§ 349-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. § 363-20— Abandoned refrigerators.

Ch 349— Nuisances Ch 370— Property Maintenance Ch 394— Snowmobiles § 434-1— Abandoned vehicles; definitions. § 434-3— Removal, storage, notice or reclaimer of abandoned vehicles. § 434-4— Disposal of abandoned vehicles. § 434-6— Owner responsible for impoundment and disposal costs. Ch 440— Vehicles and Traffic § 440-32— Sound-producing devices; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture.

§ 56-5— Village funds to be spent in accordance with appropriation. Ch 116— Property, Lost, Abandoned and Surplus § 116-1— Disposal of surplus Village property. § 116-2— Lost and abandoned property. § 187-3— Issuance of dog, cat and kennel licenses. § 187-17— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 215-9— Basements; excavations. § 288-7— Unhealthy, hazardous or unsightly materials on public or private property. Ch 349— Nuisances § 349-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. § 363-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 363-20— Abandoned refrigerators. Ch 370— Property Maintenance 370-2{1}— ABANDONED DWELLING § 370-4— Housing appearance. Ch 394— Snowmobiles Ch 434— Vehicles, Abandoned § 434-1— Abandoned vehicles; definitions. § 434-3— Removal, storage, notice or reclaimer of abandoned vehicles. § 434-4— Disposal of abandoned vehicles. § 434-5— Report of sale or disposal. § 434-6— Owner responsible for impoundment and disposal costs. Ch 440— Vehicles and Traffic § 440-32— Sound-producing devices; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. Ch 448 Art IV— Private Well Abandonment § 448-47— Purpose. 448-49{7}— WELL ABANDONMENT § 448-50— Abandonment required. § 448-52— Abandonment procedures. § 448-53— Violations and penalties. § 485-56— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 485-60— Nonconforming signs. § 485-108— Groundwater Protection Overlay District. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

§ 187-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals. 187-6H(2){3}— COOP § 215-1— Building Code established. § 215-13— Fire limits. 284-5C{5}— CLANDESTINE DRUG LAB SITE § 288-9— Composting regulations. § 363-3— Firearms, explosives and other missiles. 370-2{2}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 370-2{12}— PREMISES § 370-3— Prohibition of litter, rubbish or debris. § 370-4— Housing appearance. § 468-27— Standards for development in flood-fringe areas. § 468-31— General. 468-47{1}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE OR USE 468-47{14}— DEVELOPMENT 468-47{58}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 485-7{1}— ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE 485-7{56}— LOT COVERAGE (RESIDENTIAL) 485-7{57}— LOT COVERAGE (EXCEPT RESIDENTIAL) 485-7{61}— LOT, SUBSTANDARD 485-7{74}— NURSERY 485-7{75}— NURSERY SCHOOL § 485-11— Site regulations. § 485-14— R-1 Single-Family Residential District. § 485-16— R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District. § 485-23— WWT Wastewater Treatment District. § 485-73— Placement of signal receiving antennas. § 485-74— Accessory uses or structures. § 485-77— Swimming pools. § 485-99— Standard requirements for mobile home parks, additions or extensions. § 485-100— Mobile home park operator's license. § 485-103— Additional regulations.

§ 468-31— General. 468-47{48}— NONCONFORMING USE 485-7{2}— ACCESSORY USE 485-7{97}— USE, PRINCIPAL § 485-9— Use restrictions. § 485-14— R-1 Single-Family Residential District. § 485-38— Planned unit development. Ch 485 Art X— Accessory Uses and Structures; Fences; Swimming Pools § 485-74— Accessory uses or structures. § 485-97— Permitted uses and structures.

§ 394-1— State snowmobile laws adopted. § 394-7— Accidents and accident reports. § 440-7— Accident reports.

§ 175-1— Purpose and findings. 175-2{1}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 175-2{4}— ADULT BOOKSTORE 175-2{12}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT § 175-11— General requirements of adult establishments. § 175-12— Responsibilities of operators.

