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) Sec Final Inspection. After final inspection and approval of the installation, a permit to operate or use the equipment will be issued at the BUILDING CODE , ie AL P, . . . . . . . office of the (Ord. 2123.V 11-27- 68) S le c Capacity Requirements& A. Systems -with a capacity of three (3) tons (per 24 hours) or less shall not use water directly (or indirectly, except when used with the conservation equipment) from the public supply, B. Systems with a total capacity of more than three (3) tons (per 24 hours) but not exceeding five (5) tons (per 24 hours) may use water directly from the public supply, at a rate not exceeding two (2) gallons per minute per ton if the water temperature is seventy five degrees Fahrenheit (75 degrees F.) or less, or three (3) gallons per minute per ton if it is above seventy five degrees Fahrenheit (75 degrees F.),, provided they are equipped with an automatic regulating valve which will: 1. Stop the flow of water when the refrigerating machine is shut down. and 2. Throttle the flow of water down to the momentary requirements of the system* C. All systems having total capacities exceeding five (5) tons (per 24 hours) shall be equipped with evaporative condensers, cooling towers, spray ponds or other water-cooling equipment. This equipment shall be of sufficient capacity to insure conformance with the requirements of the following table of makeup water when operating under full loading at maximum summer temperatures. Maximum Allowable Water Use Water Hardness Maximum Use PY-R, , I % qpm/ton A. Installations which operate with the use of water directly from the public system shall be equipped with a suitable brass -body, brass fitted check valve, preceded by a manually operated gate valve of the same size, both of said valves to be installed in the branch supply line 0 - 139 0.1 140 - 199 0.15 200 - 254 0.2 255 - 339 0.3 340 - 424 0.4 425 - and over (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) w SWI 8e c 113", peration!and!Discharge A. Installations which operate with the use of water directly from the public system shall be equipped with a suitable brass -body, brass fitted check valve, preceded by a manually operated gate valve of the same size, both of said valves to be installed in the branch supply line BUILDING CODE to each unit. The water meter shall be installed between the two (2) valves. B. Discharge connections for the disposal of waste waters shall be in strict accordance with applicable rules and regulations of State and local health and regulatory bodies. C. Cooling waters which are to be re -used for other purposes shall be provided with free,, above -the -rim discharge before entering other i p e'rmission shall be obtained in writing from the e q u Tl,me-a-t p t b e oposed connections and use. "" r o, v i n g", r . . . . . . . . . a'n d s d described above, there shall J. ott''g,", ot be a physical break between the public water supply piping and the piping of the installations, so arranged as to make impossible back siphonage to the public water supply system. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) See* Revocation of Permit. Any permit which is issued under these regulations to p A,,_ate or use equipment may be revoked by the Director of -r a, for any one of the following -e -S- wing reasons: 4 A. Failure of the holder of the permit to discontinue using water for the purpose covered by the permit immediately upon notice to do so issued by the Director of Community Development during an emergency or to forestall an impending emergency. B. Alterations, changes of equipment or piping, improper operation or lack of maintenance which results in conditions' which.* I. Are hazardous to the potable water supply either within the premises or in supply mains, or 2. Cause unnecessary waste of water. C. The use of water is found to exceed the quantities permitted under Section 21-9060 of this Article. (Ord. 2123, 11-27-68) ir A See. mm Discontinuance of Service. A. The authorized , in his discretion, tiscontinu ilure to correct any violation of the provisions of this Article within thirty (30) days after receipt by the permittee of written notice of such violation; the mailing of such notice by certified mail to such permittee at the address stated in the application for the permit under Section 21.1002 of this Article shall be sufficient evidence of the receipt of said notice by the permittee for the purposes of this subsection.. BUILDING CODE ' B. Licensed plumbers guilty of any violation of any of the rules and r6gulations herein shall, in addition to other penalties elsewhere pro',ided, be prohibited from securing further permits from the Director . . . . . ..... for the installation of equipment covered by ©f this A, r 0 r"d *"""`2--1'2113 11 - 2 7 - 6 8 S e c Central Air Conditioning Compressor Units for SIngle Family Dwellings. No person shall install, operate or use a central air conditioning compressor unit without ,fi-rs t, hav"J'-Ing'.." o,btai*ned a permit therefor from the 4*1 ............. A Central air conditioning compressor ung is in the RX, R and R,--1 single family residential zoning districts shall be located at the back side of any house, upon a lot of record. 1. However., the said unit shall not extend more than twenty five percent (25%) into the required yard adjacent to the lot lines of said lot. 2. In no instance shall such central air conditioning compressor unit be positioned so as to direct any exhaust air directly at or upon any building, or cause damage to any vegetation upon an adjoining lot. (Ord. 2588, 9-16-75) B. If the above conditions cannot be satisfied at the back side of any house or if that location of the said unit would reduce the efficiency thereof, then such central air conditioning compressor unit shall be located on any other side of such house where the aforesaid conditions are satisfied. (Ord. 27263, 7-19-77) C. Any such central air conditioning compressor unit shall be adequately screened from view from any street lying immediately adjacent to said lot upon which such central air conditioning compressor unit is located; which screening shall consist of closely planted evergreens or other nondeciduous shrubbery. D. For the purpose of this Section., "back side of any house" shall be construed to mean that rear side of any single family residential structure which rear side is opposite any side having frontage upon a street. E. The fee for such a central air conditioning unit permit in such residentially zoned districts shall be ten dollars ($10-00) plus three dollars ($3.00) per ton in addition to any electrical fee that may be applicable. (Ord. 2588, 9-16-75) qa SECTION: J'2+' 100, a 12, 1 �6 'Ga3 0 �4 Jf 1-0 14 2--1-;'_'1 LO 1-4 2 1-.1-111-6 2-1 - 0 1L6-,*"' 214 -4, 2_4 0 �2, 1, 1- 0,, 21 BUILDING CODE A RT-1C1L"EX PRIVATE SWIMMING POOLS Compliance Required Location Permit Requested Drawings, Plans and Permits Materials Structural Design Walk Areas; Excavated Pools Fences Steps or Ladders Skimmers Water Supply Inlets Outlets. Discharge and/or Drainage Recirculation Pools Recirculation System and Appurtenances Gaseous Chlorination Prohibited Electrical Requirements Diving Boards Nonconforming Swimming Pools Portable Pool Regulations Special Uses Penalty Sec. l 1010'01";- Compliance Required. As defined in this Article,, every swimming pool (See Article XI of this Chapter for public swimming pools.) constructed, installed and maintained hereafter shall comply with all applicable provisions of this Code; provided, however, that the regulations of this Article shall not be applicable to any such pool having at every point a depth of less than twenty five inches (25") and provided further that portable pools shall be regulated solely by the specific requirements set out in Section 21.1021 of this Article. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) j Sec*1711 2 1 1."02 Location, A. Exclusive of the required walk areas for excavated pools, no portion of a private residential swimming pool shall be located to extend beyond the building lines nor a distance of less than ten feet (10') from any side ,property line nor a distance of less than fifteen feet (15') from any rear property line. BUILDING CODE B. Pumps, filters and pool water disinfection equipment installations shall be located at a distance not less than ten feet (10') from any side property line, nor less than fifteen feet (151) from the rear property line. C. Pools and appurtenant equipment shall not be permitted in the side yard between dwellings. D. Not out-of-doors swimming pool for the use of members and their guests of non-profit club or organization, or limited to house residents of a multiple dwelling unit, a block, a subdivision, neighborhood., or other community shall be permitted in R-1, R-2 or R -X districts. (Ord. 2402$ 12-19-72) S e c1-4- 103 . Permit Requested. 0 A. It shall be unlawful to proceed with the construction, installation., enlargement or alteration'of any swimming pool and appurtenances within the Village unles spermits therefor shall. have first . . . . ..... .. been obtained from the 4A Tv e d w io r t an ,.,,,, . . . .. . B. In those instances where a given lt s"1"p"o one dwelling unit held in separate ownerships, no permit for swimming pools other than indoor swimming pools and excavated pools shall be issued until application for same has been authorized by the Board of Appeals of the Village pursuant to Section 21.1022 of this Article. C. The fee for a permit for the erection or construction of a swimming pool shall be determined as set forth under Article VI of this Chapter. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) _1 0 S e c 2, Drawings, Plans and Permits. A. All drawings and plans for the construction, installation, enlargement or alteration of any swimming pool and appurtenances for w h c h.,,,.,, a,. perml,tt is W required shall first be presented to the Director of for examination and approval as to proper location, construction an,d" use. " ...... .... .. .. B All plans and drawings shall be drawn to scale of not less than one-eighth of an inch to the foot (1/8":11), on paper or cloth, in ink, or by some process that will not fade or obliterate. All distances and dimensions shall be accurately figured and drawings made explicit and complete, showing the lot lines, and including information pertaining to the pool, walk and fence construction, water supply system, drainage and water disposal systems, and all appurtenances pertaining to the swimming pool. Detail plans and vertical elevations shall also be provided in accordance with the Building Code of the Village. BUILDING CODE C. All swimming pools, appurtenances, water supply and drainage system, shall be constructed in conformity with the approved plans. if any deviation from such plans is desired, a supplementary plan covering that portion of the work involved shall be filed for approval and shall conform to the provisions of this Article. (Ord. 24022 12-19-72) 7777 X"T 'Ell 14 S e c Materials. A. Excavated and/or permanent indoor swimming pool walls and floor shall be constructed of any impervious material which will provide a tight tank with white or light colored finish and easily cleaned surfaces. If concrete,, the floor or bottom surface of the pool shall have a fine brush finish. B. The side and end walls of an excavated and/or permanent indoor pool shall present a smooth finish and shall be vertical to a depth of at least six feet (6') or shall have a slope or curvature meeting one of the following condi tionslb I. The pool wall may be vertical for thirty inches (30") from the water level below which the wall may be curved to the bottom with a radius at any point equal to the difference between the depth, at that point and thirty inches (30'"). 2. To a depth of six feet (6'), except as in 1 above, the wall's slope shall not be less than one foot (1') horizontal in six feet (6') vertical. C. Excavated and/or permanent indoor pool walls that are to be lined with a plastic liner shall be constructed of masonry or reinforced concrete,. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) Structural Design. A. Swimming pools shall be designed to withstand the water pressure from within and to resist the pressure of the -earth when the pool is empty, to a pressure of two thousand two hundred (2,200) pounds per square foot, B. The slope of the bottom of any part of the pool in which the water is less than five feet (5') in depth shall not be more than one foot (1') in each ten feet (10') and the maximum slope where water is five feet (S') or more in depth shall not exceed one foot (1') in each two feet (2'). (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) Sec.. Walk Areas* Excavated Pools. A. Unobstructed walk areas not less than thirty six inches (36") wide shall be provided to extend entirely around and adjacent to any excavated pool. The walk area shall be constructed with a surface to be smooth and easily cleaned and of nonslip construction. B. The slope of said walks shall have a pitch of one-eighth (1/8) to one-half inch (1/2") to the foot, designed so as to prevent back drainage from entering the pool. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) Sec. `°24—.-i,-o'D'8 Fences. (See Section 21.702C of this Chapter.) A. All outdoor swimming pools shall be completely enclosed by a fence erected either along the perimeter of the pool walk areas or along the perimeter but within the building lines of such real property upon which it is located, unless such pool has a raised deck at least four feet six inches (4'6") in height above walk or grade level* B. All fence posts shall be decay or corrosion resistant and all fence openings or points of entry to the pool area shall be equipped with gates, which gates shall be equipped with self-closing and self -latching devices placed at the top of the gate and made inaccessible to small children. In the event such pool has a raised deck as indicated in paragraph A above, all points of entry thereto shall be equipped with self-closing and self -latching devices placed at the top and made inaccessible to small children. C. The fence and gates shall be at least four feet six inches (4'6") but not greater than five feet (5') in height above the walk grade level. D. If the fence construction required in this Section is constructed upon property lines, pursuant to a given variation, so as to completely enclose the yard area, such construction shall be considered to meet the requirements of this Section. (Ord. 24023, 12-19-72) IL f44446' See Steps or Ladders. Two(2) or more means of egress in the form of steps or ladders shall be provided for all swimming pools. These means of egress shall be located on a side of the pool at both the deep and shallow end of the pool. Steps and ladders shall have a handrail. (Ord. 24023, 12-19-72) YJAO'b Skimmers, Sec "t *170"n, A. In every swimming pool at least one skimming device shall be BUILDING CODE provided for each four hundred ( 400 ) square feet of surface area or fraction thereof. B. Skimmers shall be located at least thirty (30) lineal feet apart. C. In excavated and indoor swimming pools: I. Handholds shall be provided and consist of a bull- rosed coping not over two and one-half inches (2-1/2") thick for the outer two inches (2") or an equivalent approved handhold., which handhold must be no more than nine inches (9") above the normal water line. 2. Skimming devices shall be built into the pool wall; shall adequately remove floating oils and waste and shall meet the following general specifications: a* Each skimmer shall be desinged for a flow-through rate of at least thirty (30) gallons per minute and a total capacity of all skimmers on any pool shall be at least fifty percent (50%) of the required filter flow of the recirculation system. b. They shall be automatically adjustable to variations in water level over a range of at least three inches (3"). ce An easily removable and cleanable basket or screen through which an overflow of water must pass shall be provided to trap large solids. d. The skimmer shall be -provided with a device to prevent airlock in the suction line. If an equalizer pipe is used, it shall provide an adequate amount of makeup water for pump suction should the water of the pool drop below the water level. This pipe shall be at least two inches (2") in diameter and shall be located at least one foot (1') below the lowest overflow level of the skimmer. e. An equalizer line shall be provided with a valve that will remain tightly closed under normal conditions, but will automatically open at a differential of not more than four inches (4w") betwe'en the pool level and the level of the overflow tank, f. The overflow weir shall be of sufficient length to maintain a rate of flow of at least twenty (20) gallons per gglr"'_ minute per lineal foot of weir lip. