City of Crystal Lake, IL
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2023-12-19
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Part II, General Legislation
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Chapter 427 Rights-Of-Way, Use of
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Article II Encroachments
- Part I, Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Administrative Adjudication
- Ch 5 Audit
- Ch 11 Boards, Commissions and Committees
- Ch 18 City Council
- Ch 22 Clerk
- Ch 26 Comprehensive Plan
- Ch 31 Delinquent Accounts
- Ch 33 Divisions and Departments
- Ch 39 Elections
- Ch 44 Ethics
- Ch 51 Government-Access Programming
- Ch 55 Insurance
- Ch 77 Manager
- Ch 82 Mayor
- Ch 84 Meetings
- Ch 89 Officers and Employees
- Ch 93 Official Map
- Ch 102 Purchasing and Contributions
- Ch 115 Salaries
- Ch 118 Signing Authority
- Ch 121 Treasurer
- Part II, General Legislation
- Ch 145 Adopt-A-Highway Program
- Ch 146 Adult Businesses
- Ch 150 Aircraft
- Ch 154 Alarms
- Ch 158 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 162 Amusement Devices
- Ch 166 Animals
- Ch 170 (Reserved)
- Ch 175 Bicycles
- Ch 181 Boats and Boating
- Ch 187 Building Code
- Ch 192 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 195 Cable and Video Services
- Ch 198 (Reserved)
- Ch 203 Tobacco Sales
- Ch 209 (Reserved)
- Ch 216 Curfew
- Ch 222 Disorderly Conduct
- Ch 226 Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia
- Ch 228 Economic Development Incentive Program
- Ch 230 Electrical Code
- Ch 235 Emergency Services
- Ch 237 Energy Conservation Code
- Ch 239 Existing Building Code
- Ch 241 Fees
- Ch 246 (Reserved)
- Ch 247 Fighting
- Ch 248 Fines
- Ch 251 Fire Code
- Ch 253 Fireworks and Explosives
- Ch 258 Fishing
- Ch 264 Fuel Gas Code
- Ch 268 Gambling
- Ch 269 Gangs
- Ch 274 Garage Sales
- Ch 280 Garbage, Rubbish and Refuse
- Ch 286 Graffiti
- Ch 288 Handbills and Posters
- Ch 295 Historic Preservation
- Ch 302 (Reserved)
- Ch 317 Junk
- Ch 322 Lawns, Watering of
- Ch 326 (Reserved)
- Ch 329 Liquor Licenses
- Ch 334 Litter
- Ch 335 Massage Establishments
- Ch 336 Mechanical Code
- Ch 343 Minors
- Ch 351 Newspaper Vending Devices
- Ch 358 Noise
- Ch 364 Nuisances
- Ch 370 Obscenity
- Ch 379 (Reserved)
- Ch 381 Parking
- Ch 383 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 385 Peddlers, Solicitors and Transient Vendors
- Ch 392 Plumbing Code
- Ch 397 Pollution
- Ch 400 Property Maintenance Code
- Ch 408 Raffles
- Ch 413 Real Estate Advertising
- Ch 417 Recycling
- Ch 422 Residential Code
- Ch 424 Resource Conservation
- Ch 425 Retail Theft
- Ch 427 Rights-Of-Way, Use of
- Ch 427 Art II Encroachments
- § 427-25 Mailbox and mailbox support structures.
- Ch 428 Rights-Of-Way: Construction of Small Wireless Facilities
- Ch 429 Roller Skates and Skateboards
- Ch 435 Sewer Use
- Ch 440 Sidewalk Sales
- Ch 446 Smoking
- Ch 451 Snow Removal
- Ch 453 Special Events
- Ch 455 Storage, Outdoor
- Ch 458 (Reserved)
- Ch 463 Tattooing and Body Piercing
- Ch 467 Taxation
- Ch 470 Taxicabs
- Ch 476 Towing
- Ch 481 Trespassing
- Ch 492 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 496 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 500 Vehicles, Cruising
- Ch 504 Vehicles, Delivery
- Ch 508 Vehicles, Inoperable
- Ch 515 Water and Sewer
- Ch 521 Weapons
- Ch 526 Weeds and Nuisance Greenery Control
- Part III, Land Development
- Ch 570 Parking Lot, Driveway and Sidewalk Construction
- Ch 575 Planning and Development
- Ch 585 (Reserved)
- Ch 593 Illicit Discharges and Connections
- Ch 595 Stormwater Management
- Ch 600 (Reserved)
- Ch 615 Trees
- Ch 630 Watershed
- Ch 650 Unified Development Ordinance
- Appendix
- Ch A700 Franchise Agreements
- Derivation Table
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Added 9-15-2020 by Ord.
No. 7653[1]]
A.
Mailboxes and necessary mailbox support structures may be erected
and maintained in the parkway adjacent to the postal patron's property,
subject to the following conditions:
(1)
The mailbox and support structure must meet all United States Postal
Service (USPS) regulations.
(2)
The mailbox support structure must be made of pretreated wood, light
gauge hollow metal, plastic, or any other USPS-approved premanufactured
material.
(3)
Wood support structures may not exceed four inches by four inches.
(4)
Metal support structures may not exceed three inches in diameter.
(5)
Aboveground support structures may not be reinforced with concrete
or grout.
(6)
Any other support structure material is not acceptable, including
but not limited to: brick, block, stone or masonry columns, wagon
wheels, or any material in excess of the dimensions in this article.
B.
Any mailbox support structures that are existing as of September 14, 2020, are considered legal nonconforming structures and are exempt from the requirements in § 427-25. The Public Works Department shall maintain a list of legal nonconforming support structures. In the event a legal nonconforming support structure is removed or destroyed, the same shall not be rebuilt. Any replacement shall conform to the provisions of this chapter.
C.
The repair or replacement of mailboxes that meet the provisions of
this chapter shall not require a permit.