Ch 175— Adult Uses § 175-1— Purpose and findings. Ch 183— Alcohol Beverages Ch 309— Juveniles 309-11B{2}— PATTERN OF CRIMINAL GANG ACTIVITY Ch 349— Nuisances Ch 363— Peace and Good Order § 363-2— Violations and penalties; attempt; parties to acts. Ch 485— Zoning

175-2{8}— ADULT MOTEL 175-2{12}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT § 187-14— Sale of rabbits, chicks or artificially colored animals. § 192-4— Permit required. § 245-2— Driveway permit. § 358-1— Park regulations. § 363-8— Loud and unnecessary noise. § 363-18— Destruction of property. § 363-19— Littering. § 363-30— Cemetery regulations. § 404-19— Adoption of state statutes concerning roads. § 440-14— Stopping or parking prohibited in certain specified places. § 440-32— Sound-producing devices; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. 468-47{7}— CAMPGROUND 485-7{4}— ADVERTISING SIGN, OUTDOOR 485-7{5}— ADVERTISING STRUCTURE, OUTDOOR § 485-18— B-1 Central Business District. § 485-48— Purpose. 485-49{3}— BILLBOARD 485-49{8}— DIRECTORY SIGN 485-49{9}— ELECTRONIC MESSAGE UNIT SIGN 485-49{17}— OFF-PREMISES SIGN § 485-51— Signs not requiring a permit. § 485-52— Permitted signs; sign categories. § 485-53— Permitted residential signs. § 485-55— Prohibited signs. § 485-56— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 485-59— Special sign requirements. § 485-73— Placement of signal receiving antennas. § 485-100— Mobile home park operator's license.

§ 67-1— Statement of purpose.

215-3C{8}— UNIFORM DWELLING CODE § 215-4— Construction standards; codes adopted. § 468-16— General development standards.

§ 331-5— Permit required for nonmetallic mining. § 349-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 437-2— Unauthorized off-road operation of motor vehicles on public or private property. § 485-69— Air pollution.

Ch 180— Alarm Systems § 180-1— Title. § 180-2— Declaration of purpose. 180-3{1}— ALARM BUSINESS 180-3{2}— ALARM SYSTEM 180-3{3}— ANSWERING SERVICE 180-3{4}— AUTOMATIC DIALING DEVICE 180-3{5}— AUTOMATIC HOLDUP ALARM SYSTEM 180-3{6}— BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM 180-3{7}— CENTRAL STATION 180-3{8}— DIRECT CONNECT 180-3{9}— FALSE ALARM 180-3{10}— INTERCONNECT 180-3{11}— MANUAL HOLDUP ALARM SYSTEM 180-3{13}— SUBSCRIBER § 180-7— Testing. § 180-8— Notification. § 180-9— False alarms. § 180-10— Village liability. § 180-11— Permits for private alarm systems. § 180-12— Revocation of permit. § 192-6— Required application information. § 192-10— Standards. Ch 268— Fires and Fire Prevention § 268-1— Impeding fire equipment prohibited. § 268-3— Damaging fire hose prohibited; parking by hydrants; blocking fire lanes. § 268-6— Vehicles to yield right-of-way. § 363-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 363-7— Loitering, prowling and soliciting. § 440-6— Blue warning lights on police vehicles. § 440-32— Sound-producing devices; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

