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<br />Building- InBpeetor; and must be refeITed te the Village Council
<br />for approval. The Village Council may refer the screening plan
<br />to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation.
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<br />8.S "I-I" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS
<br />8.S-1 PennitWd Uses. The following uses Me pennitted in areas
<br />zoned for light industry:
<br />(a) Offices
<br />(b) Wholesale and warehousing.
<br />(c) LaboratOrIes for research and quality control in the phys-
<br />sical sciences.
<br />(d) Public and Public Utility uses.
<br />(e) The following manufacturing and industrial uses:
<br />01 Automobile, truck and trailer body repail')
<br />02 Beverage processing and bottling
<br />03 Boat bUlldmg and repair
<br />04 Cameras and other photographio. equipment except
<br />film
<br />05 Canvas and canvas products
<br />06 CeramIC products - such as pottery and small glaz-
<br />ed tile
<br />07 Cosmetics and clothlllg and toiletries
<br />08 Electric appliances, such as hghtlllg fixtures, irons,
<br />fans, toasters and electrIC toys
<br />09 ElectrIc eqUIpment assembly, such as home radio and
<br />televIsIOn receivers and home movie equipment but
<br />not electric power substations, or electrIC machinery.
<br />10 ElectrIcal supphes, manufacturlllg and assembly of
<br />such as wire and cable assembly, switches, lamps, in-
<br />sulation and dry cells batteries
<br />11 Food products, processing and combining of (except
<br />meat and fish) - baking, boiling, canning, cooking.
<br />dehydrating, freezing, frying, grinding, mixing and
<br />pressing.
<br />12 Glass products, from previously manufactured glass
<br />13 Hair felt and feather products (except washing, cur-
<br />ing ~d dyeing)
<br />14 Hat bodies of fur and wool felt
<br />15 Hosiery
<br />16 Ice, dry and natural
<br />17 Ink mixing and packaging and inked ribbons
<br />18 Leather products, including shoes and macltine belting
<br />19 Luggage
<br />20 Metal 1Jinishing, plating, grinding, sharpening, POlish.
<br />ing, cleanll1g, rust pt'O(jfing and heat treatment
<br />21 Metal stamping and extrusion of sm.a:U products. such
<br />as CiIlStume jewelry, pins and needles, razor blades,
<br />bottle caps, buttons, and kitchen utenSils
<br />22 Musical instruments
<br />23 Orthopedic and medical appliances, such as artificial
<br />1im.bs
<br />24 Paper products - small - such as envelopes and sta.
<br />tionay. bags, boxes, tubes and wallpaper printing.
<br />25 Perfumes and perfumed soaps, compound:lng only
<br />26 Plastic products, such as tableware, phonograph re-
<br />cords and buttons
<br />27 Printing
<br />28 Rubber products, small and synthetic treated fabrics
<br />(excluding all rubber and synthetic processing) such
<br />as washers, gloves, footwear. bathing caps and ato-
<br />mizers
<br />29 Silverware, plate and sterling
<br />30 Soap and detergents, packaging only
<br />31 Sporting and athletic equipment such as balls, baskets,
<br />cues, gloves, bats, racquets and rods
<br />32 Statuary, mannequins. figurines and religious and
<br />church art goods, excluding foundry operations.
<br />33 Textiles - spinning, weaving, manufacturing. dye.
<br />ing, printing, knit goods, yarn, thread and cordage
<br />34 Tools and hardware - such as bolts, nuts and screws,
<br />door knobs, dnlls, hand tools and cutlery, hinges, hou-
<br />se hardware, locks, non ferrous metal castings and
<br />plumbing apphances
<br />35 Toys
<br />36 Upholstering (bulk) including mattress manufactur-
<br />mg, rebUilding and renovating
<br />37 Vehicles, children's - such as bicycles, scooters, wa-
<br />gons and baby carriages
<br />38 Wood Products - such as furniture, boxes, crates,
<br />baskets and pencils and cooperage works.
