Village of Orland Park, IL
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2023-11-20
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Title 9: Traffic
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Chapter 9-5 Traffic-Control Signals
- Title 1: Administration
- Ch 1-1 Official Municipal Code
- Ch 1-2 Saving Clause
- Ch 1-3 Definitions
- Ch 1-4 General Penalty
- Ch 1-5 Village Board of Trustees
- Ch 1-6 Managerial Form of Government
- Ch 1-7 Administrative Officers of the Village
- Ch 1-8 Village Officers and Employees; General Provisions
- Ch 1-9 Employee Relations
- Ch 1-10 Village Finances
- Ch 1-11 Public Records
- Ch 1-12 Commercial or Industrial Revenue Bonds
- Ch 1-13 Economic Development Advisory Board
- Ch 1-14 Administrative Adjudication of Non-Vehicular Code Violations
- Ch 1-15 Indemnification
- Ch 1-16 Procurement
- Ch 1-17 Signing Authority
- Ch 1-18 Delinquent Accounts
- Title 2: Boards and Commissions
- Ch 2-1 General Statement
- Ch 2-2 Emergency Services and Disaster Agency
- Ch 2-3 Board of Local Improvements
- Ch 2-4 Board of Fire and Police Commissioners
- Ch 2-5 Recreation Advisory Board
- Ch 2-6 Housing Advisory Committee
- Ch 2-7 Joint Emergency Telephone System Board
- Ch 2-8 Veterans Commission
- Ch 2-9 Plan Commission
- Ch 2-10 Hearing Officer
- Ch 2-11 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-12 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-13 Technology Commission
- Ch 2-14 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-15 (Reserved)
- Ch 2-16 Ethics Officer and Commission
- Title 3: Public Ways and Properties
- Ch 3-1 Public Parks and Playgrounds
- Ch 3-2 Streets and Public Ways
- Ch 3-3 Excavations
- Ch 3-4 Sidewalk and Driveway Construction
- Ch 3-5 Public Library
- Ch 3-6 Tree Management Program
- Ch 3-7 Telecommunications Municipal Infrastructure Maintenance Fee
- Ch 3-8 Construction of Utility Facilities in the Public Rights-Of-Way
- Ch 3-9 Special Events Permits
- Ch 3-10 Small Wireless Facilities
- Title 4: Water and Sewer
- Ch 4-1 Combined Waterworks and Sanitary Sewage System
- Ch 4-2 Meters
- Ch 4-3 Charges and Rates
- Ch 4-4 Connections; General Provisions
- Ch 4-5 Connections; House Connections to Sanitary Sewerage System
- Ch 4-6 Connections and Extensions; Sanitary Sewerage System
- Ch 4-7 Discharges; Storm and Sanitary Sewers
- Ch 4-8 Water and Sewerage System General Provisions
- Ch 4-9 Waterworks and Sewerage System Growth Policy
- Ch 4-10 Retention and Detention Ponds
- Ch 4-11 Water Supply Cross Connections
- Ch 4-12 Village Collection and Disposal of Garbage and Refuse
- Title 5: Building
- Ch 5-1 Building Code
- Ch 5-2 Building Permits and Fees
- Ch 5-3 Electrical Code
- Ch 5-4 Plumbing Code
- Ch 5-5 Fire Code
- Ch 5-6 Mechanical Code
- Ch 5-7 Property Maintenance Code
- Ch 5-8 Rental Housing
- Ch 5-9 Registration of Foreclosing Mortgaged Property
- Title 6: Health, Nuisances
- Ch 6-1 Health Code
- Ch 6-2 Nuisances
- Ch 6-3 Public Restroom Facilities
- Ch 6-4 Noise Control
- Ch 6-5 Landscape Waste Disposal
- Ch 6-6 Hazardous Materials
- Ch 6-7 Disruption of Utility Service
- Ch 6-8 Sanitary Facilities Required at Construction Sites
- Ch 6-9 Emergency Energy Plans
- Ch 6-10 Seizure and Impoundment of Motor Vehicles
- Title 7: Business and License
- Ch 7-1 Business License Administrative Regulations
- Ch 7-2 Definitions and Fees
- Ch 7-3 Regulations for Specified Businesses
- Ch 7-4 Retail Liquor Establishments
- Ch 7-5 Solicitors
- Ch 7-6 Amusement Devices
- Ch 7-7 Municipal Occupation Taxes
- Ch 7-8 (Reserved)
- Ch 7-9 Telecommunications
- Ch 7-9.5 Cable/Video Service Provider Fee and Peg Access Support Fee
- Ch 7-10 Trade Practices; Consumer Protection
- Ch 7-11 Fair Housing Practices
- Ch 7-12 Fraudulent Sales
- Ch 7-13 Peddlers and Transient Merchants
- Ch 7-14 Massage Establishments
- Ch 7-15 Tobacco Products
- Ch 7-16 Raffles
- Ch 7-17 Pawnbrokers
- Ch 7-18 Video Gaming