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) Sec. Water !Supply. No source of water other than that secured from the Village water distribution. system shall be used in any swimming BUILDING CODE pool, unless such other source shall have been and continues to be tested and found to be equal to the State of Illinois drinking water standards of purity. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) S e c. Inlets, A. Swimming pool water recirculation system inlets shall be located so as to produce as far as possible uniform circulation of water throughout the pool without the existence of dead spots and to carry pool bottom deposits to the outlets, and shall discharge at a minimum depth of ten inches (10") below the pool overflow level. A minimum of one recirculation system shall be provided for every six hundred fifteen ( 615 ) square feet of surface area of the pool. B. Said pools shall be equipped with suitable facilities for adding make-up water as needed. There shall be no physical connection between the water supply line and the pool system. If the make-up water is added directly to the pool, the outlet shall be at least six inches (6") above the upper rim of the pool. If the make-up water line discharges to a surge or balancing tank, the point of discharge shall be at least six inches (6") above the rim of the tank. If a hose connection from a sill cock or other plumbing fixture is to be used for supplying make-up water, then an approved vacuum breaker shall be installed between the sill cock or control valve at the fixture and the hose connection. The vacuum breaker shall be installed at a height not less than seven feet six inches (716") above the floor, platform or ground upon which a person would stand when operating the sill cock or control valve. C. The systems supplying recirculated water and make-up water to the said pool shall be constructed in conformance with Chapter 22 of the Mount Prospect Municipal Code of 1957. (Ord. 24021 12-19-72) AMTIgyfw, "p. ir 15�� S ec Outlets A. In swimming pools, thirty feet (301) in width or less, water recirculation system outlets shall be located so as to provide at least one outlet at the deepest point in the pool. B. If the pool width is,more more than thirty feet (30'), multiple outlets shall be provided and spaced not more than thirty feet (301) apart, nor closer than four feet (4') to any wall. C. All pool drain outlets shall be equipped with gratings having an area of opening not less than four (4) times the cross-sectional area of the outlet pipe. The gratings shall be of such design so they cannot be readily removable by bathers and will not injure bathers' fingers. One outlet shall be provided for each eight hundred (800) square feet of surface area. (Ord. 2402) 12-19-72) Sec. Discharge and/or Drainage, A. At no time shall the rate of drain water discharge exceed a flow of two hundred fifty (250) gallons per minutes. B. No pool shall be connected to a combined sewer if a separate storm sewer is available. C. No pool shall be connected to a sanitary sewer if a combined sewer or a separate storm sewer is available. D. If any of the foregoing connections are utilized, the same shall be accomplished with an indirect connection so as to prevent any possibility of any back -syphoning of any such drain water. E. Any drainage of swimming pools into any type of sewer system shall be done by pumping the discharge waste through the swimming pool filtration system before entering the sewer system. F. If any pool discharges across the ground, said discharge water shall discharge through the swimming pool filtration system and in addition the said discharge water shall thereafter pass through a swail so constructed as to prevent any damage to adjacent properties and the plans for such swan shall be submitted for approval prior to construction. G. If drainage is provided as in subsection F above, no such drainage shall discharge onto any street or alley that does not have drainage structures installed in accordance with the standards of the Village. Such discharge shall not be carried out during ambient outside air temperatures below forty degrees (40 degrees) Fahrenheit. (Ord. 240231 12-19-72) See. y - Recirculation s Pool. All swimming pools shall be of the recirculation type in which circulation of water is maintained through the pool by pumps; the water drawn from .the pool being clarified and disinfected before being returned to the pool. (Ord. 2402, 12- 19-72) 7 4_0 S e c Recirculation System and Appurtenances* A. Swimming pool -recirculation system shall consist of pumping equipment, hair and lint catcherv)filters, together with the necessary pipe connections to the pool inlets and outlets, facilities and pipe connections necessary for back -washing filters and facilities and equipment for disinfecting the pool water. BUILDING CODE ,B. Every pool shall have a recirculating system with an hourly capacity equal to the pool volume divided by eleven (11). C. The recirculation system pump shall have sufficient capacity to discharge the volume of water required for an eleven (11) hour turnover of the said pool against the maximum head of the recirculating system. D. The pump used for backwashing filters under this Section shall have a sufficient capacity to provide a filter backwash rate of at least (12) gallons per minute per square foot of filter area. E. A hair and lint catcher or strainer shall be installed on the suction side of said circulation pump to prevent hair, lint and other extraneous matter from reaching the pump and filters* Hair and lint catchers shall be so designed that they can be easily dismantled for cleaning and inspection and shall be so located as to be easily accessible for cleaning. The design features shall be as follows: Water passes through the strainer from the outside; the strainer is made of noncorrosive material; the width or diameter of strainer openings is not more than one-eigth inch (1/8"); the area of the strainer opening shall be at least five (5) times the cross sectional area of the inlet pipe to the strainer, F. Said recirculating systems shall contain rapid pressure filters. Sufficient filter area shall be provided to filter the entire contents of the pool in eighteen (18) hours at a rate of not more than three (3) gallons per square foot of filter area per minute. The filter backwashing facilities shall be sufficient to backwash at a rate of twelve (12) gallons per minute per square foot of filter area. All backwash water and effluents shall be discharged through an indirect connection. Pressure filters shall be equi-pped with readily accessible air relief valve,, loss of head or pressure gauges on the inlet and outlet pipes and an access head or hole large enough to permit inspection, maintenance and repair work. Sight glasses that can be easily removed for cleaning shall be provided in the effluent line from the filter units. G. Equipment shall be provided for the disinfection of all pool water. Any disinfection method using materials other than chlorine compounds shall be subject to the approval of the Village Health Inspector. Disinfection equipment installed for the use of Chlorine comnpounds shall have sufficient capacity to maintain a minimum free chlorine residual of 0.5 parts per million. The disinfectant shall be introduced into the recirculation system ahead of the filters. H. Every pool shall be equipped with one or more throwing ring buoys not more than fifteen inches (15") in diameter and having at least twenty feet (20 1 ) of three -sixteenths inch (3/16") line attached. (Ord. 240210 12-19-72) Q 1,0 A S e Gaseous Chlorination Prohibited. -24-- Gaseous chlorination systems shall not be made use of as a disinfe'ction method for any pool water. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) MCC 'WO"', Sec. Electrical Requirements. A. All electrical installations provided for, installed and used in conjunction with swimming pools shall be in conformance with the Electrical Code of the Village. (See Article VIII of this Chapter.) B. No current carrying electrical conductors shall cross swimming pools, either overhead or underground. In addition to the aforementioned requirements, no current carrying electrical conductors, either overhead or underground, shall cross laterally within fifteen feet (15') of the said pools. Abovegroundelectrical conductors, if any shall be necessary to the operation of the swimming pool, shall be equipped with a U.L. approved "ground fault circuit interrupter" - C. All metal fences, enclosures or railings near or adjacent to swimming pools which may become electrically alive as a result of contact with broken overhead conductors, or from any other cause, shall be effectively grounded. (Ord. 2402., 12-19-72) Sec* t707f9�11M Diving Boards. No diving board or platform more than three feet (3") above water level shall be installed for use in connection within any private residential swimming pool. In no event shall any such diving board or platform be installed in any area of the pool incapable of containing water less than at a seen foot (7') depth. (Ord. 2402,, 12-19-72) e C Nonconforming Swimming Pools. All swimming pools that do not conform with the provisions and requirements of this Article, Sections 21.1002 through 21.1019, inclusive, shall be eliminated, removed or made to conform with the provisions of this Article within five (5) years from the effective date of this Section 21.1020. (Ord. 2'40 2 12-19-72) "a C See. Portable Pool Regulations* A. Portable pools, as defined within this Chapter, shall be permitted in the residentially zoned districts of the Village provided the requirements of this Section are adhered to. B. No portion of a said pool shall be located at a distance beyond the building lines nor less than ten feet (101) from any side property line nor a distance of less than fifteen feet (15') from any rear property line, nor shall pools and/or appurtenant equipment be permitted in the side yard between dwellings. BUILDING CODE C. Pumps, filters and pool water disinfection equipment installations shall be located at a distance not less than ten feet (10') from any side property line or less than fifteen feet (151) from the rear property line. D. It shall be unlawful to proceed with the installation of a portable pool and appurtenances within the Village unless a permit therefor shall have first been obtained from the Director of In those instances where a given lot is improved with more than one dwelling unit held in separate ownerships, no permit shall be issued for portable pools until application -therefor has been authorized by the Board of Appeals of the Village, pursuant to Section 21.1022 of this Article. 2. Said permit shall be issued upon compliance with the requirements of this Section 21.1021 and the payment of a permit fee calculated pursuant to Article VI of this Chapter 21. drawings shall be submitted to Upon app permits, 'l_4�;ation for 01M* � the -D ir e c t o r o f Drawings shall be drawn to scale of not less th prt, h (1/8") to the foot, on paper or cloth, in ink,, or by some process that will not fade or obliterate. All distances and dimensions shall be accurately figured and drawings made explicit and complete, showing the lot lines, and including information pertaining to the pool, walk and fence construction,, water supply system, drainage and water disposal systems and all appurtenances pertaining to the swimming pool* More detailed plans and vertical elevations shall also be provided in accordan th the Building Code of the Villa requested by the Director of ...... ...... F. Portable swimming pool walls and floor shall be constructed of any impervious material which will provide a tight tank with white or light colored finish and easily cleaned surfaces. The floor or bottom surface of the pool shall have a finish as smooth as possible. G. All portable swimming pools shall be completely enclosed by a fence, which fence shall meet the requirements as set out under Section 21.1008 of this Article. H. Two (2) or more means of egress in the form of steps or ladders shall be provided. At least one such means of egress shall be located on a side of the pool at both the deep and shallow end of the pool. Steps and ladders shall have a handrail. I. Portable swimming pools shall be designed to withstand the water pressure from within. J. The slope of the bottom of any part of the pool in which the water is less than five feet (51) in depth shall not be more than one foot (i') in each ten feet (10') and the maximum slope where water is five feet (5') or more in depth shall not exceed over one foot (1') in each. two feet (21). BUILDING CODE K. No source of water ether than that secured from, the Village water system shall be used, unless such ether source shall have been and continues to be tested and found to be equal to the State of Illinois drinking water standards of purity. L. Every portable: pool exceeding one hundred twenty (120) square feet of surface area shall have at least one skimming device for each four hundred (400) square feet of surface area or fraction thereof. M. Every portable pool exceeding one hundred twenty (120) square feet of surface area shall be required to have a recirculating system and the necessary appurtenances thereto. N. All electrical installations provided for, installed and used in conjunction with portable pools shall be in conformance with the Electrical Code (See Article VIII of this Chapter.) of the Village. 1. No current carrying electrical conductors shall cross portable pools, either overhead or underground. In addition to the aforementioned requirements, no current carrying electrical conductors, either overhead or underground, shall cross laterally within fifteen feet (15') of the said pools. Above -,ground electrical conductors, if any shall be necessary to the operation of the portable pool, shall be equipped with a U.L. approved "ground fault circuit interrupter„. . 2. All metal fences, enclosures or railings near or adjacent to portable swimming pools which may become electrically alive as a result of contact with broken overhead conductors, or from any other cause, shall be effectively grounded. 