<br />39 Vaults, caskets and bunal vaults.
<br />Upon application, It is the policy of the Village Council to consi-
<br />der amendments to the Zoning Oridance which would add to this
<br />list those uses which are not specified in the Ordmance but are
<br />compatible with listed permitted uses.
<br />8.8-2 Pennitted Accessory Uses
<br />(a) Restaurants, cigar and candy counters, and similar uses
<br />where operated primarily for the use of employees and
<br />in the immediate area.
<br />(b) Dwelling unit for watchman
<br />(c) Off-street parking and off-street loading as regulated un-
<br />der Section 8.1.
<br />8.8-3 Uses by Special Pennit
<br />(a) Building materials, miscellaneous, such as prefabricated
<br />houses, composition wall boards, partitions and panels.
<br />(b) Heliports
<br />(c) Gasoline Service Stations
<br />(d) Storage, open and enclosed of the following:
<br />01 Coal and gas
<br />02 Junk and salvage
<br />03 Refrigeratmg plants
<br />40 Scrap metal, paper and rags
<br />(e) Wood and lumber storage, bulk processing and wood.work.
<br />mg, including saw mills, and planning mills, excelsior, ply-
<br />wood and veneers and wood preservmg treament.
<br />,(f) Motor freight terminals.
<br />
<br />8.4 "1-2" GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ..,.
<br />
<br />8.4.} Pennitted Uses. The following use pern'litted in areas zoned
<br />for general industry.
<br />,Ca) Any use permitted in an "1-1" District
<br />[(b) Aircraft, including parts
<br />I(C) Automobiles, trucks and trailers (including parts) assem.
<br />bly and engine rebuilding
<br />(d) Building materials, miscellaneous, such as prefabricated
<br />houses, composition wallboards, partitions and panels
<br />lee) Chemicals, not involving noxious odors or dangers from
<br />fire or explosives, - such as adhesives,bleaching products,
<br />blueing, calcimine, dye stuffs (except anilise dyes) essen.
<br />tial oIls, plaster of pans, and vegetable gelatin, glue and
<br />size
<br />,(f) Clay products - structural such as brick, fire brick, tile
<br />and pi~
<br />,(g) Cotton ginning, and cotton wadding and linter manufac-
<br />ture
<br />,(h) Food products - manufacturing of basic products from
<br />the raw state, refining, roasting, pasteurization, and ex.
<br />traction of vegetable OIls, including such products as case.
<br />in, cereal, chocolate and cocoa products, cider and Vinegar,
<br />coffee, glucose and dextrine, maple sugar, milk, butter and
<br />cheese, molasses and syrups, oleomargarine, pickles, rice,
<br />sauerkraut, oils, sugar and yeast
<br />
<br />,liD Glass manufacturing and large glass products - such as
<br />str:uctural and plate glass
<br />,(j) Graphite and graphite products
<br />(k) Hair. felt and feathers, bulk processing - washing, Cur.
<br />ing and dyeing
<br />.(1) Ink from primary raw materials, (including colors and
<br />pigment)
<br />:em) Insecticides. fungicides, disinfectants and related indus-
<br />trial and household chemical compounds
<br />'fn) Jute, hemp, sisal and oakum products
<br />
<br />(0) Leather and fur tanning, curing. finishing and dyeing
<br />(p) Machinery, heavy-manufacturing and repair including elee.
<br />trical construction, mining and agricultural
<br />(q) Machinery, miscellaneous light, and el~triCal equi~ent
<br />such as washing machines, firearms, refrIgerators, aIr con.
<br />ditioning and commercial motion picture equipment
<br />(r) Machines business such as typewriters. accounting ma.
<br />chines c~lculators and card-counting equipment
<br />(s) Machi~e tools such as metal lathes, metal presses, metal
<br />stamping machines and woodworking machmes
<br />(t) Meat and fish prod,'ucts, packing and processing of, but
<br />not including slaughtering and glue and size manufactur.