- Ch 7-19 Local Government Taxpayers' Bill of Rights Act
- Ch 7-20 Conflicts With Certain Home Rule County Ordinances
- Ch 7-21 Cannabis Business Establishments Prohibited
- Ch 7-22 Temporary Outdoor Restaurant Seating
- Ch 7-23 Electricity Tax
- Ch 7-24 Municipal Gas Use Tax
- Title 8: Police
- Ch 8-1 Police Department
- Ch 8-2 (Reserved)
- Ch 8-3 Alarm Systems
- Ch 8-4 Animals
- Ch 8-5 Minors
- Ch 8-6 Offenses
- Ch 8-7 Civil Emergencies and Disasters
- Ch 8-8 Violation Citations
- Title 9: Traffic
- Ch 9-1 Vehicle Licenses
- Ch 9-2 General Traffic Regulations
- Ch 9-3 Drivers
- Ch 9-4 Pedestrians
- Ch 9-5 Traffic-Control Signals
- § 9-5-1 Signs and Signals; Legend.
- § 9-5-2 Unauthorized Signs.
- § 9-5-3 Interference with Signs.
- § 9-5-4 Authority for Placement of Signs.
- § 9-5-5 Location and Design of Signs.
- § 9-5-6 Enforcement.
- Ch 9-6 General Rules of the Road
- Ch 9-7 Stopping, Standing and Parking Regulations
- Ch 9-8 Parking Lot Regulations
- Ch 9-9 Traffic Schedules
- Ch 9-10 Vehicle Equipment, Condition
- Ch 9-11 Abandoned, Wrecked Vehicles
- Ch 9-12 Snowmobiles, Motor Driven Cycles
- Ch 9-13 Fines and Permits for Overweight/Overdimension Vehicles
- Ch 9-14 Illinois Vehicle Code Violations, Citations and Settlement
- Ch 9-15 Administrative Adjudication of Vehicular Standing, Parking and Compliance Violations
- Ch 9-16 Automated Traffic Law Enforcement and Administrative Adjudication
- Appendix
- Apx A (Reserved)
- Apx B Fine Schedule
- Land Development Code
- Ch LD Land Development Code
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
Whenever traffic at an intersection is regulated by the type
of signal commonly known as a stop and go signal, the following colors
shall indicate the following commands:
A.
Red requires that traffic faced by this color shall stop and remain
standing.
B.
Green requires that traffic faced by this color shall move and continue
to move, except when stopped for the purpose of avoiding an accident
or when stopped at the command of a policeman.
C.
Amber or yellow indicates preparation for a change in the direction
of traffic movement.
D.
When a red lens is illuminated by rapid intermittent flashes, drivers
of vehicles shall stop before entering the intersection.
E.
When a yellow lens is illuminated with rapid intermittent flashes,
drivers of vehicles may proceed into the intersection only with extra
caution.
It shall be unlawful for any person to place, maintain or display
any device, other than an official warning or direction sign or signal
authorized by Statute or ordinance, upon or in view of any street,
if such device purports to be, or is in imitation of any official
warning or direction sign or signal, or directs or purports to direct
traffic. Any such unauthorized device is hereby declared to be a nuisance,
and may be removed by a policeman.
[Ord. 80A, 10-27-1941]
It shall be unlawful for any person to deface, injure, more
or interfere with any official traffic sign or signal.
[Amended by Ord. 5455, 11-18-2019]
This chapter hereby vests the power and authority for the placement
of traffic-control signs and devices in the Board of Trustees of the
Village.
[Amended by Ord. 5455, 11-18-2019]
The Board of Trustees of the Village shall locate traffic-control
signs and devices throughout the Village at the sole discretion of
the Board of Trustees, wherever it is considered to be in the best
interests of public safety. All such traffic-control signs and devices
shall at all times be placed in accordance with the Illinois Manual
of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, as established in Section 5/11-301
of the Illinois Vehicle Code and adopted by the Illinois Department
of Transportation.
[Ord. 807, 10-24-1977; amended by Ord. 5455, 11-18-2019]
The Police Department of the Village shall enforce the obeyance
of such traffic-control signs and devices as placed by the Board of
Trustees by authority granted under 625 ILCS 5/11-1204(b).