Ch 175— Adult Uses Ch 183— Alcohol Beverages § 183-1— State statutes adopted. § 183-2— Definitions. § 183-4— Classes of licenses. § 183-7— Qualifications of applicants and premises. § 183-14— Conditions of license. § 183-16— Temporary fermented malt beverage or wine licenses. § 183-17— Revocation and suspension of licenses; nonrenewal. § 183-18— Non-alcohol events for underage persons on licensed premises. § 183-19— Outdoor sports and beer gardens activities regulated. § 183-22— Outside consumption. 183-22B{1}— ALCOHOL BEVERAGE 183-22B{3}— UNDERAGE PERSON Ch 192— Assemblies, Mass Public § 227-7— Rules for visitors. Ch 309— Juveniles § 309-5— Village jurisdiction over juveniles. 309-11B{2}— PATTERN OF CRIMINAL GANG ACTIVITY Ch 320— Licensing § 320-1— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 320-2— Issuance of licenses. Ch 349— Nuisances § 349-4— Public nuisances offending morals and decency. Ch 358— Parks and Recreation § 358-1— Park regulations. Ch 363— Peace and Good Order § 363-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 363-2— Violations and penalties; attempt; parties to acts. § 363-7— Loitering, prowling and soliciting. § 363-30— Cemetery regulations. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

§ 398-2— Preparation of recyclable materials.

§ 150-6— General powers of Village Board. § 215-4— Construction standards; codes adopted. § 268-11— Regulations during extreme fire danger. § 271-3— Use. § 309-1— Curfew. § 363-6— Obstructing streets and sidewalks. § 485-19— B-2 Highway Commercial District.

§ 468-16— General development standards. § 468-20— Public or private campgrounds. § 468-23— Standards for developments in floodway areas. § 468-27— Standards for development in flood-fringe areas. § 468-41— Floodproofing. § 485-39— Wind energy systems. § 485-58— Construction and maintenance regulations for signs.

Ch 187— Animals 187-1{1}— ANIMAL 187-1{6}— FARM ANIMAL 187-1{10}— PET § 187-5— Rabies quarantine. § 187-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals. § 187-7— Impoundment of animals. § 187-9— Pit bulls and other dangerous animals. 187-9B{1}— BITE 187-9B{5}— UNTAGGED ANIMALS 187-9B{6}— VICIOUS DOG § 187-10— Animal feces. § 187-11— Injury to property by animals. § 187-13— Prohibited and protected animals, fowl, reptiles and insects; farm animals. § 187-14— Sale of rabbits, chicks or artificially colored animals. § 187-15— Providing proper food and drink to confined animals. § 187-16— Providing proper shelter. § 187-17— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 187-18— Cruelty to animals and birds prohibited. § 187-20— Trapping of animals. § 187-22— Vietnamese potbellied pigs. § 187-23— Violations and penalties. § 268-9— Materials that may not be burned. § 268-10— Outdoor furnaces. § 271-3— Use. Ch 288— Health and Sanitation § 288-9— Composting regulations. Ch 320— Licensing § 320-2— Issuance of licenses. Ch 349— Nuisances § 349-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 349-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. Ch 358— Parks and Recreation § 358-1— Park regulations. Ch 363— Peace and Good Order § 363-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 363-8— Loud and unnecessary noise. § 363-19— Littering. § 363-30— Cemetery regulations. 370-2{4}— BUILDING 370-2{13}— REFUSE § 370-10— Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property. § 394-1— State snowmobile laws adopted. § 398-9— Collection of nonrecyclable refuse. 398-9A{2}— GARBAGE § 437-2— Unauthorized off-road operation of motor vehicles on public or private property. § 468-24— Prohibited uses. § 468-27— Standards for development in flood-fringe areas. Ch 485— Zoning 485-7{12}— BUILDING § 485-14— R-1 Single-Family Residential District. § 485-17— C-1 Conservancy District. § 485-19— B-2 Highway Commercial District. § 485-20— I-1 Industrial District. § 485-52— Permitted signs; sign categories. § 485-69— Air pollution. § 485-101— Operation of mobile home parks; responsibilities of park management. § 485-102— Responsibilities and duties of mobile home park occupants. § 485-108— Groundwater Protection Overlay District. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 370-4— Housing appearance. Ch 485 Art IX— Signal Receiving Antennas § 485-73— Placement of signal receiving antennas. 485-73C{2}— SIGNAL RECEIVING ANTENNA § 485-74— Accessory uses or structures. § 485-78— Height modifications. § 485-98— Mobile home park developer's permit. § 485-103— Additional regulations.