<br />
<br />ing
<br />(u) Metal alloys and foil, miscellaneous- such as solder, brass,
<br />bronze, and tin, lead and gold foil
<br />(v) Metal and metal products, fabrIcatIOn, assembly, treatment
<br />and processing - such as enamelmg, Japannmg, lacquering
<br />and galvamzmg
<br />(w) Metal castmg and foundry products, heavy, incIudmg or
<br />namental Iron wOlk, but not mcluding magnesIUm foun.
<br />dnes
<br />(x) Metals - precIous and rare - redHctIOn, smeltmg and
<br />refmlllg
<br />fy) Paper products, bulk such as shipping contamers, and
<br />pulp goods, pressed or moulded (mcludmg papler mache)
<br />carbon paper and coated paper stenCils
<br />(z) Porcelam products such as bathroom and kitchen eqUip..
<br />meht
<br />Upon application, it is the policy of the Village CounCil to con-
<br />Sider amendments to the Zonmg Ordmance WhICh would add to
<br />to this list those uses whIch are not specified but are campara
<br />ble with listed permitted uses.
<br />8.4-2 Pennitted Accessory Uses. The accessory uses ~rmitted in
<br />areas zoned for general mdustry are identIcal to those permit.
<br />ted in "1-1", Light Industrial Districts
<br />8.4-3 Uses by Special Permit. The following uses require a Special
<br />Use Permit in areas zoned for general industry.
<br />(a) Heliports
<br />(b) Service stations
<br />(c) Storage, open and enclosed, of the following:
<br />(1) Coal and gas
<br />(2) Junk and salvage
<br />(3) Refrigerating plants
<br />(4) Scrap metal, paper and rags
<br />(d) Motor Freight Terminals
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<br />SECl'ION ,
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<br />SPECIAL PROVISIONS
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<br />9.1 SIGNS
<br />Unless otherwise provided herein as a permitted use, no sign or
<br />advertising device as herein defined shall be ~ maintained
<br />or hung without a permit from the Building Inspector.
<br />9.1.1 DefIn1tions
<br />(a) Sign. A name, identIfication, de$cription, display, illustra.
<br />tion or device which is affixed to. painted, or represented
<br />directly or indirectly upon a building or o.ther outdOor sUt'.
<br />face or piece of land, and which directs attention to an ob.
<br />ject, product, place, activity, person, institution, organiza-
<br />tion or business. However, a "sign" shall not include any
<br />display of official court or public office notices nor a sign
<br />located completely within an enclosed building unless here-
<br />inafter specified.
<br />(b) Sign. Business. A sign which directs attention to a busi-
<br />ness or profession or to a commodity, service or entertain.
<br />ment sold or offered upon the premises where such Sign
<br />is located
<br />(c) Sign. Flashing. Any illuminated sign on which the artificial
<br />light is not maintained stationary and-or constant in inten.
<br />sity and color at all times when such sign is in use. For
<br />the purpose of this Ordinance any revolving IUl~mmated
<br />sign shall be considered a flashing slgn.
<br />(d) Billboard. A sign which directs attention to a business, com
<br />modity, service or enterainment not sold or offered on the
<br />premises where such sign is located.
<br />(e) Sign, Gross Surface Area. Each surface utilized for display
<br />shall be Included In area calculation and also symbols,
<br />flags, wording, figures or other forms of graphics painted,
<br />attached to any structure or otherwise suspended, advertis
<br />Ing on persons, ammals or vehicles shall be considered as
<br />a sign to be mcluded The area of said signs shall be cal-
<br />culated from the outSide dimenSIOns of the frame.
<br />(f) Sign, IlIwninated. Any sign on which artifiCial light is di-
<br />rected on or from it.
