Ch 405— Nuisances, Public § 405-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. Ch 465— Property Maintenance § 484-1— Abandoned refrigerators prohibited. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

Ch 465— Property Maintenance § 625-1— Abandoned vehicles; definitions. § 625-3— Removal, storage, notice or reclaimer of abandoned vehicles. § 625-4— Disposal of abandoned vehicles. § 625-6— Owner responsible for impoundment and disposal costs. Ch 630— Vehicles and Traffic § 630-30— Sound-producing devices in vehicles; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture.

§ 12-4— Plan Commission. § 35-5— Village funds to be spent in accordance with appropriation. 101-1{1}— SURPLUS VILLAGE PROPERTY Ch 101 Art II— Lost and Abandoned Property § 101-6— Village custody of lost or abandoned property. § 101-7— Disposal procedures. § 107-8— Specific records retention provisions. § 164-3— Issuance of dog and multiple dog licenses. § 164-10— Wolf/dog hybrid regulation and confinement. § 164-16— Providing proper care, food and drink to animals. § 164-18— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 190-7— Basements; excavations. § 339-5— Unhealthy, hazardous or unsightly materials on public or private property. Ch 405— Nuisances, Public § 405-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. § 439-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. Ch 465— Property Maintenance § 465-1— Storage of automobiles and other debris restricted. 465-2{1}— ABANDONED HOME OR TRAILER 465-8{1}— ABANDONED DWELLING § 465-10— Housing appearance. Ch 484— Refrigerators, Abandoned § 484-1— Abandoned refrigerators prohibited. Ch 625— Vehicles, Abandoned § 625-1— Abandoned vehicles; definitions. § 625-3— Removal, storage, notice or reclaimer of abandoned vehicles. § 625-4— Disposal of abandoned vehicles. § 625-5— Report of sale or disposal. § 625-6— Owner responsible for impoundment and disposal costs. Ch 630— Vehicles and Traffic § 630-30— Sound-producing devices in vehicles; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. § 655-44— Private well abandonment. 655-44C{7}— WELL ABANDONMENT § 700-28— Sanitary sewerage system. § 700-29— Water supply facilities. 715-53A{1}— ABANDONED SIGN § 715-54— Required permits for signs, canopies, awnings and billboards. § 715-62— Nonconforming signs. § 715-63— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § A740-8— Sale, abandonment, transfer or revocation of franchise. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

§ 190-1— Building Code established. 344-2{1}— OUTSIDE AUXILIARY HEATING UNIT 465-8{2}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE 465-8{12}— PREMISES § 465-9— Prohibition of litter, rubbish or debris. § 465-10— Housing appearance. § 550-3— Maintenance. § 685-17— Standards for development. § 685-22— General provisions. 685-36{2}— ACCESSORY STRUCTURE OR USE 685-36{18}— DEVELOPMENT 685-36{72}— START OF CONSTRUCTION 715-7B{79}— LOT, SUBSTANDARD 715-7B{95}— NURSERY 715-7B{96}— NURSERY SCHOOL § 715-12— Accessory buildings, attached and unattached garages. § 715-24— A-1 Agricultural District. § 715-45— Preexisting substandard lots. § 715-77— Signal-receiving antennas. § 715-82— Accessory uses or buildings. § 715-85— Swimming pools and hot tubs. § 715-86— Retaining walls. § 715-116— Additional regulations on mobile homes and mobile home parks.

§ 685-22— General provisions. 685-36{62}— NONCONFORMING USE 715-7B{3}— ACCESSORY USE OR STRUCTURE 715-7B{40}— DEVELOPMENT 715-7B{141}— USE, PRINCIPAL § 715-9— Use restrictions. § 715-11— Site regulations. § 715-15— R-1 Single-Family Residential District (Low Density). § 715-16— R-2 Single-Family and Two-Family Residential District (Medium Density). § 715-21— B-2 Highway Commercial District. § 715-23— I-1 Industrial District. § 715-24— A-1 Agricultural District. § 715-25— MW Wellhead Protection Overlay District. § 715-27— E-1 Mineral Extraction or Landfill Overlay District. § 715-27.1— MU Mixed-Use District. § 715-41— Planned unit development (PUD) conditional use. Ch 715 Art X— Accessory Uses and Structures; Fences § 715-82— Accessory uses or buildings. § 715-105— Permitted and permissible uses and structures.

§ 107-8— Specific records retention provisions. § 541-1— State snowmobile laws adopted. § 541-6— Accidents and accident reports. § 630-7— Accident reports.

§ 150-1— In general. 150-2{3}— ADULT BOOKSTORE 150-2{5}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 150-2{12}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT § 150-5— Prohibitions applicable to premises holding alcohol beverage licenses. § 715-13— Zoning districts designated. § 715-26— AEO Adult Entertainment Overlay District. 715-26C{1}— ADULT BOOKSTORE 715-26C{2}— ADULT ENTERTAINMENT

§ 715-26— AEO Adult Entertainment Overlay District.

