City of Lincoln, IL
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2024-02-20
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Title 2: Boards and Commissions
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Chapter 2-5 Human Relations Commission
- Adopting Ordinance
- Ch AO Adopting Ordinance
- Title 1: Administration
- Ch 1-1 Official City Code
- Ch 1-2 Saving Clause
- Ch 1-3 Definitions
- Ch 1-4 General Penalty
- Ch 1-5 Mayor
- Ch 1-6 City Council
- Ch 1-7 City Clerk
- Ch 1-8 City Treasurer
- Ch 1-9 City Attorney
- Ch 1-10 Chief of Police
- Ch 1-11 Superintendent of Streets
- Ch 1-12 City Personnel
- Ch 1-13 City Finances
- Ch 1-14 Corporate Seal
- Ch 1-15 Ward Boundaries
- Ch 1-16 Classified Civil Service
- Ch 1-17 Enterprise Zone
- Ch 1-18 Building and Safety Official
- Ch 1-19 State Officials and Employees Ethics Act
- Ch 1-20 City Administrator
- Ch 1-21 Public Works Director
- Ch 1-22 Code Hearing Department
- Ch 1-23 Administrative Assistant to Chief of Police
- Ch 1-24 Sewer Clerk
- Ch 1-25 Police Records Clerk
- Ch 1-26 Anti-Harassment Policy
- Ch 1-27 Administrative Assistant
- Title 2: Boards and Commissions
- Ch 2-1 Plan Commission
- Ch 2-2 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-3 Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
- Ch 2-4 Emergency Services and Disaster Agency (ESDA)
- Ch 2-5 Human Relations Commission
- § 2-5-1 Purpose; Creation.
- § 2-5-2 Membership; Terms.
- § 2-5-3 Duties And Functions.
- Ch 2-6 Sewage Treatment Plant Committee
- Ch 2-7 Zoning Board of Appeals
- Ch 2-8 Firemen's Pension Fund Board
- Ch 2-9 Police Pension Fund Board
- Ch 2-10 Historic Preservation Commission
- Ch 2-11 Economic Development Grant Commission and Economic Development Grant Program
- Title 3: Business Regulations
- Ch 3-1 Licenses; General Provisions
- Ch 3-2 Amusement Establishments
- Ch 3-3 Mechanical Amusement Devices
- Ch 3-4 Motion Pictures
- Ch 3-5 Municipal Occupation Taxes
- Ch 3-6 Circuses, Shows and Exhibitions
- Ch 3-7 Liquor Regulations
- Ch 3-8 Auctioneers, Billposters, Itinerant Merchants and Junk Dealers
- Ch 3-9 Photographers
- Ch 3-10 Solicitors
- Ch 3-11 Fire Insurance Companies
- Ch 3-12 Taxicabs
- Ch 3-13 CATV Systems
- Ch 3-14 Going Out of Business Sales
- Ch 3-15 Tobacco Products and Alternative Nicotine Products
- Ch 3-16 Telecommunications Infrastructure Maintenance Fee
- Ch 3-17 Licensing of Children's Hospitals
- Ch 3-18 Bed and Breakfast Establishments
- Ch 3-19 Ephedra, Dietary Supplements
- Ch 3-20 Sexually Oriented Businesses
- Ch 3-21 Waste Haulers
- Ch 3-22 Parklets
- Ch 3-23 Low-Speed Electric Scooters and Scooter-Share Programs
- Ch 3-24 Recreational Adult Use Cannabis Dispensary
- Ch 3-25 Non-Retail Recreational Adult Use Cannabis Businesses
- Ch 3-26 Shooting Ranges
- Title 4: Building Regulations
- Ch 4-1 Model Codes Adopted
- Ch 4-2 Plumbing Code
- Ch 4-3 Exits
- Ch 4-4 Numbering Buildings
- Ch 4-5 Billboards
- Ch 4-6 Dangerous Buildings
- Ch 4-7 Telecommunication Antenna Code
- Ch 4-8 Wireless Communication Facility Telecommunications Overlay Districts
- Ch 4-9 Penalty
- Ch 4-10 Site Plan Review and Approval
- Ch 4-11 Landscape Regulations; General Development Standards
- Title 5: Fire Regulations
- Ch 5-1 Fire Department
- Ch 5-2 Fire Limits
- Ch 5-3 Fire Regulations
- Ch 5-4 Explosives, Inflammable Liquids and Hazardous Materials
- Ch 5-5 Fire Protection Outside City
- Title 6: Police Regulations
- Ch 6-1 Policemen
- Ch 6-2 Animal Control
- Ch 6-3 Professional Strikebreakers
- Ch 6-4 Miscellaneous Offenses
- Ch 6-5 Fair Housing
- Ch 6-6 Disabled Person Parking Enforcement Volunteer Program
- Title 7: Health and Sanitation
- Ch 7-1 Health Regulations
- Ch 7-2 Nuisances
- Ch 7-3 Restaurants, Food Stores
- Ch 7-4 Scavengers
- Ch 7-5 Slaughterhouses
- Ch 7-6 Weeds, Barberry Removal
- Ch 7-7 Sewer Connections and Regulations
- Ch 7-8 Sewer Use Charges
- Ch 7-9 Cemeteries, Burials
- Ch 7-10 Noise
- Ch 7-11 Hospital Quiet Zones
- Ch 7-12 Wells
- Ch 7-13 Landscape Waste Facility
- Ch 7-14 Minimum and Maximum Water Well Setback Zones