<br />9.1-2 <*neraJ Provisions
<br />The follOwing shall apply to all signs hereinafter permitted:
<br />(a) A sign shall be considered as a structure or a part of a
<br />structure for the purpose of applying yard and height re-
<br />gulations.
<br />(b) Signs shall not be permitted within the public right-of-way
<br />or easements except that the VIllage Council may, after a
<br />report from the Planning CommiSSIOn, grant a special per.
<br />mit for a period not to exceed two years to allow adver.
<br />tising on bus stop benches, newspaper sales stands, and
<br />special pennits for temporary signs and decoratIOns to be
<br />strung across the right-of-way.
<br />(c) illuminated signs giving off mtermittent, steady or a roo
<br />tating beam shall not be perrrutted In any district.
<br />(d) SIgns pertainmg to a non-conforming use shall be flat
<br />against the buildmg or structure and shall not, m aggre.
<br />gate, exceed 100 square feet.
<br />(e) For the purpose of selling, renting or leasing any property,
<br />a sign not in excess of ten square feet gross area in "R"
<br />Districts and 25 square feet gross area m all other dis.
<br />tncts may be placed within the front yard for a periOd not
<br />to exceed six months.
<br />(f) Signs shall not be painted or attached directly by an ad-
<br />hesive to a building but shall be on a separate frame ex.
<br />cept for incidental signs on display windows.
<br />(g) Signs within a display window or attached thereto shall
<br />not OCCUpy more than 30% of the window area.
<br />(h) Signs which do not conform to the regulations set forth
<br />in this Ordinance shall be declared a non-conforming use
<br />or structure and as such shall be under the regulations set
<br />forth in Section 3.2.
<br />m Where signs are erected on commercial sites where two
<br />(2) or more principal buildings and-or separate uses are
<br />located on a single Site, it shall be the responsibility of the
<br />owner of the property to allocate the permitted aggregate
<br />sign surface area and sign location between the uses m
<br />such a way as to confonn with the regulations herein sta-
<br />ted in Section 9.1.
<br />9.1.8. Sign Regulations in aU "R" Districts
<br />The following signs are permitted:
<br />(a) One name plate sign for each dwelling unit which shall
<br />not exceed one (1) square foot in area per surface and no
<br />sign shall be so constructed as to have more than two (2)
<br />display surfaces. Said sign may indicate the name of the
<br />occupant and-or address of the occupant and the type of
<br />Home Occupation if such exists.
<br />
<br />(b) One name plate sign for each dwelling group of six (6)
<br />or more units, which shall not exceed three (3) square
<br />feet in area per surface and no sign shall be SO construct.
<br />ed so as to have more than two (2) display surfaces. Said
<br />Sign may indicate the names of the buildings, project, be
<br />a directory for occupants or state any combination of
<br />pennitted information.
<br />(c) One identification sign for each use other than residential
<br />which shall not exceed 30 square feet in area With a seven
<br />(7) foot maximum for any dimension.
<br />(d) Directional signs of sufficient number are permitted for
<br />the purpose of control, direction or orientation as deter.
<br />
<br />mined by the Village Council but said signs may not ex.
<br />ceed eight (8) lijquare feet per surface except as deemed
<br />necessary by the State Highway Department and so loca.
<br />ted along Trunk Highways and public right-of-ways as
<br />deemed necessary by any public highway department.
<br />(e) Billboards shall not be a pennitted use in "R" Districts.
<br />(f) Illuminated or flashing signs shall not be permitted in "R"
<br />Districts except for the illumination of permitted name
<br />plates when the light shall not beam beyond the sign it-
<br />self
<br />9.1.4 Sign R~lations in "B" Districts
<br />(a) Signs as permitted in "R" Districts
<br />(b) Nameplate signs and-or business signs advertising a pro-
<br />duct offered for sale on the premises or a service offered
<br />by the busllless prOVIded such sign does not exceed 48
<br />square feet of area per surface.