§ 89-3— Village Clerk-Treasurer. 150-2{8}— ADULT MOTEL 150-2{12}— ADULT-ORIENTED ESTABLISHMENT § 164-10— Wolf/dog hybrid regulation and confinement. § 164-15— Sale of rabbits, chicks or artificially colored animals. § 170-4— Permit required. § 218-3— Specific regulations. § 250-4— Application provisions. § 255-2— Determination of drug paraphernalia. § 355-23— Nude dancing in licensed establishments prohibited. § 374-5— Handbills. § 430-1— Park regulations. § 439-9— Loud and unnecessary noise prohibited. § 460-1— Destruction of property. 550-15{16}— NEWSPAPERS § 630-14— Stopping or parking prohibited in certain specified places. § 630-30— Sound-producing devices in vehicles; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. 685-36{11}— CAMPGROUND 715-7B{5}— ADVERTISING SIGN, OUTDOOR 715-7B{6}— ADVERTISING STRUCTURE, OUTDOOR 715-7B{119}— SIGN, COPY § 715-20— B-1 General Commercial District. § 715-24— A-1 Agricultural District. § 715-52— Purpose of sign, canopy and awning regulations. 715-53A{1}— ABANDONED SIGN 715-53A{3}— AREA OF COPY 715-53A{6}— BANNER 715-53A{7}— BILLBOARD 715-53A{15}— DIRECTIONAL SIGN 715-53A{17}— DIRECTORY SIGN 715-53A{18}— DISPLAY SURFACE OR FACE 715-53A{21}— ELECTRONIC MESSAGE UNIT SIGN 715-53A{39}— OFF-PREMISES THIRD-PARTY SIGN 715-53A{40}— ON-PREMISES SIGN 715-53A{50}— SIGN 715-53A{51}— SIGN CONTRACTOR 715-53A{58}— THIRD-PARTY SIGN § 715-54— Required permits for signs, canopies, awnings and billboards. § 715-55— Signs not requiring a permit. § 715-56— Residential signs requiring a permit. § 715-57— Commercial and industrial signs requiring a permit. § 715-58— Special sign requirements. § 715-59— Awnings and canopies. § 715-61— Prohibited or restricted signs. § 715-62— Nonconforming signs. § 715-63— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 715-77— Signal-receiving antennas. § 715-118— Limitations on signs. A740-2{10}— GROSS REVENUES

§ 164-20— Limitation on number of dogs. § 715-13— Zoning districts designated. § 715-14— District boundaries. § 715-24— A-1 Agricultural District. § 715-56— Residential signs requiring a permit.

§ 89-12— Building Inspector; Plumbing Inspector; Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Inspector; Electrical Inspector. 190-3C{8}— UNIFORM DWELLING CODE

§ 405-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 533-1— Purpose. § 541-11— Unauthorized operation of motor vehicles on public or private property prohibited. § 715-22— B-3 Business Park District. § 715-73— Air pollution.

Ch 155— Alarm Systems § 155-1— Title. § 155-2— Declaration of purpose. 155-3{1}— ALARM BUSINESS 155-3{2}— ALARM SYSTEM 155-3{3}— ANNUNCIATOR 155-3{4}— ANSWERING SERVICE 155-3{5}— AUTOMATIC DIALING DEVICE 155-3{6}— AUTOMATIC HOLDUP ALARM SYSTEM 155-3{7}— BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEM 155-3{8}— CENTRAL STATION 155-3{9}— DIRECT CONNECT 155-3{10}— FALSE ALARM 155-3{11}— INTERCONNECT 155-3{12}— MANUAL HOLDUP ALARM SYSTEM 155-3{14}— SUBSCRIBER § 155-6— Direct connections; emergency contact persons. § 155-7— Testing. § 155-8— Notification. § 155-9— Fee for answering false alarms. § 155-10— Village liability. § 155-11— Unlawful false alarms. § 155-12— Permits for private alarm systems. § 155-13— Revocation of permits. § 170-6— Required application information. § 170-10— Standards. § 304-1— Impeding fire equipment prohibited. § 304-2— Damaging fire hose prohibited; parking by hydrants; blocking fire lanes. § 304-5— Vehicles to yield right-of-way. § 439-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 439-8— Loitering and unlawful assemblies prohibited. § 630-6— Blue warning lights on police vehicles. § 630-30— Sound-producing devices in vehicles; impoundment; seizure and forfeiture. 715-7B{53}— ESSENTIAL SERVICES § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