0. No diving beards or raised platforms shall be permitted on portable swimming pools allowed by this Section. P. Portable pools that do not conform with the provisions and requirements of this Section shall be eliminated, removed or made to conform with the provisions herein within five (5) years from the effective date of this Section. (Ord. 2402, 12--19--72) 4 S. �. Special Uses. e71 A. Residential swimming pools located upon lots improved with more than one dwelling unit held in separate ownerships are of such a ,substantially different character from all other uses in residential d1stricts, that the use of any such swimming pool within. the Village is hereby declared to be a special use within the meaning of Section 5 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village. BUILDING CODE Bo In the instance where a given lot is improved with more than one dwelling unit held in separate ownerships, no permit for any private residential swimming pool, other than indoor pools and excavated pools, shall be issued unless application for same has been authorized by and the applicant has fully complied with the provisions of Section 5 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village; except that for the purposes of the hereinabove described residential swimming pools, other than indoor pools and excavated pools, the decision of the Board of Appeals shall be final with respect to the special use thereof and no further ordinance granting a special use thereof shall be necessary, the provisions of subparagraph 4 of paragraph (b) of Section 30 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village notwithstanding. (Ord. 2402, 12-19-72) l`ft 5 , fpq��" P e n a t y S e c 0014 A. Any person who shall violate any provision of this Article or who shall erect, construct, alter or repair a swimming pool in violation thereof, shall be fined not less than twenty five dollars ($25.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense, and a separate offense shall be deemed to have been committed on each day during which or on which a violation occurs or continues. B. The imposition of the penalties herein prescribed shall not preclude the Village from instituting such action or proceedings as it may deem necessary to prevent or restrain the unlawful establishment, construction., reconstruction,, alteration,, repair, conversion, maintenance or use of a private residential swimming pool or'to restrain,, correct or abate any violation of this Article. (Ord. 2402,, 12-19-72) BUILDING CODE Fa PUBLICISWIMMING!POOLS SECTION -,- -1Q'7 , 1 - 7 , �1 Definitions Permit; Fees Inspection 2 Construction Requirements 1 5 -*4 Sanitation Requirements Operation R rQ,7 eport of Accidents Enforcement A Hearing Upon Suspension 'Y" Penalties .... .... . Sec: 11° Definitions. The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and the enforcement of this Article: SWIMMING Any indoor or outdoor pool of water and auxiliary POOL: structures., if present, including dresser and locker rooms, toilets, showers and other areas and enclosures that are intended for the use of persons using the pool, and shall include all swimming pools other than those operated for use by three (3) families or less. HEALTH The Health Inspector of the Village, or any of his INSPECTOR: authorized representatives. PERSON: Any person,, firm, corporation,, partnership or other association. POOL AREA: The apron immediately adjacent to the pool extending to a minimum of five feet (5') from the pool. (Ord. 1185S 12-13-66) Sec. . . . . . . . ... Permits; Fees. A. No person shall operate or maintain a swimming pool without a permit issued by the Village. Before a permit is issued for a swimming Pool, such pool shall be in compliance with all health, safety and construction regulations of the Village. (See Chapters 19 and 21 of this Code for health and building regulations, respectively.) B. All permits issued hereunder shall be prominently displayed and shall expire on September 30 each year, irrespective of the date of I issuance and said permit shall not be transferable. (Ord. 1185., 12-13- 66) C. The permit fee shall be the sum of thirty dollars ($30-00) per a six (6) month period commencing on April 1 and October 1 of each year. A valid permit must be in effect when pool is in. operation. (Ord. 20249 9- 19-67) 2 TIOW", S e c Inspection. Outdoor swimming pools shall be inspected by the Health Inspector prior to opening each year and at least twice a month during the operating season. Indoor pools shall be inspected at least twice a month on a year-round basis. In case the Health Inspector discovers the violation of any item of sanitation, he shall give written notice setting forth the specific violation indicating time period for compliance, no longer than three (3) days. The second inspection shall be used as the basis for compliance with this Article. Failure to comply may result in suspension of the permit by the Health Inspector and immediate closing of the pool. (Ord. 11853, 12- 13-66) z S e C Construction Requirements. W11 All swimming pools constructed within the Village shall meet the construction requirements of the State of Illinois . ', JR Department of Public Health and 'Bureau of Code Enforcement. (S.H.A. ch. 111-1/21-1`";7 1 .'e 1201 et seq.) All � " pools shall be inspected by the Health Inspector upon completion of construction. (Ord. 1185., 12-13-66) 7, '4 Sanitation Requirements. All swimming pools shall have an attendant present during operation and operated so as to comply with the following sanitation: A. Personal Regulations . 1. Admission to the pool shall be refused to all persons having, but not limited to, the 'following: venereal disease, contagious disease, infectious conditions such as colds,, ringworm, fevers, foot infections, skin lesions, carbuncles, inflammed eyes, ear discharges or any other conditions which have the appearance of being infectious. Persons with excessive sunburn, abrasion which has not healed, corn plasters, bunion pads, adhesive tape, rubber bandages, or other bandages of any kind shall not be admitted. 1cAlhl BUILDING CODE 2. No food,, drink, gum or tobacco shall be allowed in the pool area. 3. All persons shall be required to take a nude shower with band soap or detergent and warm water before being allowed in the pool area. If poolside showers are not available, private showers shall be used. 4. Women,, girls and anyone designated by the pool attendant shall be required to wear caps while in the pool* 5. Only people in bathing attire or attendants shall be allowed in the pool area. No animals shall be allowed in the pool area. 6. Personal conduct in the pool and bathhouses shall be such that the safety of self and others is not jeopardized. 7. Expectoration, spouting of water, roughness and rowdyism shall not be permitted. 8. Management may make necessary rules and regulations not inconsistent with the health and safety standards established by this Article. B. Swimming Pool Maintenance. 1. The swimming pool and auxiliary structures shall be well lighted and shall be ventilated so as to be reasonably free from odors and condensation. 2. Walls, ceilings, doors and windows shall be washed as necessary to maintain a clean, attractive appearance, and mirrors shall be kept clean. I 3* Lavatories,, toilets and urinals shall be cleaned and disinfected at least twice daily by approved treatment methods. 4. Adequate waste receptacles shall be provided. 5. Floors of showers and dressing rooms shall be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected at least twice daily, more often with heavy usage, using procedures recommended in the State of Illinois Department of Public Health Circular No. N82231 P.17, or its revision or replacement. Floor boards and mats shall not be used. Diving board mats shall be disinfected daily. 6. Pool walks and overflow troughs shall be maintained free from dirt, algae, oil, insects, cigarette butts, leaves and other debris. 7. Water treatment and pool maintenance shall be done as prescribed by the State of Illinois Department of Public Health lk BUILDING CODE Circular No. N822 or its revision or replacement. (Ord. 1185, 12-13-66) 11 01TVIN Operation. A. The person in charge of a public swimming pool or a responsible person designated by him shall be well trained and capable of operating the purification equipment, the water recirculating system, safety equipment, the pool and other appurtenances connected with the pool and shall be responsible for maintaining public health standards set forth in Section. 19.505. B. At least one unit of safety equipment shall be provided at every swimming pool. One unit of safety equipment shall consist of the following: A ring buoy not more than fifteen inches (15") in diameter to which shall be attached a sixty foot (60') length of three -sixteenth inch (3/16") manilla rope; a life pole or shepherd's crook type of pole having blunted ends with minimum length of twelve feet (12'); a separate throwing line of one-quarter inch (1/4") rope with length not less than one and one-half (1-1/2) times the maximum width of the pool. This equipment shall be mounted in conspicuous places, distributed around the swimming pool area, readily accessible, its function plainly marked, and kept in good repair and ready condition. No one shall use this equipment for any purpose other than its intended use, or remove such equipment from its established location. C. All public swimming pools shall be operated according to the following restrictions: No child under fourteen (14) years of age shall be permitted within the pool are ' a unless accompanied by a parent or an adult in responsible charge of the child.. This and other restrictions shall be posted in a conspicuous place at the entrance to the pool area. (Ord. 1185, 12-13-66) "1.4"' Report of Accidents* Within twenty four (24) hours after drowning or serious accident at a public swimming pool, the owner or person in charge shall report the incident to the Health Inspector and shall.furnish such information as the Health Inspector may require. (Ord. 1185, 12-13-66) A Sec. Enforcement. A. For the purpose of enforcement of this Article, the Health Inspector shall have the right to enter any swimming pool and all rooms and places connected therewith and no one shall interfere with him in discharge of his official duty* BUILDING CODE " B. All alterations to existing pools shall comply with this Article all ll other Village ordinances. C. Should any section,, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this Article be declared unconstitutional or invalid for any reason, the remainder of said Article shall not be affected thereby,. (Ord. 1185, 12- 13-66) See., Hearing!Upon!Suspension. A permit holder under this Article shall be entitled to a hearing before the Board of Health on decisions of the Health Inspector in regard to sanitation and health standards. (See Section 21-1103 of this Article.) Application for such hearing shall be made through the Village Clerk's office, and the Board of Health shall meet within five (5) days to consider an appeal of the suspension. Failure of the Board of Health to gather a quorum shall result in automatic lifting of the suspension until such time as the Board of Health meets and acts on the appeal. Permit holder shall be allowed to introduce evidence at this hearing to support his position as may the Health Inspector. The Board of Health shall have the power to lift the suspension or recommend continuing suspension or revocation to the Board of Trustees of the Village at the next regular meeting of said Board of Trustees. (Ord. 1185, 12-13-66) . ...... .. .. f -,""IX . ... ..... ... Sec. P e n a I t i e s . Any person who shall violate any provision of this Article and fails to comply with any of the requirements thereof, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punisha'ble by a fine of not less than twenty five dollars ($25.00) and not more than five hundred dollars ($500.00), and separate offense shall be deemed committed for each day such violation is permitted to exist. (Ord. 1185, 12-13-66) Y SecDefinition. The term "multi -family dwelling” is hereby defined to mean any building or portion thereof, containing three (3) or more dwelling units. (Ord. 1193, 3--21-67) 11"111117 x-, Sec•1"2`"Heat Required; Determination. 4240 A, It shall be the duty of every person owning or controlling any multi -family dwelling in which heat is furnished from a heating plant used in common for the purpose of heating the various rooms and apartments therein, to furnish heat to such rooms and apartments from September 15, of each year to June 1, of the succeeding year, so that the occupants thereof may secure, without such undue restriction of ventilation as to interfere with proper sanitary conditions, a minimum temperature of sixtyfive degrees Fahrenheit b ees w W� , 5 degrees g r F �r r, w r;"^1M1M aM" v.^.renu� JmdWi',. •r;' .rA}a:ig ��P throughout the apart,wl N," euM✓4., no �nry tice of complaint concerning lack of he BUILDING COVE be given by occupant to suchersom ���W���" 4 before a % �" �II�v " I, If.. tµ,,. shall --� be' Fo`r... ... tFhpurpose of SII � � � """°..... NI /W r0r'' temperature in any such a oMA °^Y�n 'mwr:, rmmv. "„vwGMW Wwo- ^ Y mL .. Section, the Director of shall cause HEATING REGULATIONS; MULTI -FAMILY DWELLINGS H SECTION: 2A �� Definition Heat Required; Determination r Failure to Furnish Heat 2 Penalties Y SecDefinition. The term "multi -family dwelling” is hereby defined to mean any building or portion thereof, containing three (3) or more dwelling units. (Ord. 1193, 3--21-67) 11"111117 x-, Sec•1"2`"Heat Required; Determination. 4240 A, It shall be the duty of every person owning or controlling any multi -family dwelling in which heat is furnished from a heating plant used in common for the purpose of heating the various rooms and apartments therein, to furnish heat to such rooms and apartments from September 15, of each year to June 1, of the succeeding year, so that the occupants thereof may secure, without such undue restriction of ventilation as to interfere with proper sanitary conditions, a minimum temperature of sixtyfive degrees Fahrenheit b ees w W� , 5 degrees g r F �r r, w r;"^1M1M aM" v.^.renu� JmdWi',. •r;' .rA}a:ig ��P throughout the apart,wl N," euM✓4., no �nry tice of complaint concerning lack of he / room or apartment shall first be given by occupant to suchersom ���W���" 4 before a % �" �II�v violation of this Section. tµ,,. shall --� be' Fo`r... ... tFhpurpose of determining whether or not the temperature in any such room or apartment is in acclordance with gye�,Wos "' ons of this Section, the Director of shall cause temp re readings w ay y,,.f�,�.*r +,..; iui , avwn`+" o m�,,,,�..m� 'i `u ....,, w✓Id""`„ -t ° �...,,, v +� e.. �+�,"�,""" " "a�W4 a �', �,�.�, � ,,, �^ <f. ,l�� i„ „ W, ,,. ��h " "I. ;.w i i<"/ / r m ;w'3 J 9r:,,. pe er,.x„ „ "'!".,,n V t o l�J �o, v ,,,� wary n two V , p ��g�''. ��I4''�,� u�w�u�.a�l'��I� s e ,a�r4''.,�lir'!�' p « � ��/ c�� a,P,al me t. , f � f the apartment consists of only one roam, then in two (2 ) opposite parts of41 .. the room as near the e w .��. extremes as ct�ca � "fl point, not les ry k ➢ � than �i M � 1 r 9 3 away f°r m, amFW door �r.��d,� � .,o,w.mw ,w4"�4, W� f"40 Z k7f; �Iar' gn, ",� � �'�� � � � �: " � �9 / `aWn�i�' �I � iw',t2"i/ + ,• �� Failure to Furnish Heat �� ,n " . "r �� �� tl X Y +'✓H / .A, qyn 1 ( r / ) v( i� - A mrerc'WY n mwmw.. .. �,>m, �✓ X90 r /w`",�O�Irvi/'r��"'�/o,�mw%n"� "��; �; �,w�"'��nww,��, �fita�dnlgNu��..���lW" ""�; BUILDING CODE Failure to furnish the heat required shall not constitute an offense where it is due to a breakdown of the heating plant, if diligence is used to have such plant repaired (unless such breakdown has been caused by a violation of the Village Code) nor where it is due to strikes., to a general shortage of fuel, to any act of the tenant who makes the complaint, or to any cause beyond the owner's control, unless written notice of such failure to furnish the heat required shall first have been given to the owner or agent of the building by registered mail by the Village, and the temperature reading herein provided for shall not be made until after the delivery of such registered letter to the addressee thereof. (Ord. 1193, 3-21-67) See. 21.1204. Penalties* Any person who shall violate any provisions of this Article and fails to comply with any of the requirements thereof, shall be guilty of a misdemean©r punishable by a fine of not -less than -twenty five dollars ($25.00) and not more than five hundred dollars ($500.00), and a separate offense shall be deemed committed each day such violation is permitted to exist. (Ord. 11931 3-21-67) BUILDING CODE . .. .. . .. .. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS; PENALTIES SE 'T10 N.v, 1,,, Effect of Headings Severability 2 Penalties my Sec. Effect of Headings Chapter, article and section headings contained herein shall not be deemed to govern, limit, modify or in any'manner affect the scope, meaning or intent of the provisions of any article or section of this Chapter 21. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) 5" TIZ��_ J ,,, ,„,ti �, ,IJ 2,Severability. Sece- A If any part or parts of this Chapter shall be held to be unconstitutional, such unconstitutionality shall not affect the validity of the remaining parts of this Chapter. The Board of Trustees hereby declares that it would have passed the remaining parts of this Chapter if it had known that such part or parts thereof would be declared unconstitutional. (Ord* 2885) 4-4-79) Ez 3 S ec a P enalties* A. It is a misdemeanor for any person to violate any of the provisions of this Chapter 21; and any person who shall erect,, construct, alter or repair a building or structure in violation of this Chapter for which another penalty is not provided shall upon conviction for such violation be fined not less than twenty five dollars ($25.00) and/or no more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) and each day such violation continues to exist shall constitute a separate offense. B. The imposition of the penalties herein prescribed shall not preclude the Village from instituting an appropriate action or proceeding to prevent an unlawful erection,, construction, reconstruction) alteration, repair, conversion, maintenance or use or to restrain, correct ect or abate a violation, or to prevent the occupancy. of building, structure or premise., or to prevent an illegal act, conduct, business or use in or about premises. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) 11 1 T T -CL E --X, I Vt S E Tl 0 NIF 21 1,n- Definitions of Words and Phrases o Sec. Definitions of Words and Phrases. Whenever in this Chapter the following words and phrases are used, they shall, for the purposes of this Chapter, have the meanings respectively ascribed to them in this Article, except when the context in which they are used indicates otherwise. AGGRIEVED PARTY: One suffering from an infringement or denial of his legal rights by reason of a decision or ruling of the Director of Community Development. ALCOVE: A recess connected with or at the side of a larger room, with an unobstructed opening into such room equal to at least twenty percent (20%) of the entire wall surface of the alcove. ALLEY: A public way within a block, generally giving access to the rear of lots of buildings and not used for general traffic circulation. ALTERATION: As applied to a building or structure, a change or rearrangement of rooms or spaces, the structural parts, the exit facilities or an enlargement by extending on a side or by increasing the height. APARTMENT: A room or suite of two (2) or more rooms in an apartment building occupied as a family domicile where provision is made for living, sleeping, cooking and eating within the room or suite of two (2) or more rooms. APARTMENT BUILDING: Any building which contains apartments. APPROVED: As applied to a material, device or made of construction approved by the e,M e4 Direct or D under the of . ......... . .... ...... provisions o tlilis Clf, a p E e r or other authority designated by this Code to give approval or to be used as a standard in the matter in question. APPROVED MASONRY: Masonry constructed of brick, stone, concrete, hollow block, solid block or combination of these materials,, or other materials approved after test BUILDING CODE pursuant to Article XII of this Chapter. ARCHITECTURAL The Architectural Commission of the Village as COMMISSION: established in Section 5.1201 of the Municipal Code of the Village.. AREA: A. As applied to the dimensions of a building, the maximum horizontal area of the building at or above grade. B. As applied to floor surface measurement, the horizontal projected floor area inside of exterior enclosure walls or between exterior walls and fire walls. C. Pool Area. The apron immediately adjacent to a swimming pool extending to a minimum of five feet (5') from the said pool. ATTIC: A half story or fractional story directly under the roof and containing no habitable room. AUTOMATIC: As 'applied to a fire door or other opening protective,, means normally held in an open position and automatically closed by a releasing device that is actuated by abnormal high temperature or by a predetermined temperature or rate of rise in temperature* BASEMENT: A story, the floor of which is not less than two and one—half feet (2-1/2') below and the ceiling of which is not less than four feet (4') above grade level. BATHROOM: A room containing a tub, shower compartment or other facilities for bathing. BEARING WALL.- Means a wall which supports any load in addition to its own weight. BOARD OF APPEALS: The Board of Appeals of the Village. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: The Board of Trustees of the Village. BOILER ROOM: A room containing the fuel—burning equipment and/ or fuel storage for a heating or power generating system. BUILDING: A combination of materials to form a construction that is safe and stable., enclosed with walls and roofs and properly supported on a masonry foundation extending down below the frost line and adapted to permanent or continuous occupancy for residence, business, assembly, factory or storage purposes. The term "building" shall construed as BUILDING CODE if followed by the words "or part thereof". BUILDING, A building occupied for the transaction of BUSINESS: business, for the rendering of professional services, for the display and sale of goods, wares and merchandisel for the supplying of food, drink or comforts, or for the performance of certain work or labor., including, among others, office buildings, stores,, markets, restaurants, not excluding factories, storage or warehouse buildings BUILDING, FRAME: Buildings having a wood frame or having brick, stone or stucco veneering on a wood frame which wholly or part serves as the structural support of the building or its load. BUILDING., A building in which persons are harbored to INSTITUTIONAL: receive medical,, charitable or other care or treatment; or in which persons are held or detained by reason of public or civic duty or for correctional purposes, including, among others, hospitals, asylums, sanitariums, fire houses, police stations and jails. BUILDING LIKE: The line established by deed or law, beyond which a building shall not extend, except as specifically provided for in the Zoning Code or other oridinance of the Village. BUILDING, PUBLIC: A building in which persons congregate for civic, political, educational, religious, social or recreational purposes, including, among others, court houses, schools, colleges, libraries, museums,, exhibition building, lecture halls, churches, assembly halls, lodge rooms and dance halls. BUILDING, SKELETON: A building composed of only structural framework, or a rigid supportive or protective structure or shell. BULKHEAD: A raised portion of floor construction and the partition enclosing it, which provides head room for a stair flight or, when in connection with store show windows, provides a means for light and ventilation to the basement space below. CEILING: The overhead covering of a room. CEILING HEIGHT: The height from floor surface to ceiling. CELLAR: A story, the ceiling of which is entirely below or less than four feet (4 ') above grade level* CEMENT FLOOR: A floor not less than three inches (3") in BUILDING CODE thickness of concrete composed of one part Portland cement, three (3) parts of sand and five (5) parts of crushed stone or gravel,, and a top finish not less than one—half inch (1/2") in thickness composed of one part Portland cement and two (2) parts of sand, all proportioned by volume. CEMENT MORTAR: A mixture of one part of Portland cement and not more than three (3) parts of sand, proportioned by volume, with an allowable addition of hydrated lime not to exceed twenty percent (20%) of the cement volume. CEMENT LIME A mixture of one part of hydrated lime to not more MORTAR: than six (6) parts of sand, proportioned by volume with an addition of not less than ten percent (10%) of Portland cement of the lime by volume. CERTIFICATE OF The certificate issued by the Director of OCCUPANCY.- t, which permits the use of a wilding in accordance with the approved plans and specifications and which certifies compliance with 7 -he provisions of law for the use and occupancy of he building in its several parts together with any special stipulations or conditions of the building permit. CHIMNEY OR FLUE: A vertical, or approximately vertical, conduit through which smoke and/or gases of combustion escape to the outer air. CLERK OR The Clerk of the Village. VILLAGE CLERK: CLOSET: A nonhabitable room used for storage. CONCRETE: A. Except when otherwise specifically provided, "concrete" shall mean a mixture of one part of Portland cement and not more than three (3) parts of sand and five (5) parts of crushed stone or gravel, all proportioned by volume. B. "Reinforced concrete" means Portland cement concrete in which steel is embodied in such manner that the two (2) materials act together in resisting forces. DEPARTMENTS: DEPARTMENT OF The Department of Community Development of the COMMUNITY Village. DEVELOPMENT. - DEPARTMENT OF The Department of Finance of the Village. BUILDING CODE FINANCE: DEPARTMENT OF The Department of Public Works of the Village. PUBLIC WORKS: DIRECTORS: DIRECTOR OF The Director of the Department of Community COMMUNITY Development of the Village. DEVELOPMENT: DIRECTOR OF The Director of the Department of Public Works PUBLIC WORKS of the Village. DISTRICTS: BUSINESS DISTRICT: The territory of the Village contiguous to and including a highway when within any six hundred feet (600") along such highway there are buildings in use for business or industrial purposes, including but not limited to hotels, banks or office buildings, railroad stations and public buildings which occupy at least three hundred feet (300") of frontage on one side or three hundred feet (300") collectively on both sides of the highway. RESIDENCE The territory of the Village contiguous to and DISTRICT: including a highway not comprising a business district when the property on such highway for a distance of three hundred feet (300") or more is in the main improved with residences or residences and buildings in use for business. SUBURBAN DISTRICT: That portion of the Village other than the business and residence districts. URBAN DISTRICT: The territory contiguous to and including any street which is built up with structures devoted to business., industry or dwelling houses situated at intervals or less than one hundred feet (100") for ,a distance of a quarter of a mile or more. DOMICILE: An apartment, dwelling, habitable room or a suite of two (2) or more rooms where provision is made for living, to be occupied as a family residence,, either transient or permanent. In every domicile there shall be at least one room having a floor area of not less than one hundred sixty five (165) square feet. DWELLING.* A building for one domicile and occupied by one family. DWELLING, A building designed for two (2) domiciles and BUILDING CODE TWO FAMILY: occupied by not more than two (2) families. DWELLING UNIT: One or more rooms arranged for the use of one or more individuals living together as a single housekeeping unit, with cooking, living, sanitary andd-sleeping facilities. EGRESS.- A means or route of exit from a room or building including a doorway, passage, corridor, stairway or fire escape. ELEVATOR: A device within or in connection with a building used for conveying persons or objects upward or downward and includes dumbwaiter., escalator and similar devices - ENCLOSING WALL.- A wall separating the interior of a building from the exterior. Such walls may act as bearing walls, enclosing walls or curtain walls. EXIT: A means of route of egress from a room or building including doorway, passage, corridor,, stairway or fire escape. FAMILY: Excepting domestic employees, any number of persons related by blood, marriage or adoption, or not to exceed five (5) persons not so related, living together in a room or rooms comprising a single housekeeping unit shall be considered a family. FENCE: A structure or partition erected about a yard or other space, or about any other object, intended to prevent intrusion, from without, whether physical or visual, or straying from within. FLOOR: A horizontal or approximately horizontal system, other than a ceiling, used to support loads within a building. (See also "Story", this Article) FLOOR AREA: For determining floor area ratio, the "floor area" of a building is the sum of the gross horizontal area of the several floors of a building measured from the exterior face of the exterior walks) excluding garage and basement floor. FLOOR AREA RATIO: The floor area of a building divided by the area of the zoning lot. FOOTING: A construction supported directly on the ground which supports walls, piers and columns. FOUNDATION WALL: A wall or pier below grade level serving as support for a wall, pier, column or other structural part of a building. BUILDING CODE FURRING: A construction of wood, metal, masonry or other material, the sole purpose of which is to obtain a plane or contour for other surface materials. GARAGE: A building, shed or enclosure, or a part thereof, in which a motor vehicle containing a volatile inflammable fuel in its fuel storage tank is stored, housed or kept. GARAGE, PRIVATE: A garage for not more than three (3) motor vehicles in which no business or industry connected directly or indirectly with motor vehicles is carried on. GARAGE,, PUBLIC: A garage not included within the term private garage. GRADE or GRADE The elevation established by the Village for the LEVEL: proper level of the sidewalk at the street lot line. Where the sidewalk does not adjoin the street lot line, grade at the street lot line shall be determined by taking the elevation established by the Village for the street curb and adding thereto an amount equal to one-third of an inch (1/3") for each foot of horizontal distance between said edge of street curb and said street lot line* on an alley, grade shall be that elevation which is commonly termed "alley grade at the property line. GROUNDS: Combustible or noncombustible materials to which final materials are attached by nails, screws or for the purpose of aligning plaster. HABITABLE ROOM: I Any room in which one or more persons live, eat, sleep or carry on their usual domestic, social or business vocation or avocation, but does not include kitchens, pantries, bathrooms, water closet compartment, laundries, corridors, cellars and spaces that are not used frequently or during extended periods. HEIGHT OF BUILDING: A. In feet, the verticle distance from grade as established in this Code to the average finished ceiling line of the topmost habitable story; provided, that penthouses, towers or steeples shall not be counted in measuring the height of a building and further provided that where a structure is set back from the street line, the height of the building may be measured either from the established grade or from an elevation which is one-third of an inch (1/3") above the established grade for each foot by which the building is set back from the nearest street line. BUILDING CODE B. In stories, the number of habitable stories in a building, exclusive of a basement of cellar story, and also exclusive of certain penthouses. HOLLOW BLOCK: A cellular building block of burnt clay or concrete in which cellular spaces within the blocks exceed twenty five percent (25%) of the gross cubic content of the block. INCOMBUSTIBLE: Any material which will not sustain fire. INCOMBUSTIBLE A construction in which all materials used in the CONSTRUCTION: construction and finish are incombustible to the point that the construction will not sustain fire. KITCHEN: A room or an alcove containing 'cooking facilities and in which food may be prepared. LIME