<br />(c) Withm the "B 1" District _
<br />(1) The number of square feet in the gross surface area
<br />of all signs on a lot shall not exceed twice the number
<br />of lllleal feet m the frontage of the lot, except where a
<br />locatIOn is a corner lot, the amount may be increased
<br />by half the number of lllleal feet along the side lot Ime.
<br />The narrow Side of the lot shall be conSIdered the front
<br />for purposes of thiS Ordlllance.
<br />(2) No sign shall project more than six (6) inches across
<br />the front yard or Side yard set backs.
<br />(3) No sign shall project higher than sixteen (16) feet
<br />above the curb level or grade of center lme of street.
<br />(d) Within the "B 2", "B 3" and "SC" Districts the following
<br />signs are permitted:
<br />(1) The number of square feet in the gross surface area
<br />of all signs on a lot shan not exceed three (3) times
<br />the number of lineal feet of frontage on a lot, except
<br />where a location is a corner lot the amount may be
<br />increased by one and one-half (1-%) square feet of
<br />sign area ~r front foot of public right-of.way along
<br />the side lot line. The narrow side of the lot shall be
<br />considered the front for purposes of this Ordinance,
<br />(2) Directional signs as regulated under Section 9.1-3 (d);
<br />of this Ordinance.
<br />(3) No sign shall project more than 24 inches across the
<br />front yard or side yard set.backs.
<br />(4) No sign shall project higher than sixt een (16) feet a.
<br />hove curb leveL
<br />(5) Each shopping center development tOOnsistlng of a
<br />group of stores operating under a common name in a
<br />shopping center district may have a maximwn of two
<br />pylon type signs not over thirty-five (35) feet in
<br />height. Maximum sign area shall be 120 square feet
<br />on each side.
<br />9.1-5 Within the "I" Districts the folloWing signs are permitted:
<br />(a) Name plate signs and signs advertising a product manu.
<br />factured, assembled or handled by the fimn occupying the
<br />premises or a service offered by the fimn OCC'Ilpying the
<br />premises. The aggregate square footage of lSign surface ~r
<br />site shall not exceed four (4) square feet: per front foot
<br />of pUblic right-of-way.
<br />(b) In calculating square footage those condiitions as 'stated
<br />under Section 9.1-1 (e) shall apply.
<br />(c) Directional signs as regulated under Sectiom 9.1-3 (d)'
<br />(d) Illuminated signs provided that the source of light shall
<br />not beam upon any part of an existing residence or into
<br />an "R" District or into a street.
<br />9.1-6. Billboards. These shall be considered as a business permitted
<br />in the "I" zones and are not to be included as a part of the
<br />permitted aggregate sign space unless the space is used in reo
<br />lation to a use on the premises Billboards shall be pennitt6rl
<br />according to the followmg regulations:
<br />(a) The aggregate sign surface per site whiCh may be display-
<br />ed snall not exceed six (6) square feet pen' front foot of
<br />pllbltc right-of.way when said sign boards are the only
<br />structure on the SIte. When a prmcipal use or structure
<br />occupies the site the sign surface shall not exceed three
<br />(3) square feet per front foot of public nghit-of-way except
<br />that no allowance shall be granted for secondary street
<br />frontage.
<br />(b) Billboards shall be subject to all yard and height require-
<br />ments WIthin the "I" Dlstncts m which they are located.
<br />(c) Where a bIllboard IS illuminated, the source of light shall
<br />not beam upon any part of an eXisting residence or into a
<br />Residence DIStrICt or mto a street.
<br />(d) Where a billboard is the only structure on a site the appli.
<br />cant shall enter into an agreement with the Village to land-
<br />scape and maintain the area between the structure and the
<br />front property line according to a plan submitted and ap.
<br />proved by the Village Council.
<br />9.2 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS
<br />9.2-} Multiple Building Dwelling Units and Institutions
<br />Multiple building apartment projects of integrated design In
<br />appropriate locatIOns may be constructed on a prorcel of ground
<br />not subdivided into the customary street and lot patterns With.