§ 150-1— In general. § 150-5— Prohibitions applicable to premises holding alcohol beverage licenses. Ch 170— Assemblies and Public Gatherings § 218-3— Specific regulations. § 355-1— State statutes adopted. § 355-5— Applications for licenses and permits. § 355-9— License displays. § 355-16— Conditions of license. § 355-18— Restrictions on temporary fermented malt beverage or wine licenses. § 355-20— Enforcement provisions. § 355-21— Non-alcohol events for underage persons on licensed premises. § 355-22— Outdoor sports and beer garden activities regulated. § 355-23— Nude dancing in licensed establishments prohibited. Ch 355 Art II— Offenses Involving Alcoholic Beverages. § 355-26— Outside consumption. 355-26B{1}— ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE § 355-29— Possession of alcoholic beverages on school grounds. § 355-30— Solicitation of drinks prohibited. Ch 369— Licenses and Permits § 430-1— Park regulations. § 439-8— Loitering and unlawful assemblies prohibited. § 439-19— Improper use of lodging establishments. 439-19A{1}— ALCOHOL BEVERAGES § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

550-15{1}— ALUMINUM CANS 550-15{2}— BIMETAL CONTAINER 550-15{28}— RECYCLABLE MATERIAL § 550-16— Separation of recyclable materials. 550-23{3}— RECYCLABLES

§ 130-5— General powers of the Village Board. Ch 150— Adult-Oriented Establishments Ch 159— Amusements Ch 159 Art II— Public Amusement and Entertainment § 159-4— License required. § 159-5— Public amusements and entertainments defined. Ch 159 Art III— Arcades and Amusement Devices 159-7{1}— AMUSEMENT ARCADE 159-7{2}— AMUSEMENT DEVICE § 159-8— Amusement arcade license. § 159-9— Hours of operation for amusement arcades. § 159-10— General requirements for amusement arcades. § 159-11— License revocation. § 206-10— Regulation of fires, burning materials and fireworks. § 360-1— Curfew. Ch 369— Licenses and Permits § 439-7— Obstructing streets and sidewalks prohibited. 715-7B{105}— PLACES OF ASSEMBLY § 715-21— B-2 Highway Commercial District. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

§ 164-10— Wolf/dog hybrid regulation and confinement. § 685-6— General standards applicable to all floodplain districts. § 685-10— Public or private campgrounds. § 685-13— Standards for development. § 685-17— Standards for development. § 685-22— General provisions. § 685-30— Floodproofing standards for nonconforming structures or uses. § 715-64— Construction and maintenance regulations for signs. § 715-80— Specific requirements regarding wind energy systems.

Ch 164— Animals 164-1A{1}— ANIMAL 164-1A{6}— FARM ANIMAL 164-1A{9}— OWNER 164-1A{10}— PET § 164-5— Rabies quarantine. § 164-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, fowl and other animals; vicious animals. 164-6B(1){2}— VICIOUS DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL 164-6D(1){1}— POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS DOG OR OTHER ANIMAL § 164-7— Impoundment of animals. § 164-8— Duty of owner in case of animal bite. § 164-9— Pit bulls and other regulated dogs and animals. § 164-10— Wolf/dog hybrid regulation and confinement. 164-10A{1}— CANINE ANIMAL § 164-11— Animal feces. § 164-12— Injury to property by animals. § 164-14— Prohibited and protected animals, fowl, reptiles and insects; farm animals. § 164-15— Sale of rabbits, chicks or artificially colored animals. § 164-16— Providing proper care, food and drink to animals. § 164-17— Providing proper shelter. § 164-18— Neglected or abandoned animals. § 164-19— Cruelty to animals and birds prohibited. § 164-20— Limitation on number of dogs. § 164-21— Trapping of animals. § 164-23— Vietnamese potbellied pigs. § 164-25— Violations and penalties. 206-2{3}— GARBAGE § 218-3— Specific regulations. § 374-2— Litter from conduct of commercial enterprise. § 405-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 405-5— Public nuisances affecting peace and safety. Ch 430— Parks and Recreation § 430-1— Park regulations. § 439-1— Offenses against state laws subject to forfeiture. § 439-9— Loud and unnecessary noise prohibited. 465-8{4}— BUILDING 465-8{13}— REFUSE § 465-16— Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property. § 512-5— Regulations. § 541-1— State snowmobile laws adopted. § 541-11— Unauthorized operation of motor vehicles on public or private property prohibited. § 550-4— Ingredients. 550-23{4}— STANDARD GARBAGE/TRASH CONTAINER § 550-25— Storage of garbage. § 582-5— Health and sanitary requirements. § 685-14— Prohibited uses. § 685-17— Standards for development. § 700-49— General park and public land dedication requirements. Ch 715— Zoning 715-7B{17}— BUILDING 715-7B{32}— COMMERCIAL FEEDLOT § 715-19— C-1 Conservancy District. § 715-21— B-2 Highway Commercial District. § 715-23— I-1 Industrial District. § 715-24— A-1 Agricultural District. § 715-25— MW Wellhead Protection Overlay District. § 715-48— Parking requirements. 715-53A{2}— ANIMATED SIGN § 715-73— Air pollution. § 715-74— Hazardous pollutants. § 715-114— Operation of mobile home parks; responsibilities of park management. § 715-115— Responsibilities and duties of mobile home park occupants. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code § DL-1— Disposition of legislation.