MORTAR: A mix -Lure of one part slacked lime or hydrated lime not more than four (4) parts of sand proportioned by volume. LINTEL: A member placed over an opening in a wall to support the construction above. LIVE LOAD: All loads except dead loads. MANAGER OR The Village Manager of the Village. VILLAGE MANAGER: OCCUPIED: As applied to a building shall be construed as though followed by the words "or intended, arranged or designed to be occupied. OFFICE: A place where clerical work, writing or drafting is done, where clients are interviewed, professional services are rendered or where business is transacted without an immediate transfer of goods. OPEN AREA: With respect to fences, open area shall be determined so that any given square foot of such fence shall consist of not more than fifty percent (50%) fencing material including posts and rails. PANTRY: A space accessory to a dining room or kitchen for storage of dishes or food or for a preparation of food without the use of heat. PARAPET: A wall of approved masonry projecting above the roof line to prevent the spread of fire. PARKWAY: Area from curb to sidewalk,, PARTY WALL: A wall of approved masonry used or adapted for BUILDING CODE joint use between two (2) buildings and shall comply with wall thickness as provided for under masonry construction. PATIO: A recreation area that adjoins a dwelling, is often paved, and is adapted especially to outdoor dining. PATIO SCREENING: A screen, preferrably decorative, natural or artificial, which screen is placed adjacent to a patio for the purpose of concealing such patio. PETITIONER: One making a formal request for a hearing before the Board of Appeals of the Village on an appeal for a variation from the regulations and specifications found in this Chapter. PERSON: Every natural person, firm, copartnership, association or corporation. REPAIR: The replacement- of existing work with the same kind of material used in the existing work, not. including additional work that would effect the structural safety of the building or that would effect or change required exit facilities or that would effect the vital element of an elevator, plumbing, gas piping, wiring or heating installation, or that would be in violation of a provision of the Municipal -Code of the Village. SOLID ROCK: A building block of burnt, clay or stone, gravel or cinder concrete in which cellular spaces within the block do not exceed in the aggregate twenty five percent (25%) of the gross cubic content of the block. SPRINKLERED: Equipped with an approved automatic sprinkler system containing an arrangement of piping and sprinklers' designed to operate automatically by the heat of fire and to discharge water upon such fire* STAIRWAY: One or more flights of stairs and the necessary landings and platforms connecting them to form a continous and uninterrupted passage from one floor to another; including risers,, treads, floor landings, stair platforms, supporting members, handrails, newel posts, balustrades and the enclosure of such stairs from the required exit to the exit door of the building or grade. A. Flight.- A series of stops between successive landings and platforms* B. Landing: The floor space immediately adjoining the top or bottom, of a flight. For an inclosed BUILDING CODE stair, the landing is the floor space wit - thin the enclosure. C. Open Stair: A stair without a complete enclosure. D. Step: A rise and adjoining tread. E. Tread: The horizontal width of a step not including the nosing. F. Width: The clear width of a stair between parallel required handrails or between a required handrails or between a required handrail and a wall. An unrequired handrail shall not be considered in measuring stair width. STOP ORDER: An order, written or oral, to cease and desist any and all construction activities which order is issued by the Director of evetop TA of the Village. STORY.- A horizontal division �of a'Suildingls interior not necessarily corresponding exactly with a horizontal division of said building's exterior, but that part of such interior located between a floor and the floor or roof next above. STREET: The entire width between boundary lines of every way or place of whatever nature when any part thereof is open to the use of the public, 3% as a matter of right and includes avenue., highway, road, boulevard, roadway and public way. STREET LINE: A lot line dividing a lot from a street. STRUCTURE: Any construction, or any production or place of work artifically built up or composed of parts joined together in some definite manner; including but limited to stadia, gospel and circus tents, reviewing stands, platforms, radio towers, air conditioning compressor units, coal bins, fences, ,display of signs and poles connected by wires for the transmission of electricity. SWIMMING POOL.- An artificial or semiartificial receptacle or other container for a body of water having a depth at any point of more than. two feet (21) whether located indoors or outdoors, used or intended to be used for public, semi-public or private swimming by adults or children or both adults and children, whether or not any charge or fee is imposed upon such adults or children, operated and maintained by any person as defined elsewhere in this Article, whether he be an owner, leasee, operator, licensee BUILDING CODE or concessionaire and shall include all structures, appurtenances, equipment, appliances and other facilities appurtenant to and intended for the operation and maintenance of same; including but not limited to the following: SWIMMING POOL, Any swimming pool being constructed in whole or in EXCAVATED.* part below the grade level and out of doors. SWIMMING POOL,, Any swimming pool so constructed as to be located INDOOR.- in whole or in part within a structure or building in such manner as to become part of the real estate. SWIMMING POOL, Any prefabricated swimming pool which has a depth PORTABLE: at any point of more than two feet (2'), which pool may be utilized without an excavation and which has an empty weight of less than two hundred (200) pounds, which weight shall be inclusive of all the appurtenances of the said pool. SWIMMING POOL, A swimming pool located in any residentially zoned RESIDENTIAL district used or intended to be used solely by the PRIVATE: owner, operator or leasee thereof and his family, and by friends invited to use it without payment of any fee. SWIMMING POOL, All swimming pools operated and maintained in PUBLIC AND conjunction -with or by clubs, motel, hotels, SEMI-PUBLIC multi -unit buildings housing -more than three (3) families and community associations, and shall L - include any swimming pool other than a private residential swimming pool. SWIMMING POOL, Any swimming pool as defined in this Article being RAISED DECK: constructed in such manner as to have a flat floor, roofless area resting above the grade level, which raised deck shall lie immediately adjacent to and surrounding the upper edge of said pool which shall not be an excavated pool. UNPROTECTED METAL Applies to buildings in which the structural CONSTRUCTION supports are metal and in which the roofing and walls or other enclosures are of sheet metal or other incombustible materials, or of masonry deficient in thickness or otherwise and not conforming to approved masonry. VILLAGE ATTORNEY: The Village Attorney of the Village. VILLAGE ENGINEER: The Village Engineer of the Village. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) BUILDING CODE . . . . . . . . . .... R� FIRE PREVENTION SECTION. - Fire Prevention Code Adopted. Establishment and Duties of Bureau of Code Enforcement 5 3. Automatic Detection and/or Extinguishment � of Fire Storage and Location of Certain Matter JI, Modifications Iy New Materials, Processes or Occupancies Which May 3"r' "7 ts Require PermiL Appeals A A, Permits Required Fire Lanes De f in i ti o"r ro w / al` ° ,- �vG ;W W,✓ �+ m x� ,',�. <,W w'r ns; ..... .. . R 7; Fire Prevention Code Adopted. 1, 41 tr "I A . The ;'� 1-9-7-8r, E d i t i o n o f the BOCA Basi 1, 'ire Prevention Code including all appendices is hereby adopted'in its entirety. The edition of the National Fire Codes, -,-i, s.-h,e r-e'b v a d n, n r P_ d' P w e- P n, 1 f ^ r B. In the event that any provisions of said Codes are in conflict, with the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code of the Village, the latter shall prevail and the conflicting provisions of the adopted Code shall be of no effect. (Ord. 1130,, 1-11-66) C. The Fire Chief shall make recommendations on life safety regula', t1oll— for existing buildings to the Village Board for adoption. Establishment and Duties of Bureau of -n a Ce Code Enforceme A The Fire Prevention Code steal e Bureau of Code Fire Department s hereby ch shall be ope EnforcemenL established on of the Chief of the FirDame r t meat V- 17 1///_4M0ffl%"_9MMf01Tft11rj! nt;"" r r V 4- . . . . . . . . . I .. .... ... ... B • Th, e' &-Ihl:111:11111'�� shall th e Bureau o, f Fire Prevent' i o n , .... . . ... ... f wh ich Bureau7s ell, 0" f k%' a e d7 -7b Y" Z: A, . . ... . .. ... i. . ... . ... . �v �T",r mi'60�� 6"'o"AA M7, ";""A I �' 1:77 1,,") u Ex "T 37 oo wr 6- l 4"J", �Vrl'lll �A (00, jy//�" 0 'IfIl 'A J, 4 mm J C. The Chief of the Fire Department'- may detail such members of the Fire Department as inspectors as shall from time to time be necessary. The Chief of the Fire Department may recommend to the corporate authorities of the Village the employment of technical inspectors. (Ord 74 4 $ 2-7-61 ) It Duration and/or Extinguishment of Fire. A. Authority is hereby conferred upon the Chief of the Fire Department to adopt and promulgate rules based upon the standards of any L to nationally recognized organization embodying details for the installation and construction of automatic sprinkler equipment and/or automatic fire detection equipment in such instances where, based upon the standards contained herein,, any building or part -thereof, because of its size, construction,, occupancy or lack of suitable protective equipment, shall t- t be deemed by the said Fire Chief or his duly authorized agent to constitute a special fire hazard to life or property or an excessive burden upon the fire extinguishing facilities of the Fire Department* B. All automatic sprinkler equipment specified herein shall be inspected at least once a year as is specified hereinbelow, and at all times maintained in proper operative condition by th'e owner or occupant It7- L_ of such building. The occupant(s) of such buildings containing such equipment shall promptly notify the Fire Prevention Bureau of the Fire Department in case such sprinkler system or any other equipment specified herein is withdrawn from such building, or the use of such equipment therein is interrupted, curtailed or altered. C. It shall be the responsibility of the owners of all buildings having interior fire alarm and suppression systems both existing and -those which are to be constructed, to provide for the continuous maintenance of such systems through no less than an annual inspection and testing of the systems. Proof of each annual inspection and testing of the Fire alarm and suppression systems shall be provided to the Fire Prevention Bureau upon completion of such test. (Ord. 2885, 4-4-79) 7 7Sc. Storage and Location of Certain Matter. A. Storage of flammable liquids in outside aboveground tanks referred to in Section 16.22a of the Fire Prevention Code is hereby prohibited. iw<�Nrw�� i"e,„' mW� // ±.w, ;;" m ^77, �'47_ L B. New bulk plants for flamaable6liquids n are Tereby prohibited. f . . . . . . .. . ... . . . . . ,,,„.^vr"'"'"�' �-"'"^"`�,.,,d, / �,.-'."'"" . . . ....... C. Bulk storage of liquefied petroleum gas referred to in Section 21.6a of the Fire Prevention Code is hereby prohibited. BUILDING CODE , .... .. ........ -22 d -e-" *4 "M Sec.. Modifications The Bureau of Fire Prevention shall have power to modify any of the provisions of the Fire Prevention Code upon application in writing by the owner or lessee, or his duly authorized agent, when there are practical difficulties in the way of carrying out the strict letter of the Code, provided that the spirit of the Code shall be observed, public safety secured, and substantial justice done. The particulars of such modification when granted or allowed and the decision of the Bureau of Fire Prevention shall be entered upon the records of the Department and signed copy shall be furnished the applicant. (Ord. 744, 2-7-61) 12Se71, c. New Materials, Processes -n c or Occupancies Which May Require Permits. L . . . ....... . T h e Village President, the Chief of the Fire Department '0 "POO and t B, ureau of Fire Prevention shall act as a committee to determine and specify, after giving affected persons a opportunity to be heard, any new materials, processes or occupancies which shall require permits, in addiion to those I addition. U now enumerated in said Code. The Chief of the Fire Department shall post such list in a conspicuous place in his office, and distribute copies thereof to interested persons. (Ord. 744, 2- 7-61) Y, 47 "4"M S FRI, ec. -l"', 151 Appeals. Whenever the Chief of the Fire Department shall disapprove an application or refuse to grant a licnese or permit applied for, or when it is claimed that the provisions of the Code do not apply or that the true intent and meaning of the Code have been misconstrued or wrongly interpreted,, the applicant may appeal from the decision of the Chief of the Fire Department to the President and Board of Trust ' ees within thirty (30) days from the date of the decision of the appeal. Thereupon the said President and Trustees shall designate a time and place for a public hearing thereon and the applicant and Fire Chief may present pertinent information. The decision of the President and Trustees shall be final. (Ord. 744, 2-7-61) Permits Required. A. It shall be unlawful to construct, install or enlarge any tank, pump or piping equipment for the storage or handling of flammable or fflull1 M5 volatile liquids without having first obtained a permit therefor. Application for such permits shall be made to the Bureau of Code Enforcement, and shall be accompanied by a drawing to scale showing the location as well as plans showing the type and nature of installation or alteration. B App`ovl. No such permit shall be issued until the Director of f N�n;'nr„war "has certified that the contemplated work fully D 4” complies with the ordinances of the Village. For installation of fuel oil tanks having a capacity of than 2 000 gallons and less than 20 000 gallons -- $75.00. more than installation of fuel oil tanks having a capacity of 201000 gallons or more -- $75.00. For installation of tanks for storage of gasoline having a capacity of 1,000 or over -- $75.00. For installation of tanks for storage of gasoline having a capacity of less than 101000 gallons -- $75.00. n 1, 1- t: a L. -La, t io, n,,�,_ ol t_A� -k ul d, -6 7.4 4",',,7 7 , � 'l � - , :. ��lo S c Fire Lanes. A. For the purpose of this Section, the term "fire lane" shall be deemed to be any street, alley, driveway, roadway, accessway or easement of access, whether paved or unpaved, that is kept, maintained or intended to provide ingress and egress for fire -fighting vehicles and equipment to or from any building, structure or fire hydrant. A "fire lane" may be publicly dedicated or located wholly or partly on or over private property. B. Whenever any of the officers, members or inspectors of the Fire Department-- or Bureau of Code Enforcement shall find that, in order to prevent or eliminate a dangerous or hazardous condition on any premises, t a fire lane is required to provide access to buildings, or structures or fire hydrants for fire -fighting vehicles or equipment, the of r ,,-,,-I, of the IN amay s Bureau of Code Enforcement shall designate such fire lane es,,, be necessary to eliminate such dangerous or hazardous condition. �,ll li� C. Fire lanes designated as provided in Section 18.2014 shat posted with signs identifying the location of such fire lane or lanes. D. It shall be unlawful for any person to block or obstruct, wholly or partly, any duly designated and posted fire lane. E. Any person convicted of a violation of this Section 21-1509 shall be fined not, less than ten dollars ($10.