175-2{20}— RESIDENTIAL § 204-6— General bicycle regulations. § 215-4— Construction standards; codes adopted. § 245-3— Driveway location, design and construction requirements. 363-6C{4}— SIDEWALK § 363-7— Loitering, prowling and soliciting. § 398-9— Collection of nonrecyclable refuse. § 398-10— Dumpsters. § 448-39— Use of system. § 448-51— Well operation permit. 485-7{7}— APARTMENT 485-7{8}— APARTMENT HOUSE 485-7{14}— BUILDING AREA 485-7{33}— DWELLING, MULTIFAMILY 485-7{49}— HOTEL § 485-16— R-3 Multiple-Family Residential District.

§ 1-20— Changes in previously adopted ordinances. § 5-8— Review of determination. § 5-9— Administrative appeal. § 5-10— Hearing of administrative appeal. § 14-2— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 56-22— Board actions after hearing. § 56-25— Appealed assessments payable when due. § 67-3— Appeals. § 103-12— Building Inspector. § 112-9— Hearing authorities for suspension or removal of law enforcement officers. § 150-14— Presiding officers. § 180-11— Permits for private alarm systems. § 180-12— Revocation of permit. § 187-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals. § 187-22— Vietnamese potbellied pigs. § 215-11— Regulations for moving buildings. § 215-15— Violations and penalties. § 245-2— Driveway permit. § 245-7— Culvert construction and standards. § 256-10— Enforcement. § 280-4— Registration. § 288-5— Natural lawns. § 288-7— Unhealthy, hazardous or unsightly materials on public or private property. § 320-1— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 370-5— Notice and remedy. § 404-5— Construction and repair of sidewalks. § 404-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 418-6— Appeal. § 421-10— Appeal from determinations or orders. § 448-26— Disconnection and refusal of service. § 468-33— Flood-fringe areas. § 468-35— General. § 468-36— Zoning Administrator. § 468-38— Plan Commission. § 468-39— Board of Appeals. § 468-40— Appeals of permit denials. 468-47{36}— HEARING NOTICE 468-47{63}— VARIANCE § 477-21— Enforcement; violations and penalties. § 485-50— Permit required. § 485-52— Permitted signs; sign categories. § 485-56— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 485-57— Variances or exceptions. § 485-73— Placement of signal receiving antennas. § 485-80— General administrative system. § 485-81— Zoning Administrator. § 485-82— Role of Village Board and Zoning Board of Appeals. Ch 485 Art XIV— Appeals § 485-88— Appeals to Zoning Board of Appeals. § 485-89— Hearing on appeals. § 485-90— Decisions of Zoning Board of Appeals. § 485-91— Variances. § 485-92— Review by court of record. § 485-99— Standard requirements for mobile home parks, additions or extensions.

§ 5-8— Review of determination. § 5-10— Hearing of administrative appeal. § 14-2— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 14-3— Advisory Park and Cemetery Committee. § 14-4— Library Board. § 14-5— Police Review Committee. § 14-7— Residency requirement; attendance standards. § 27-2— Municipal Judge. § 27-5— Hours; employees; location. § 40-2— Election officials. § 44-2— Emergency Management Director. § 48-1— Statement of purpose. 48-2{6}— PUBLIC OFFICIAL § 67-1— Statement of purpose. § 103-2— Appointed officials. § 103-3— Village Clerk. § 103-4— Village Treasurer. § 103-5— Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer. § 103-6— Village Attorney. § 103-7— Chief of Police. § 103-9— Weed Commissioner. § 103-10— Director of Public Works. § 103-11— Assessor. § 103-12— Building Inspector. § 103-13— Eligibility for office. § 103-14— Oaths of office. § 103-15— Vacancies. § 103-16— Removal from office. § 112-1— Organization. § 112-9— Hearing authorities for suspension or removal of law enforcement officers. § 129-4— Public access to records. § 150-3— Trustees. § 150-4— Village President. § 150-5— Standing committees. § 150-7— Cooperation with other municipalities. § 150-13— Quorum. § 183-7— Qualifications of applicants and premises. § 183-11— Transfer and lapse of license. 187-1{7}— LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER § 227-1— Policy statement. § 268-2— Police powers of Department; investigation of fires. § 292-3— Historic Preservation Committee; designation of sites, structures, landmarks and district. § 418-4— Registration. § 418-7— Prohibited practices; disclosure requirements. 421-2{3}— FORESTER § 468-35— General. § 468-39— Board of Appeals. § 485-81— Zoning Administrator.