<br />m the "R-3" and "B-l" Districts, and institutions such as col-
<br />leges and universities and nursing homes may be permitted
<br />in any district where they are a permitted pl'imcipal use, ac-
<br />cording to the following proviSIOns:
<br />(a) An application shall be filed with the Buil<iling Inspector
<br />requesting that a specIal pennit be granted to proVide for
<br />constructmg a multiple bUIlding apartment project on a
<br />described site or a multiple bUlldmg institution.
<br />(b) A site plan includmg dimensions, tOPOgraphy and such
<br />other mformation as may be detennined b>y the Village
<br />Council shall be submitted.
<br />(c) The application plans and related material shall be referred
<br />to the Planning CommiSSIOn for study and recommendation.
<br />The Planning CommiSSIOn shall insure that the proposed pro-
<br />ject conforms to those requirements applying within the
<br />District in which it is located except as hereinafter mo.
<br />dified:
<br />(1) More than one principal structure shall be permitted
<br />on a lot or parcel of land but the floor area ratio and
<br />denSIty reqUIrements for the district shall apply.
<br />(2) Private roadways within the project shall have an im.
<br />proved width of not less than 20 feet in width when
<br />parking is restricted and 28 feet where parallel park.
<br />ing on one side is to be permitted. No part of the re-
<br />quired 20 foot width shall be used to meet the off.
<br />street parking requirements.
<br />(3) Side yard requirements for each structure shall apply
<br />between structures. .
<br />(4) The Planning Commission in studying the proposed
<br />project shall determine that the character of the pro-
<br />ject will be in keeping with the district within which
<br />it is located.
<br />(5) The plans for a multiple building project must receive
<br />the approval of the Village Council upon recommenda.
<br />tion of the Planning Commission.
<br />9.2-2 Planned Residential Districts
<br />The purpose of this sub-section of the Zoning Ordinance is to
<br />provide a method by which a parcel of land in the "R" Districts
<br />having unusual building characteristics due to sub-soil, water
<br />table, water area. location or shape may be utilized to a reason-
<br />able degree. This sub-section shall apply to the "R-~", "R-2", and
<br />"R-3" Districts according to the following provisions.
<br />(a) The proposed project must receive approval of the Plan.
<br />ning Commission and the Village Council and in SO review-
<br />ing the request it shall be determined that it is impractical
<br />to apply the regulations of the district to the whole of the
<br />particular site.
<br />(b) The proposed parcel of land shall have not less than three
<br />
<br />(3) acres.
<br />(c) The buildings shall be used only for residential pu.rposes
<br />and the customary accessory uses..
<br />(d) The subdivision regulations as written in Ordinance 218
<br />and amendments thereto shall apply.
<br />(e) The average square footage per dwelling for the entire pro.
<br />ject exclusive of street rights-of-way and other public lands
<br />shall not be less than 90%' of the square footage required
<br />~r dwelling for the district Within which the project is
<br />located.
<br />(f) There shall be provided within the project adequate re-
<br />creation areas to serve the needs of the anticipated popu-
<br />lation to be housed therem and the plans for such recreat-
<br />ion facilities shall be approved by the Park and Recrea.
<br />tion DIrector.
<br />(g) The number of dwellmg units permitted according to the
<br />square footage requirements of the distncts within WhICh
<br />the proposed proJect is to be located may be prOVIded in
<br />one or more buildmgs according to the plan as approved
<br />and recorded However, the Planning CommISSIon shall,
<br />in consldermg the distnbutlOn of the dwellmg units, deter-
<br />mine that the proposed reSidential enviroment will be de-
<br />Sirable and m harmony With the character of the surroun-
<br />dmg neighborhood and that It Will be consistent With the
<br />intent of thiS Ordlllance.