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense. (Ord. 1117,1 12-7-65) BUILDING CODE , a�. r ri li tiN Sec. Def iiti Whenever the ward "Municipality" is used in this Article, it shall be construed to refer to the Village of Mount Prospect. (Ord. 2151, 3-4-69) r`k �� rU ofd; � � , ,o uv, raw � .�,�qp q, iii �. r y. Y/ r � 5 J ';,r I d\v / 1➢ 6 fah ,Www W 1�r y . ..... .. +ilk, ti„ n r isµ i/w�.; ";,�,� )Y P ''a, b'' llr`�,:`, 'a U . . ..... ..... r ,. h, 4r a'n d, t -e s tU Pa ill„,,es io, r 'e, ��� y.�,�, d J, e x u, e, r, is 'F1 eM a, aTIC a, e,p P,Aell S- ppen 11 n . . ..... . . S� ,,:�, ( re:� M 5 �Q' .d e 2 `” IMI `7 0 3'�%%7!` ',,„tiw w�omuurtA,m+n"rtHi v,,w ia'u"'il uul('�'� „�o� ��., •i it i�,�"*' ,>��. µ ... Sec. 24-,-1-51-2. Penalties . Refer to section. F-1015.5.1 of the BOCA. Basic Fire Prevention Code 1, 978 and thf�,,,,,qo1lar amount for fines shall e not less than ,, ,� �ry '�* :�,�r�. +��'y ^� 135 kµ A '�w�'tiwtlw �1^ �A� o '° f e n f.. • dJ H p�u �iN�a�. a, �V.."r �.,.� �8', uwww xr ww�:7hr+���i �( �w* fi d„ .'��u.�r�✓"., i� a x" �„Mkw� rr�u,,,�v�� �� �, � ,a�i� .� � '..,�,1.uw��'w r rlu 1 r ✓''"'' IP1ii w ^� n� w r d�" k, r isw�” +IG'" am "' -" "' �m rwir ,rrr� „. ii r n, 40 �!'N15/Ryu J°''./mew.,+ r x, m,�,.. �, � W Po' i BUILDING CGDE x A R T I C L E °PROPERTY MAINTENANCE CODE # rPurpose -024 Scope and Applicability Definitions r 2 :Maintenance Required 21 1 71 Maintenance Standards Responsibilities of Owners and Operators �f)7 Responsibility of Occupants C Additional Re sponsibilities of Owners and Operators .... vpaJayey 10? +�, of Hotels and Motels Transfer of Responsibility �m Rales and Regulations Inspections and Right of Entry Notice of Violations � � , Effect of Noncompliance 1 Designation of Building as Unfit For Human Use or the Use Intended ----Procedures 2,1- Effect of Designation of Dwelling as Unfit. For Human d Use or the Use Intend e Designation of Building as Dangerous and a g g g Public. Nuisance ---Procedures " Effect of Designation. of Building as Dangerous and a . . . . .... .. _ , Public N ��/, c uisance 11 Emergency Cases . Assistance. of Village Attorney Imposition. of Penalty No Bar to Legal Action .Appeals 4� Records 2 Severability H Sec. - Purpose. The purpose of this Article is to protect the environment and the public health, safety and welfare, and to prevent and control blight by establishing regulations and enforcement procedures to the end that buildings and real estate within the Village are maintained in a safe and sanitary condition, free of health, fire and safety hazards. (Ord. 3006, 5--20-80) . w r y Seca 2 Scope and Applicability. Except where otherwise specified hereinafter, the provisions of this Article shall apply to all buildings and real estate located within the Village and shall apply in addition to all other Village ordinances. (Ord. 3006, 5--20-80) BUILDING CODE a 1177, 711 Sec. Definitions. For purposes of this Article, the following words and terms shall have the following meanings: ACCESSORY A building the use of which is incidental to that of STRUCTURE: the principal building and which is located on the same lot BASEMENT: A portion of any building located partly underground. but having less than half its clear floor to ceiling height below the average grade of the adjoining ground. BUILDING: Any residential or nonresidential support, shelter or enclosure of persons, animals or movable property of any kind, and which is permanently affixed to the land. CELLAR: A portion of a building located partly or wholly underground and having half or more than half of its clear floor to ceiling height below grade. ENFORCEMENT A person designated by the Village Manager to enforce OFFICER: the provisions of this Article. EXTERMINATION: The control and elimination of insects, rodents or other pests by eliminating their harborage places; by removing or making inaccessible materials that may serve as their food; by poisoning, spraying, fumigating or trapping; or by any other recognized legal pest elimination. methods. GARBAGE: Any rejected or waste household food, offal, swill or carrion., and every accumulation of animal, fruit or vegetable matter that attends the preparation., use, cooking and dealing in, or storage of, meats, fish fowl, fruits or vegetables, and any other matter of any nature which are subject to decay, putrefaction and the generation of noxious or offensive ,gases or odor, or which during or after decay may serve as breeding or feeding material for flies or other germ. -carrying insects. HOTEL: A building or portion thereof, or a group of buildings, which provides sleeping accommodations for transients on a daily or weekly basis, whether such establishments are designated as a hotel, inn, automobile court, motel, motor inn, motor lodge, tourist court or otherwise. INFESTATION: The presence within or around a dwelling or dwelling unit of any insects, rodents or other pests. LET.: To give another person the right to occupy any portion of a building or real estate or both. The act of BUILDING CODE "letting" shall be deemed to be a continuing act for so long as the person given the right to occupy the premises continues to do so. A further "letting" by any occupant or a portion of a building is, for purposes of this Article, a ' lso a "" letting: by the owner or operator of the building. MOTEL: A building or portion thereof, or a group of buildings, which provides sleeping accommodations for transients on a daily or weekly basis, whether such establishments are designated as a hotel, inn, automobile court, motel, motor inn., motor lodge, tourist court or otherwise. OCCUPANT: Any person, over one year of age, living in, sleeping in or having actual possession of a building or portionthereof hereof. OPERATOR: Any person having charge, care, management or control of any building or part thereof. IV, 4, rsr 75 . . . . ....... .. . . ....... .. . ..... . ...... ,`7 e_ L__ Z, . .. .. .. 41,4 111, - 11 4, ., .... . . . . .. I I ......... .. . . ': _Y? . ........ . ; I %,7r,_,!�,,_,_ r-01" .w. ....... ....... . ... ...... 77 . ....... .. . . . ..... .. r . .. . . . .. . .. .... , 4 1A, >, :Q Z ru "'e 7 ;t "k tr T4,17 j 7' ... . ... ... AJ VS�rs , 7111 L- '4 0 -Vf T PERSON: Any natural person, partnership, trust, corporation or association. Whenever used with respect to any penalty, the term "person" as applied to partnerships or associations shall mean the partners or members thereof,, and as applied to trusts or corporations shall mean the trustees or officers thereof. PLUMBING.* Gas pipes, gas -burning equipment, water -heating equipment,., water pipes, garbage disposal osal units, waste pipes, water closets, sinks, installed dishwashers, lavatories, bathtubs, shower baths, installed clothes - washing machines,, wells, septic tanks, catch basins, drains, vents and any similar supplied fixtures, together with all connections to water, sewer or gas lines. PREMISES: A lot plot or parcel of land, including the buildings V i and structures thereon. RUBBISH: Rubbish shall mean combustible and noncombustible waste materials, except garbage; and the term shall include the residue from the burning of wood, coal., coke and other combustible material, paper., rags, cartons, boxes, wood excelsior, rubber, leather, tree branches, yardL strimming, -in cans, metals, mineral matter, glass crockery, dust or any object that is removed from the "things that are presently worthless or unsuitable for 1 ii immediate purpose. Paid for., installed, furnished or provided by or under the control of the owner or operator at its own expense* (Ord. 3006,, 5-20-80) -enance Required. S e MainL A. be unlawful for the owner of real estate or any owner of a building t o fail, refuse o, r neglect t o m a i , n 't * _* a it"n- " 's- lu- a n,, real estate or building in accordance with the provisions of this Article. (Ord. 3006,, 5-20-80) L Sec,pr 24--.4,605. Maintenance Standards. A. General Standards: 1. All buildings and real estate shall be maintained in good repair and each part of a building shall perform the function for which such part was designed or intended to be used. 2. Facilities, utilities and equipment, including, but not limited to chimneys and heating and ventilating equipment and facilities, which are part of or used in or on a building and the real estate on which such building is located shall be maintained in good repair and working order so that they - function safely and effectively without threat to health and safety. B. Specific Standards: 1. Foundations, Exterior Walls and Roofs: Every foundation, 0 exterior wall and ro'f of every building shall be substantially weather -tight, water -tight, and rodent proof; shall be kept in sound condition and good repair; shall be kept free of holes or breaks, and of loose or rotting boards, timbers, bricks, stones and other structural material; and shall be safe to use and capable of supporting the load which normal use may cause to be placed thereon. 2. Exterior Surfaces: All exterior surfaces of any building shall be reasonably capable of withstanding the effects of the elements and decay. Any exterior surface which is deteriorated, decaying, disintegrating or which has lost its capability to reas a withstand the effects of,the elements v, shall be repaired. VID 3•Windows an v vir basement or cellar door and hatchway shall M57; 3 ""eeeleee''el le, 'Intially weather -tight, tight, wind -tight and subs tL water rodent roof shall be equiped with all appropriate hardware BUILDING CODE shall be capable of being easily opened unless designed to be fixed; and all windows, exterior doors and screens shall be kept in good repair, 4. Stairways and Porches: Every inside and outside stairway and porch and every appurtenance thereto shall be maintained in a good state of repair and free from rot -Ling, loose or deteriorating supports, rails, floors and stairs so as to be safe to use and capable of supporting the loads that normal use may cause to be placed thereon* 5. Accessory Structures: All garages, tool sheds and all other accessory structures shall be kept in good repair so as not to be unsafe or a harborage for rats and other rodents. Fences and roadside mailboxes shall be maintained in good repair, solid and in the same condition required for other exterior surfaces. If attached to the exterior of a building, a television antenna shall be firmly and securely fastened to the building and shall be maintained in good repair. No television antenna shall be attached to any tree located on public property. 6. Vegetation: No real estate wit -hi n the Village sail nn, t L vegetation in violatioof c o ,r o 1, 1 growths of vegeL n "ZI . . . .. f o the Municipal Code of the Village ol, on L ro :Ai 6 'N, dead trees shall be allowed to remain on real spect, estate within the Village for more than three (3) months. 7. Driveways and Walkways- Cement or asphalt driveways and parking areas shall be maintained free of loose or broken material, cracks which are safety hazards, and such driveways and parking areas shall be repaired as necessary to avoid safety hazards. Stone driveways, walkways and parking areas shall be maintained in forms designed to prevent the spread of gravel to public ways, easements and adjoining private property. 8. Gutters, Downspouts and Sump Pumps: All gutters and downspouts shall be maintained free of debris which might prevent their proper functioning and shall not be allowed to discharge in a manner which might create unnecessary erosion. All gutters and downspouts shall be securely fastened to the A building which they serve. No sump pumps shall h, a rz e, across .,th e,,,, surface p r r i a, t e x 1� . .. .. . "Al 7 )Per t, �4 9. Ratproofi-ng: Every building and the property on which such buildings are located shall be maintained in a rat -free and ratproof condition. 10. Plumbing: Every plumbing fix -Lure and all water and waste pipes shall be properly installed and maintained in good and sanitary working condition. lie Ingress and Egress: The means of ingress to and egress from any building, including but not limited to., BUILDING CODE corridors, stairs and porches., shall be maintained in good repair and free from any obstructions. 12. Protective Railings.- Any handrails, guardrails or other types of protective railings required to be constructed or installed under any provision of the Municipal Code of the Village or which have otherwise been,, con,structed a,nd.-installed a air 47,,Wgr,�� 41 n g o shall be �main-ained od rep 457 4', 7Z" Vl x M, t 0 i c- l' e N 6 1,,3*- c e n s e or unlicensed motor vehicle or part thereof shall be abandoned, parked or stored if such motor vehicle or part -thereof is in an abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative condition, upon any private property within the Village, for a period in excess of thirty (30) days, unless such motor vehicle or part thereof is completely enclosed within a building in a lawful manner, where it is not plainly visible from the street or other public or private proper -Lies, or unless such vehicle is stored or parked in a lawful manner or private property in connection with the business of a licensed vehicle dealer or repair shop. During the thirty (30) day period during which such dismantled, wrecked or inoperative vehicles may be abandoned, parked or stored outdoors on private property, such vehicles or parts -thereof may only be parked and stored on the portion of the rear yard of the property which is paved and customarily used for driveway purposes. 14. Garbage and Debris Accumulation Prohibited: Accumulation of garbage and debris which violates the provisions of Article II of Chapter 19 of the Municipal Code of the Village is prohibited. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) 41 Responsibilities of Owners and Operators. Every owner or operator of a building of real estate shall: A. Compliance with Duties: Comply with all duties imposed by this Article. Furthermore., no owner or operator shall let to another person any building or real estate unless such building or real estate or both are clean, sanitary, fit for human use and occupancy, and comply with all applicable provisions of local, State and Federal law. B. Shared Area and Facilities: Maintain in a clean and safe condition, the shared or public areas of a building and the real estate on 4- which it is located, including parkways, and maintain and repair any equipment or facilities which said owner or operator supplies or is required to provide under this Article. C. Extermination: Prevent infestation of any building and exterminate any insects rodents or other pests in any building. D. Garbage and Rubbish Disposal: Supply and maintain facilities for BUILDING CODE the temporary storage and disposal of garbage and rubbish as required by Chapter 19 of the Municipal Code of the Village and provide for the collection of garbage and rubbish from the premises in the manner provided in said Chapter. E. Accumulation of Debris and Storage of Goods: No owner of a building or real estate shall accumulate or permit the accumulation of rubbish) boxes,, lumber, scrap metal or any other materials in such a manner that such accumulation may provide a rat harborage or fire hazard. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) 4 Secy Responsibility of Occupants. Every occupant of a building or real estate shall: A. Maintenance: Maintain in a safe and sanitary condition that part of a building or real estate or both which such occupant controls and be responsible for misuse of common areas and facilities. B. Garbage and Rubbish Disposal: Dispose of all garbage and rubbish in a clean and sanitary manner by placing it in approved storage or disposal facilities which are safe and sanitary. C. Accumulation of Litter, Debris and Storage of Goods: No person shall place on any real estate or in a building or on the real estate upon such building is located any material which causes a fire hazard or otherwise endangers the life,, health or safety of any person or constitutes a blighting or deteriorating influence on the premises or neighborhood, nor place in storage on the premises any furniture, equipment or material which harbors insects, rodents or other pests or is conductive to infestation. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) See. Additional Responsibilities of Owners and Op@rAtorg of Hotels and Motels. A. General Responsibilities: Every owner or operator of a hotel or motel shall comply with the provisions of this Article. B. Additional Responsibilities: The owner or operator of every hotel or motel shall be responsible for the following: I. The sanitary maintenance of all walls, floors and ceilings and for the maintenance of a sanitary condition in every part of the hotel or motel. 2. The extermination of any insects, rodents or other pests wherever found in the hotel or motel. 3. The sanitary maintenance and extermination of the premises. BUILDING CODE 4. The disposal of all garbage and rubbish by supplying each rooming unit with facilities for storage and disposal of garbage and rubbish and by providing for the general garbage and rubbish storage, disposal and collection needs of the hotel or motel in accordance with the requirements of Article II of Chapter 19 of the Municipal Code of the Village. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) 'Pm .4'� S e C Transfer of Responsibility. A contract effective as between owner and operator or operator and occupant or owner and occupant with regard to compliance hereunder shall not relieve any the requirements imposed by this Article upon t (Ord. 3006 5-20-80) o o' 5' Sec. Rules and Regulations. The Enforcement Officer is authorized to adopt such written rules and regulations as may be necessary for the proper interpretation and enforcement of this Article. Such rules and regulations shall not conflict with or waive any ,Provisions of this Article or any other ordinance of the Village. Such rules and regulations shall be submitted to the President and Board of Trustees for approval and no such rule or regulation shall be effective without such approval. Such rules and regulations, upon approval of the President and Board of Trustees, shall be kept on file with the Enforcement Officer for public examination. Such rules and regulations shall have the force and effect of this Article and shall continue in effect until revoked by the Enforcement Officer with the approval of the President and Board of Trustees. (Ord. 3006., 5-20-80' 19 -ions and Right of Entry. See. Inspec A. Inspections Authorized: The Enforcement Officer is hereby authorized to conduct inspections of buildings, accessory structures and the real estate on which they are located to enforce the provisions of this Article in response to complaints or whenever the Enforcement Officer shall deem such inspections necessary; provided, however, that such inspections must be made at reasonable times and upon reasonable notice to, and with the consent of,, the owner or operator and the occupant, except when an emergency requires immediate action. B. Inspection. upon Warrant: Whenever the Enforcement Officer, after presentation of proper credentials and request for authorization to inspect, is refused access to any building or the premises -thereof., the Enforcement Officer is authorized to petition any judge for the issuance BUILDING CODE of a search warrant authorizing the inspection of such building or the premises thereof for the purpose of making such inspections as shall be necessary to the enforcement of the provisions of this Article. C. Owner's Right of Entry: Every occupant of a building or portion thereof shall give the owner thereof or its agent or employee, access to any part of such building, or its premises, for the purpose of making such repairs or alterations as are -necessary to effect compliance with the provisions of this Article or with any lawful rule or regulation adopted or any lawful order issued pursuant to the provisions of this Article. Entry pursuant to this subsection. shall be made only at reasonable times and after reasonable notice to the occupant unless an emergency requires immediate action. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) Se <: Notice of Violations* A. No -Lice Required: Whenever in the opinion of the Enforcement Officer after an inspection of a building or real estate as provided herein any violation of the provisions of this Article is found to exist, the Enforcement Officer shall, within ten (10) days after discovery serve written -notice thereof,,, of such alleged violation upon the owner, operator or occupant responsible therefor. B. Method of Service: Notice shall be given either by personal service or by mailing a copy thereof to the alleged violator by certified mail, return receipt requested, at his last known address or, in the event neither of these is effective to actually notify the alleged violator, by posting a copy thereof in a conspicuous place in or about the building containing the alleged violation. C. Required Contents.* Such notice may include more than one alleged viola -Lion; shall demand compliance with this Article; and shall specify a period of time for compliance, which shall be such time as, in the opinion of the Enforcement Officer, is reasonably required to effect changes necessary for compliance. D. Permissible Contents: Such notice may contain an outline of remedial action which if taken will effect compliance with the provisions of this Article and with any rules and regulations adopted pursuant thereto. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) 0 J0 Effect of Noncompliance. If any alleged violation., of which notice has been given in conformity with this Article, is not 'corrected or eliminated within the time specified in such notice, then: A. Violator Subject to Penalty: The responsible owner, operator or occupant shall be subject to a fine of not less than ten dollars ($10.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each day each such BUILDING CODE violation exists after expiration of the time specified for correction in the notice given pursuant to Section 21.1612 of this Article; and B. Designation of Dwelling as Unfit for Human Use or the Use Intended: The building or portion thereof where the violation was found shall be subject to designation as unfit for human use or the use intended in accordance with the procedures set forth hereinafter; or C. Designation of Dwelling as Dangerous and a Public Nuisance: Where the alleged viola -Lions are of such a nature or extent that,. in the opinion of the Enforcement Officer, they render all or any portion of the building unsafe and dangerous to the life, safety, morals or the general health and welfare of the occupants or the residents of the Village, or where the building or any portion thereof is uncompleted or has been abandoned, the Enforcement Officer may declare and designate the building, or portion, thereof, as dangerous and a public nuisance in accordance with the procedures set forth hereinafter. (Ord. 3006, 5-20- 80) ao ty J01 Sec. 14 Designation of Building as Unfit for Human Use or the Use Intended --Procedures. Whenever any building or portion thereof is subject to designation as unfit for human use or the use intended under the provisions of Section 21.16131, the Enforcement Officer shall carry out such designation in compliance with the following procedures: A. Notice and Placarding.- The Enforcement Officer shall serve no -Lice of the designation of the building or portion thereof as unfit for human use or the use intended upon the owner, operator and occupant thereof. Service shall be by certified mail, return receipt requested, and by posting of a placard at each entrance of the affected building. B. Contents: The notices and placards required by subsection A hereof shall state that the affected building or portion thereof is by such no -Lice or placard declared to be unfit for human use or the use intended in accordance with the provisions of this Article -l shall state the specific uncorrected violations of this Article leadingto such designation and the person or persons responsible for the correction thereof; and shall order the affected building or portion thereof to be vacated within a specific reasonable period of time as determined by the Enforcement Officer,, which may be immediately where conditions exist presenting immediate hazards to human life, health or safety. Such notices and placards shall further state the right of any aggrieved person to file an appeal pursuant to Section 21.1621 of this Article within thirty, (30) days of the date of the receipt of such notice. C. Defacing or Removing Placard.- No person shall deface or remove the placard required by subsection A hereof from any building which has been designated as unfit for human use or the use intended and placarded as .such, except as provided in Section 21.1615B of this Article. (Ord. 300610 5-20-80) awow as BUILDING CODE Effect of Designation of Building as Unfit For Human Use or the Use Intended. A. Vacation Required: Any building or portion thereof designated as unfit for human use or the use intended shall be vacated within the time specified by the Enforcement Officer pursuant to the provisions of Section 21.1614 of this Article. B. Conditions for Resumption of Human Use or the Use Intended: No building or portion thereof which has been designated as unfit for human use or the use intended in accordance with Section 21.1614 of this Article shall again be used for human use or the use intended until written approval is secured from, and the placard so designating it is removed by, the Enforcement Officer, who shall remove such placard only when the defects upon which the designation was based have been eliminated, and after the building or portion thereof has been inspected and found to comply in all respects with the requirements of this Article. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) Designation of Building as Dangerous and a Public Nuisance --Procedures. Whenever any building or any portion thereof is subject to designation as dangerous and a public nuisance under the provisions of Section 21.16130 of this Article, the Enforcement Officer shall carry out such designation in compliance with the following procedures: A. Notice and Placarding: The Enforcement Officer shall serve no -Lice of the designation of the building or portion thereof, as dangerous and a public nuisance, upon the owner., operator, occupant and lienholders of record. Service shall be by certified mail, return receipt requested, and by posting a placard at each entrance of the affected building. Where the identity or whereabouts of the owner or lienholder cannot be ascertained, notice mailed to the person or persons in whose name the premises were last assessed shall be sufficient notice* B. Contents: The notices and placards required by subsection A hereof shall state that the affected building, or portion thereof, is by such notice or placard declared to be dangerous and a public nuisance in accordance with the provisions of this Article; shall state the specific alleged uncorrected violations of this Article deemed sufficient to justify such designation; and shall further state that such designation may result in an order for demolition. Such no -Lice shall require the party to appear before the Enforcement Officer at a hearing to be held at a specified place and time, not less than ten (10) days following the date of the no -Lice, to 'show cause why the designated building, or portion thereof, should not be vacated and repaired or demolished in accordance with the provisions of this Article. BUILDING CODE C. Defacing or Removing Placard: No person shall deface or remove the Placard required by subsection A hereof from any building, or portion thereof,, which has been designated as dangerous and a public nuisance,, except as provided in Section 21.1617E of this Article. D. Hearing and Findings: At the appointed time and place, the Enforcement Officer shall hear such testimony as the interested par -Lies shall offer relative to the designated building, or portion thereof, and shall., based on such testimony and investigation, make writ -Len findings of fact as to whether the building is properly designated as dangerous and a public nuisance. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) S e co 11, Effect of Designation of Building as Dangerous and a 4� Public Nuisance, A. Order: Upon a finding pursuant to Section 21.1616 that the building, or portion thereof, has been properly designated as dangerous and a public nuisance., the Enforcement Officer shall issue an order to the owner, operator, occupant and lienholders of record, commanding the owner to vacate and repair or demolish the building, or portion thereof, - authorizing any lienholder of record to demolish such building, or portion thereof, at their own risk to prevent the attachment of a Village lien,, as provided in subsection D hereof; and shall authorize any person so notified to vacate or repair such building, or part thereof. B. Petition to Circuit Court: Unless the designated building, or portion thereof, shall have been vacated and the repair or demolition thereof commenced within fifteen (15) days of the issuance of an order pursuant to subsection A hereof, the President and Board of Trustees of the Village shall petition the circuit court of the county in which the premises are located., pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 24, Section 11-31-1 of the Illinois Revised Statutes., for an order requiring such vacation and authorizing such demolition or repair. C. Repair or Demolition by Village: Upon. receipt of an order of court authorizing such action, the Enforcement Officer shall cause the designated building, or portion thereof, to be repaired or demolished, as the facts may warrant, by the Village. Provided, however, that where the Enforcement Officer finds it to be in the best interest of the Village and its residents, the Enforcement Officer shall notify the President and Board of Trustees of the Village and request them to take all actions necessary to compel repair or demolition by the owner, including the application for an injunction pursuant to Chapter 24, Secion 11-31-2 of the Illinois Revised Statutes. D. Lien for Repairs or Demolition: The costs of any vacation, repair or demolition undertaken pursuant to this Article by the Village, or any lienbolder of record, shall be recoverable from the owner of the premises and shall be a lien upon such premises, as provided by Chapter 24," Sections 11-31-1 and 11-31-2 of the Illinois Revised Statutes. BUILDING CODE E. Conditions for Resumption of Use: No building, or portion thereof, which has been designated as dangerous and a public nuisance in accordance with Section 21.1616 of this Article shall again be used for any purpose until and unless written approval is secured from, and the placard so designating it is removed by, the Enforcement Officer, who shall remove such placard only when the defects upon which the designation was based have been eliminated, and after the building, or portion thereof., has been inspected and found to comply in all respects with the requirements of this Article. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) Zl a e= ,mmEmergency Cases. In cases where it reasonably appears that there is immediate danger to the life or safety of any person unless a building, or portion thereof, is immediately repaired or demolished, the Enforcement Officer shall request the President and Board of Trustees to waive all the foregoing provisions of this Article and to proceed directly to secure a demolition order according to the procedures of Chapter 241 Section 11-- 31-1 of the Illinois Revised Statutes, and the President and Board of Trustees may, in their discretion., so proceed. (Ord. 3006.V 5-20-80) Am9N f�f9 , A.1 Sec. 4,,,`-*,L`-1--6Assistance of Village Attorney. . . ........ Whenever any person fails, refuses or neglects to obey an order issued pursuant to this Article or in any other manner does not comply with the duties imposed upon him by this Article, the Village Manager may notify the Village Attorney of the circumstances and request the Village Attorney to institute such legal action as may be required to effect compliance. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) Ni ZA See Imposition of Penalty No Bar to Legal Action. The imposition of any penalty pursuant to this Article shall not preclude the Village from instituting an appropriate action or proceeding in a court of proper jurisdiction to prevent an unlawful repair or maintenance; to restrain, correct or abate a violation; to prevent the occupancy of a building; to require compliance with the provisions of this Article or other applicable laws, ordinances, rules or regulations, or the orders and determinations of the Enforcement Officer or the Safety Commission. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) Ik 40 1 7 Se Appeals. Appeals may be taken by the following persons, at the following times, in the following manner, and with the following effects to the Safety Commission established by. 'Article XI of Chapter 5 of the Municipal Code of the Village which shall make recommendations on such appeals to the Village Manager who shall have final authority to decide appeals: A. Scope of Appeal: An appeal may be taken from any decision of the Enforcement Officer, made pursuant to the authority conferred by this Article, which finds a violation of any provision of this Article; designates any building or portion thereof as unfit for human use or the use intended or dangerous and a public nuisance; orders the vacation, repair or demolition, of any building or portion thereof; refuses to authorize the resumption of human use in any building or portion thereof.; interprets this Article; or which in any other manner adversely affects an owner, operator or occupant of a building or portion thereof subject to the provisions of this Article. B. Persons En -titled to Appeal: Any person aggrieved by a decision within the scope of subsection A hereof may appeal from such decision. C. Time for Appeal: An appeal shall be commenced.within ten (10) days of the date of the receipt of notice of the decision appealed from. Appeals not commenced within such time shall be deemed waived. D. Commencement of Appeal: An appeal under this Section 21.1621 shall be commenced by filing with the Enforcement Officer a notice of appeal, specifying the grounds thereof, and by filing said appeal and a copy of said notice of appeal with the Secretary of the Safety Commission and with the Village Manager. The Enforcement Officer shall forthwith transmit to the Safety Commission and the Village Manager all of the papers constituting the records upon which the decision from which appeal has been taken was made. The notice of appeal and the appeal itself shall be filed in such number of copies, be in such form, and contain such information as the Village Manager may provide from time to time by general rule. E. Stay Pending Appeal: An appeal shall stay all proceedings in furtherance of the decision appealed from and all duties imposed thereby, unless the Enforcement Officer certifies to the Village Manager, after the notice of appeal has been filed, that by reason of facts stated in the certificate, a stay would, in his opinion, cause immediate hazards to human life,, health or safety; in which case the proceedings shall not be stayed otherwise than by a restraining order, which may be granted by the Village Manager or by a court of record upon application following no -Lice A- LO the Enforcement Officer and upon due cause shown. Any stay in effect pursuant to this subsection E shall continue until a decision on the appeal is rendered pursuant to subsection F hereof. F. Action on Appeal: The Safety Commission shall select a reasonable time and place for a public hearing on the appeal, shall give due notice thereof in writing to the par -Lies having a known interest therein and shall render a written recommendation thereon by a concurring vote of a majority of its members, which shall be forwarded to the Village Manager within ten (10) days after the date of the public hearing. The Village Manager shall review the records forwarded by the Enf,orcement Officer, the transcript of the public hearing and the recommendations of the Safety Commission within fifteen (15) days after BUILDING CODE receipt of the recommendations of the Safety Commission and shall within said fifteen (15) days decide the appeal and mail written no -ice of such decision to the person who filed such appeal. The Village Manager may reverse or affirm, in whole or in part, or may modify, the decision from which the appeal was taken, and to that end the Village Manager shall have all the powers of the Enforcement Officer with respect to such decision. (Ord. 3006, 5-20-80) a e c 2'Records. The Enforcement Officer shall maintain a record of the following: A. Each and every complaint received by or referred to the 0 Enforcement Officer of any alleged violation of this Article, and B. Any investigations undertaken or directed by the Enforcement Officer and any and all reports or other documents related to such investigation; and C, Any and all warrants and notices related to the enforcement of the provisions of this Article, (Ord. 3006., 5-20-80) oj Severability Clause* If any provision or part thereof of this Article is declared invalid and of no further force and effect, the other provisions of this Article shall remain in full force and effect. BUILDING CODE ARTICLE SIGNS AND AWNINGS SECTION I )T, General Requirements 2' Awnings and Canopies Freestanding Signs Wall Roof, and Projecting Signs % "N 4 General Requirements A. Structural Elements. 1. The construction and structural components of all signs shall be in accordance with the standards and regulations of the Mount. Prospect Building Code. 2. All signs shall be designed so that all framework for the lateral support of the sign other than supporting poles of a freestanding sign shall be contained within or behind the face of the sign or within the structure of the building to which it is attached, in such manner as not to be visible to any person off the premises on which the sign is located. B. Electrical Elements. All wiring, fittings and materials used in the construction., connection and operation of electrically illuminated signs shall be in accordance with the provisions of the village of Mount Prospect Electrical Code. No wiring shall be exposed on the surface of any of the elements of the sign. All electrical components shall have an Underwriter's Laboratories label 'affixed thereon. C. Wind Pressure Requirement. All signs shall be designed and constructed to withstand a wind pressure of not less than thirty (30) pounds per square foot applied to the exposed area, allowing for wind in any direction. D. Glass Requirements. Any glass forming a part of any sign shall be heavy safety glass, a minimum of one-fourth inch (1/4") in thickness. Any single piece' or pane of glass that has an area that exceeds three (3) square feet shall be wired glass. E. Safety Requirements: 1. No sign shall be constructed or maintained so as to obstruct any fire escape, required exit, or window or door opening used as a means of egress. 2. No sign shall be constructed or maintained so,as to obstruct any window surface required for ventilation by any applicable code of the Village. BUILDING CODE 3. No internally illuminated signs attached to a building shall be constructed or maintained closer than two (2) feet from any electrical current carrying device not an intergral part of the display. 4. A means for disconnection shall be accessible at the location of each internally illuminated sign With lockable access cover and handle. 71 Sec. Awnings and Canopies A. No awning shall be constructed or maintained unless the awning complies with the following: I. Awnings shall be constructed of fire-resitant cloth or other non-cbmbus#(--ible material and all frames and supports shall be of metal. Each cloth awning shall bear a label which indicates the fire resistance rating. 2. No portion of an awning shall be less than eight (8) feet above finished grade. 3. Every awning shall be securely attached to and supported by structural members of a building wall. B. No canopy or marquee shall be constructed or maintained unless the canopy or marquee complies with the following: 1. The framework of all canopies and marquees shall be approved by a licensed structural engineer or architect and shall comply with the Mount Prospect Building Code. All frames and supports shall be designed to withstand a wind pressure of not less than thirty (30) pounds per square foot of area. All canopy supports shall be designed so as not to obstruct the continuous flow of pedestrian traffic along any sidewalk. 2. The roofs of all canopies and marquees shall be properly guttered and connected by down spouts to a drain so that the water therefrom will not drip or flow directly onto public property. The roof of any marquee, except glass area, shall be constructed to support a live load of not less than fifty (50) pounds per square foot* 3. All canopies or marquees shall be securely attached to and supported by structural members of a building wall other than wood. 4. No portion of a canopy or marquee shall be less than tea (10) feet above finished grade. ro,m_1 i1 Ej j ll See. Freestanding Signs, A. All freestanding signs, including the frames., braces and supports thereof, shall be securely built and shall be approved by a licensed structural engineer or architect. B. Freestanding signs shall be self-supporting structures erected on and securely anchored to a concrete base, or shall be securely built, constructed and erected upon posts and standards sunk a sufficient distance below the natural surface of the ground to prevent overturning. C. No freestanding sign shall be located closer than eight (8) feet to an overhead current carrying cable as measured from the nearest point on the sign to the plane which extends vertically from the cable or supporting structure, whichever is closer. Fd J See. Wall Roof and Projecting Signs A. All wall, roof, and projecting signs shall be securely built and shall be designed by a structural engineer or architect. B. All wall, roof, and projecting signs shall be safely and securely attached to the building wall by means of metal anchors, bolts, or expansion screws of not less than three-eighths (3/8) inch in diameter embedded in said wall at least five (5) inches, provided, however, that such signs may rest in or be bolted to heavy metal securely fixed to the wall as hereinbefore provided. In no case shall any wall sign be secured with wire, strips of wood or nails. (Ord. No. 3296, 12/7/82) Village of Nlount Prospect MOUnt Prospect, 111iriois TO: Village Manager FROM: Village Clerk RE: Garage Sales DATE: May 17, 1984 X Over the years there have been. inany comp la ints by resaLdents, regarding continuous $garage sales'. Many people are us -ng this method of sales as a business out of their home and the residents object to the many cars and L'anslightly appearance of the neighborhood. Last year this office clipped all the classififed ads from the local newspaper pertaining to garage sales in the Village as well as on-site checks. There were approximately 20 households that held 6 or more garage type sales throughout the summer. The attached ordinance has beendrafted to regulate occasional sales. It requires a permit at no cost, allows 3 sales per calendar year, with at least 30 days between sales, and requires all signs to be removed the last day of the sale. A $25.001 fine can be assessed for violators. The Police Department can issue tickets for this offense, however, for the first year, and until the new regulation is made known through our Newsletter, warnings can be given. All the surrounding communities have this type of ordinance, we would be the only one offering a no -fee permit. I am also attaching a copy of a petition submitted by one neighborhood where a I particular resident' has a sale every weekend. Carol Fields Village Clerk SECTION 01,," That Chapter 23 of the Village code Mount Prof -be amended to add thereto Article entitled "U,_zage Sales"; so that said Article f Chapter 23 shall be and read as follows - PP ARTICLE GARAGE SALES Sec. 23. al. Definitions. For the purpose of this Article, "garage sale" or "occasional sale" shall mean those sales of goods, wares and merchandise owned by the occupier of the premises or owned by a group of persons having a common sale commonly known as garage sale, basement sale, house sale, yard sale, rummage sale, estate sale or similar type sale conducted on an infrequent and unscheduled basis on premises zoned or used for residential purposes. Bulk -sales, the sale of multiple new items of the same description and the sale of consigned -merchandise, merchandise brought to the premises for resale are prohibited. "Person" as used herein shall mean any individual, firm or corporation, except a charitable or religious organization. Sec. 23. — i 02. Permt Required It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct or allow the conducting of an occasional sale as defined herein on premises zoned, or used for residential purposes without having, ap �i. plied, for and recei%7ed, from the Village Clerk a ermit to conduct such salePermits shall be obtained by the applicant, from the VJ,ll,ag,,e Clerk by appearing in person or by rnail seventy-two, (72) hoursin advance of the date of S-L)ch sale. Each, permit shal-11- be prominently displayed on the presm' A-Ses covered, by the permit in such a manner that it IS easily visible to persons passing by the premises. There shall be no fee for such permi.t. Sec. 23.03. Limit on Length and Frequency of Occasional Sales Occasional sales shall be permitted for three (3) consecutive days between the hours of nine O'clock (9:00) A.M. and sunset each day. Not more than three (3) occasional sales shall be conducted on the same premises within any calendar year with a minimum of 30 days between each such sale. In the event of rain the occasional sale may be held in the three (3) day period immediately following the permitted period; however no such sale shall exceed three (3) total days. Sec. 23.-04. 04. Signs. All signs advising of the sale shall be removed no later than nine O'clock (9:00) P.M. on the day the permit expires. Sec. 23. —05. Location of Occasional Sale It shall be unlawful for any person to display for sale any goods, wares or merchandise under the provisions of this Article on the public sidewalk or right-of-way. Sec. 23.—a6. Penalty Any person violating any provision of this Article shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) for each offense, with each day constituting a separate offense. 22 South I'.mOka Ave., Mt. Pros -pest, 11, 60056 October 12, 1983 Village Clerk 100 South Emerson Mt. Prospect, I'l. 60056 Dear Clerk.: This is to request curtailment of excessive number of Garage Sales - held at 101 South. I -Oka Avenue; advertised 'sed as,"Huge Garage' Sale.", --"Estate Sale" --.etc. These are held Often and fora 'four C4) d4y t period each time.. In this particular ins- tance, 1%4ra 9 e- Sa I e!01 have become a business and we feel that as re&i.-denttal property owners our rights to pri.vacy have been viol ated, This 'flea market' has been operating for two s-umme.rs- now- and we are asking that a restriction be placed on those who take advantage. ofa Garage Sale caption pti * on to operate a busj"'nes-s-, ls,-O-t th-js 4 zoning problem --,a business operating j'n a resi'denti"al 4req? Si.nce,rel,y-1 2;1'M -T /�7