§ 215-8— Regulation and permit for razing buildings.

§ 268-8— Open burning. § 268-11— Regulations during extreme fire danger. § 349-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 358-1— Park regulations. 370-2{13}— REFUSE 370-2{14}— RUBBISH § 398-9— Collection of nonrecyclable refuse. 398-9A{1}— DRY REFUSE § 404-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 485-69— Air pollution.

§ 1-5— Violations by juveniles. § 1-19— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 27-6— Collection of forfeitures and costs. § 56-9— Statement of real property status. Ch 56 Art II— Special Assessments and Charges § 56-17— Village Board may levy special assessments. § 56-18— Resolution and report required. § 56-19— Costs that may be paid by special assessment. § 56-20— Exemptions; deductions. § 56-21— Notice of proposed or approved project. § 56-22— Board actions after hearing. § 56-23— Board's power to amend, cancel or confirm special assessment. § 56-24— Where cost of improvement is less than assessment. § 56-25— Appealed assessments payable when due. § 56-26— Special assessment a lien on property. § 56-28— Miscellaneous provisions. § 56-29— Special assessment B bonds. § 103-10— Director of Public Works. § 103-11— Assessor. § 150-6— General powers of Village Board. § 175-5— Standards for issuance of license. § 183-9— Approval of application. § 187-4— Late fees. § 187-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, cats, fowl and other animals. § 215-11— Regulations for moving buildings. § 284-5— Cleanup of clandestine drug lab sites and chemical dump sites. § 288-5— Natural lawns. § 288-6— Compulsory connection to Village sewer and water system. § 309-7— Truancy. § 320-1— Licensees required to pay local taxes, assessments and claims. § 349-7— Cost of abatement. § 363-29— Graffiti. § 370-7— Cost of abatement. § 370-10— Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property. § 404-5— Construction and repair of sidewalks. § 404-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 421-4— Abatement of tree disease nuisances. § 421-5— Assessment of costs of abatement. § 421-6— Planting of trees and shrubs. § 421-7— Trimming. § 437-10— Violations and penalties. § 440-2— State Administrative Code provisions adopted. § 440-34— Violations and penalties. § 440-35— Enforcement. § 448-35— Water main extensions. § 448-53— Violations and penalties. § 468-31— General. § 468-33— Flood-fringe areas. § 468-36— Zoning Administrator. 468-47{61}— SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE § 477-13— Extra-size or off-site improvements. § 477-15— Requirements and design standards for public improvements. § 477-19— Administrative and other fees. § 485-40— Existing nonconforming uses. § 485-56— Dangerous and abandoned signs. 485-94A{2}— MOBILE HOME § 485-108— Groundwater Protection Overlay District. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 1998 Code to 2015 Code

§ 14-1— Board of Review. § 56-30— Information provided to Assessor to be confidential; exceptions. § 103-2— Appointed officials. § 103-11— Assessor. § 129-6— Limitations on right to access. § 215-3— State Uniform Dwelling Code adopted. § 215-11— Regulations for moving buildings. § 288-5— Natural lawns. § 292-3— Historic Preservation Committee; designation of sites, structures, landmarks and district. § 292-7— Transfer of historically designated property. § 336-1— Fees. § 485-29— Notice of hearing on application.

§ 56-15— Fee for returning checks with insufficient funds; reimbursement of collection costs. § 103-1— General provisions.