[Added 7-7-2009 by Ord. No. 6481; amended 5-4-2010 by Ord. No.
6564]
[Amended 8-15-2017 by Ord. No. 7391]
A.
In order to stimulate the development and redevelopment of these
highly visible corridors, Route 14, Route 31 and Route 176 in Crystal
Lake have been designated as targeted development zones.
B.
Retail developments within the Route 14, Route 31 and Route 176 corridors
will be entitled to a waiver of 50% of all associated City review,
permit and inspection fees for any commercial improvement valued at
$250,000 or greater.
C.
Properties within the Route 14, Route 31 and Route 176 corridors
are designated as those properties that have or would qualify for
a Route 14, Route 31 or Route 176 address within the City of Crystal
Lake. Properties on the periphery of these corridors may qualify for
the fee waiver by consent of the City Council.
D.
Associated City review, permit and inspection fees include those found under the following City Code sections: § 241-5, Industrial, commercial, offices, churches and schools; § 241-6, Alteration, remodeling and repair of any buildings or structures; § 241-7, Electrical; § 241-8, Plumbing; § 241-9, Heating; § 241-10, Air conditioning; § 241-11, Sewer/Water tap; § 241-18, Street breaks; § 241-19, Curb or sidewalk break; § 241-21, Building plan review; § 241-22, Automatic sprinkler review; § 241-23, Driveway; § 241-24, Parking lots; § 241-25, Fences; § 241-27, Elevators, dumbwaiters; escalators, moving walks and hoisting equipment; § 241-29, Building demolition; § 241-30, Moving of buildings; § 241-31, Zoning fees; § 241-32, Certificate of occupancy; § 241-33, Overtime fees; § 241-35A, New subdivision or individual property plan review and inspection by City staff; § 241-37, Reinspection fee; § 585-8C, Issuance of permit;[1] § 600-20, Fees;[2] and § 650-77, Fees.[3]