<br />9.2-3. Additional Requirements. Exceptions and Modifications
<br />The requirements and regulatIOns specified heretofore m this
<br />Ordmance shall be subject to the following:
<br />(a) Height limitatIOns stipulated elsewhere in this Ordinance
<br />shall not apply to -
<br />(1) Church spires
<br />(2) Belfries
<br />(3) Cupolas and domes which do not contain usable space
<br />(4) Monuments
<br />(5) Water towers
<br />(6) Fire and hose towers
<br />(7) Observation towers
<br />(8) Flag poles
<br />(9) Transmission towers
<br />(10) Chimneys
<br />(11) Smokestacks
<br />(12) Radio and television towers
<br />(13) Parapet walls extending not more than three (3) feet
<br />above the limiting height of the building
<br />(14) Cooling towers
<br />(15) Grain Elevators
<br />(16) Elevator penthouses
<br />However, if in the opinion of the Building Inspector, sum
<br />structure would adversely affect adjoining or adjacent proper.
<br />ty, such greater height shall not be authorized except by the
<br />Village Council upon recommendation of the Planning Com.
<br />mission.
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<br />land and the proposed change in zoning. At least ten (10) days be-
<br />fore the hearing the Village Council shall mail an identical notice
<br />to the owner and to each of the property owners within 250 feet
<br />of the outside boundaries of the land proposed to be rezoned. Fail-
<br />ure of the Village COlllncil to mail the notice or failure of the pro.
<br />~rty owners to receive the notice shall not invalidate the proceed-
<br />ings At the time of hearing the Village Council make take final ac-
<br />tion upon the application or it may contmue the hearing from time
<br />to time for further mvestigatron and hearing. The Council may al.
<br />so request further information and report from the Planning Com.
<br />mission. The Village Council shall not rezone any land or area in
<br />any zoning districts without first having referred It to the Planning
<br />Commission. Any other proposed amendment to this Ordlllance may
<br />be referred to the Plannmg Commission for consideratIOn and rec-
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<br />REPEAL 'OF ORDINANCES
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<br />Ordinance No. 152.is hereby repealed
<br />Ordinance No. 153 is hereby repealed
<br />Ordinance No. 154 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 156 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 194 - Section 15, is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 225 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 227 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 231 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 237 is hereby repealed. I
<br />Ordinance No. 250 is hereby repealed.
<br />Ordinance No. 253 is hereby repealed.
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<br />SECTION 10
<br />ADMINISTRATION
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<br />10.1 ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
<br />This Ordinance shall be administered and enforced by the Buil.
<br />ding Inspector who is hereby designated as the enforcing officer_
<br />The Building Inspector may institute in the name of the Village
<br />of Roseville, any appropriate actions or proceedings against a vio-
<br />lator as provided by law. Any person, finn or corporation who
<br />violates, disobeys, omits, neglects or refuses to comply wIth, or
<br />who resists the enforcement of any of the prOvisions of this Or.
<br />dinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable
<br />by a fine not exceedmg One Hundred ($l()().OO) Dollars or ninety
<br />(90) days in jail for each offense. Each day that a violation con.
<br />tinues to exist shall constitute a separate offense.
<br />10.2 VALIDITY
<br />If any section, subsection, sentence, clause. or phrase of thiSl
<br />Ordmance IS for any reason held to be invalid, such decision shall
<br />not affect the valIdity of the remaining portions of this Ordi.
<br />nance The Village of Roseville hereby declares that it would have
<br />passed this Ordmance and each sectIOn, subsection clause, sen.
<br />tence and phrase thereof, Irrespective of the posSibIlity that any:
<br />one or more sections, subsections clauses, sentences or phrases
<br />be declared unconstitutIOnal.
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<br />10.3 CONFLICTING ORDINANCES
<br />It IS the intent and it IS hereby declared that if any Section of
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<br />trictions shall prevail and be in force and effect.
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<br />10.4 FEES
<br />To defray administrative costs of proceeding of requests for a.
