A. 
Wherever a building or structure shall hereafter be erected or altered or extended in zones designated as Commercial, Light Manufacturing or Industrial and which zones are contiguous to, about or face across a street from any zone designated as Dwelling A, Dwelling B or Dwelling C Districts, or in the event such Commercial, Light Manufacturing or Industrial Zones are contiguous to, abut or face across a street from any public building, public and parochial school, as part of the issuance of the building permit for such erection, alteration or extension, it shall be required that there be erected, installed and maintained along the plot lines a screen of evergreen plantings or such other type of fence as may be determined and required by the Board of Review of the Village.
B. 
The purpose and aim of this article is to separate and screen all activities and artificial lights from such commercial light manufacturing or industrial zoned property where such activities and lights may affect the health, safety and general welfare of the occupants of any residential buildings, public buildings, public or parochial schools.
C. 
Plantings of evergreens shall be continuously cared for and maintained alive, and any other type of fence shall be maintained in good and sound condition. Evergreen screens or fences shall be of a height of not less than six feet, and in the event that this article conflicts with any other ordinance of the Village as to height, then, in such event, the height set forth in this article shall prevail.
Types of evergreen screening or fence shall be as follows:
A. 
If evergreens, hemlock shall be preferred of the genus conium maculatum. In conjunction with this evergreen screen, there also shall be required the installation of a woven wire fence of no larger than one-inch openings along the base of the evergreen planting to a height of two feet from grade. Such woven wire fence must be continuously maintained in good repair and to act as a stop for debris to enter the adjoining residential zones, or zones on which public buildings, public and parochial schools are situated. Debris and weeds shall not be allowed to accumulate along such fence.
B. 
Whenever a wood, wattle, picket or other type of fence is installed, same shall be closely integrated with spacing no greater than one inch apart. It shall be installed on posts of galvanized pipe of not less than 2 1/2 inches outside diameter, set in concrete below grade of not less than 18 inches in depth. Such fence shall be maintained in good repair at all times.
On all property in Commercial, Light Manufacturing or Industrial Zones which abuts, is adjacent to, contiguous to or across a street from Dwelling A, Dwelling B or Dwelling C Districts or a public building, public or parochial school, the owner thereof shall, within the period of one year from the adoption of this article be and is hereby required to comply with all the provisions herein as to fencing or screening.
Failure to maintain evergreen screenings or fences in good repair after 10 days have elapsed from notice to the owner by the Village to take remedial action, the work to repair shall be undertaken by the Village, and the full cost thereof shall be assessed as a lien against the property. Such notice to repair and maintain shall be in writing, forwarded to the last owner of record by certified mail.
In the event any property owner affected by this article cannot, due to unique and practical hardship, comply fully or in part with the provisions of this article, such property owner so aggrieved may apply for relief upon written application to the Board of Trustees, and there shall be a public hearing held to review and determine the request for the relief sought under the provisions of this article.