- Ch 7-15 Potable Water Supplies
- Ch 7-16 Waste Collection
- Title 8: Public Ways and Property
- Ch 8-1 Definitions
- Ch 8-2 Excavations
- Ch 8-3 Use of Public Ways
- Ch 8-4 (Reserved)
- Ch 8-5 Moving Buildings
- Ch 8-6 Sidewalk Construction
- Ch 8-7 Curbs and Boulevards
- Ch 8-8 Trees
- Ch 8-9 Demolition of Buildings
- Ch 8-10 Signs
- Ch 8-11 Park Regulations
- Title 9: Traffic Regulations
- Ch 9-1 Traffic Definitions
- Ch 9-2 General Provisions
- Ch 9-3 Speed Regulations
- Ch 9-4 Rules of the Road
- Ch 9-5 Stopping, Standing or Parking
- Ch 9-6 Traffic Control Devices
- Ch 9-7 Parking
- Ch 9-8 Public Parking Lots
- Ch 9-9 Pedestrians
- Ch 9-10 Through, One-Way, Stop Streets, Weight Limits
- Ch 9-11 Bicycle Regulations
- Ch 9-12 Vehicle Equipment
- Ch 9-13 Reckless Driving, Accidents, Violations
- Ch 9-14 Impoundment of Motor Vehicles
- Ch 9-15 Non-Highway Vehicles
- Title 10: Mobile Homes and Parks
- Ch 10-1 General Provisions
- Ch 10-2 Permits
- Ch 10-3 Park Requirements and Regulations
- Ch 10-4 Alterations and Additions
- Title 11: Zoning Regulations
- Ch 11-1 Comprehensive Plan
- Ch 11-2 Definitions; General Provisions
- Ch 11-3 Districts; Map
- Ch 11-4 Residence Districts
- Ch 11-5 Commercial Districts
- Ch 11-6 Industrial Districts
- Ch 11-7 Supplementary Regulations
- Title 12: Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 12-1 General Provisions
- Ch 12-2 Definitions
- Ch 12-3 Classifications
- Ch 12-4 Plat Approval
- Ch 12-5 Plat Specifications
- Ch 12-6 Design Standards
- Ch 12-7 Streets and Alleys
- Ch 12-8 Blocks; Lots; Easements
- Ch 12-9 Improvements
- Ch 12-10 Street Trees
- Ch 12-11 Administration; Enforcement
- Title 13: Finance and Revenue
- Ch 13-1 Municipal Electric and Gas Tax
- Ch 13-2 Municipal Cannabis Retailer's Occupation Tax
- Ch 13-3 Locally Imposed and Administered Tax Rights and Responsibilities
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[1960 Code, Sec. 1.70.010]
In order to further promote equity and justice and rights of
the citizens of this City; to prevent friction, injustice and inequities,
prejudice and discrimination that might or could occur from this day
hence, and to cooperatively correct any existing conditions or circumstances;
to coordinate and incorporate the services and good offices of all
groups, charitable, civic, religious, social, governmental, service
and all other parts and persons and corporate entities of this community
for the foregoing purposes, it is deemed necessary and most appropriate
to establish, and there is hereby established, a commission on human
relations.
[1960 Code, Sec. 1.70.020]
The commission on human relations shall be composed of nine
members appointed by the Mayor, and the appointments shall be ratified
by the City Council by a majority vote; removal shall be by action
of the Mayor and by ratification of a majority of the said Council,
in the same manner as appointment; the Mayor shall designate one of
the members as chairman and another member as vice chairman, various
other officers shall be chosen by the members of the commission. One-third
of the members' terms shall expire each year and upon the initial
appointment the length of the terms of the members shall be determined
by the Mayor, three for three years, three for two years and three
for one year.
[1960 Code, Sec. 1.70.030]
This Human Relations Commission shall meet from time to time
when grievances or other matters are presented to its chairman for
consideration and after due consideration shall present recommendations
to the City Council; the recommendations shall be duly acted upon
by said Council; further arbitrations may be held by the commission
by proper application of various parties to the chairman; the commission
may, upon its own motion make various suggestions and assert its advice
to the City in all matters within its jurisdiction as aforesaid, it
being the purpose hereof to confer upon this commission all of the
necessary power and authority to carry out its purposes and to comply
with federal regulations so far as City development is concerned.