<br />mendments to the Zoning map, variances, or special permits, a
<br />fee shall be paid by the applicant as follows:
<br />Application for Rezoning $25.00
<br />Variance to the Ordinance $5.00
<br />Special Permit $5.00
<br />Fees shall be payable at the time applications are filed with the
<br />Village Clerk and are not refundable unless application is wiU.
<br />drawn prior to referral to the Planning CommISsion.
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<br />SEOrION 11
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<br />AMENDMENTS
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<br />The Village Council may amend this Ordinance and the official
<br />zomng map upon a two-thirds' (%) vote of the COunCIl. Any person,
<br />fmn or corporatIOn owrung real estate in the Village of Roseville
<br />may file an application with the Village Clerk in the form of a wnt.
<br />ten request or petition to rezone their said real estate or such real
<br />estate abuttmg thereto. The apphcatlOn shall be accompanied by an
<br />abstractor's certified property certificate showing the property ow-
<br />ners with 250 feet of the outer boundaries of the land proposed
<br />to be rezoned. The Village Clerk shall refer such wrItten application
<br />together with abstractor's certified property certificate to the Vil-
<br />lage CounCil. If the application is in the form of a petition and con-
<br />tains the signatures of fifty (50) per cent of the property owners
<br />abutting the land affected, the VIllage Council shall refer the appli-
<br />cation and related infdrmation to the Planning Commission. Any
<br />other application may be referred by the Council to the Planning
<br />CormmsslOn or returned to the applicant. The Village Council may
<br />of its own ~otion initiate the request for rezoning and refer the
<br />same to the Planning Commission.
<br />The Planning Commission shall hold a public hearing affording
<br />an opportunity for all partles interested to be heard and shall give
<br />not less than ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) days' notice
<br />of time and place of such hearing, published in the designated legal
<br />newspaper for the Village. Such notice shall also contain the des-
<br />cription of the land and the proposed change in zoning. At least
<br />ten (10) days before the hearing the Planning Commission shall
<br />mail an identical notice to the owner and to each of the property
<br />owners within 250 feet of the outside boundaries of the land pro.
<br />posed to be rezoned. Failure of the Planning Commission to mail
<br />notice or failure of the property owners to receive the notice shall
<br />not invalidate the proceedings. WIthin sixty (60) days after the
<br />date of reference by the Village Council, the Planning Commission
<br />shall make a written report to the Village Council stating its find-
<br />ings and recommendations.
<br />The Village Council shall hold a public hearing within thirty (30)
<br />days after the receipt of the report and recommendation from the
<br />Planning Commission, If the Planning Commission fails to make
<br />a report to the Council within sixty (60) days after the referral of
<br />the application, then the Village CounCIl shall hold a public hear-
<br />mg within thirty (30) days after the expiration of said sixty (60)
<br />day period. Failure to receive a report from the Planning Commis.
<br />sion as herein provided shall not invalidate the proceedings or ac.
<br />tions of the Council. The Village CounCIl shall give not less than
<br />ten (10) days nor more than thirty (30) dayS notice of time and
<br />place of such hearing published in the designated legal newspaper
<br />for the Village, and such notice shall contain a description of the
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<br />CLEANING TIME IS HERE AGAIN!
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<br />Your Heating Plant Vacuwn Cleaned and
<br />Completely Serviced.
<br />Sununer Bates Till July 1st
<br />AIl work Guaranteed. Air Filters.
<br />()all Mi 4.5629 Now and Make Reservation
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<br />Ordinance No. 254 is hereby repea1ed..
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<br />Ordinance No. 261 is hereby repealed.
<br />SEOl'ION XIII
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<br />This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after
<br />its passage and publication.
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<br />Passed by the Village Council this 12 day of May, 1959.
<br />
<br />E. F. Cedarholm, Mayor
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<br />ATTEST:
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<br />George W. Keene, Clerk
<br />May 21, 1959
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