§ 465-10— Housing appearance. Ch 715 Art IX— Signal-Receiving Antennas; Wind Energy Systems; Wireless Telecommunications Systems § 715-77— Signal-receiving antennas. 715-77B{2}— SIGNAL-RECEIVING ANTENNA § 715-81— Wireless telecommunications systems. 715-81A{1}— ANTENNA 715-81A{6}— STRUCTURE LOCATION PERMIT 715-81A{8}— TOWER § 715-87— Height modifications. § 715-116— Additional regulations on mobile homes and mobile home parks. A740-2{3}— CABLE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM ("SYSTEM")

150-2{33}— RESIDENTIAL § 164-10— Wolf/dog hybrid regulation and confinement. § 250-5— General requirements. § 263-2— Definition and classification of customers. § 263-8— Budget payment plan. § 263-39— Installation charges and embedded cost credits. § 263-53— Establishment of underground distribution areas. § 263-76— Other charges and billing provisions — Oc-1. 439-7C{4}— SIDEWALK § 439-8— Loitering and unlawful assemblies prohibited. 512-6A{1}— CUSTOMER EQUIVALENT 512-6A{4}— NORMAL USER 533-2{1}— ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY § 568-16— Street numbers. § 655-7— Building and construction water service — Mz-1. § 655-44— Private well abandonment. 700-8{3}— BIKEWAY 700-8{56}— RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT or DWELLING UNIT 715-7B{2}— ACCESSORY APARTMENT 715-7B{8}— APARTMENT 715-7B{9}— APARTMENT HOUSE 715-7B{48}— DWELLING, MULTIPLE 715-7B{68}— HOTEL § 715-54— Required permits for signs, canopies, awnings and billboards. § 715-57— Commercial and industrial signs requiring a permit.

§ 1-18— Changes in previously adopted ordinances. § 7-8— Review of determination. § 7-9— Administrative appeal. § 7-10— Hearing of administrative appeal. § 12-2— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 35-25— Board actions after hearing. § 35-28— Appealed assessments payable when due. § 89-12— Building Inspector; Plumbing Inspector; Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Inspector; Electrical Inspector. § 96-9— Hearing authorities for suspension or removal of law enforcement officers. § 107-7— Retention and destruction of records. § 107-8— Specific records retention provisions. § 130-13— Presiding officers. 150-2{21}— HARMFUL TO MINORS § 155-12— Permits for private alarm systems. § 155-13— Revocation of permits. § 164-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, fowl and other animals; vicious animals. § 164-23— Vietnamese potbellied pigs. § 183-7— Violations and penalties. § 190-10— Regulations for moving buildings. § 190-13— Violations and penalties. Ch 234— Construction Site Erosion Control and Stormwater Runoff Management § 234-10— Appeals. § 234-18— Permitting requirements; procedures and fees. § 234-23— Appeals. § 250-8— Appeal from permit refusal. § 250-10— Culvert construction and standards. § 263-17— Deferred payment agreement. § 263-75— Customer-owned generation systems (greater than 20 kW) — Pgs-2. § 326-7— Application for appeal. § 326-9— Revocation of an approved natural lawn management plan permit. § 339-5— Unhealthy, hazardous or unsightly materials on public or private property. § 369-5— Other grounds for hearing. § 465-11— Notice and remedy. § 512-9— Violations and penalties. § 516-9— Petition for exemption. § 568-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 582-4— Permit required. § 582-8— Appeals. § 607-6— Appeal. § 613-11— Appeal from determinations or orders. § 685-24— Floodfringe District. § 685-25— Designation of officials. § 685-26— Zoning Administrator; permits. § 685-27— Zoning agency. § 685-28— Board of Adjustment. § 685-29— Appeals of permit denials. 685-36{38}— HEARING NOTICE 685-36{78}— VARIANCE § 700-44— Lot design standards. § 700-54— Variations and exceptions. § 700-55— Enforcement, penalties and remedies. 715-7B{10}— AREA VARIANCE 715-7B{142}— USE VARIANCE § 715-20— B-1 General Commercial District. § 715-54— Required permits for signs, canopies, awnings and billboards. § 715-63— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 715-65— Variances or exceptions. § 715-77— Signal-receiving antennas. § 715-89— General administrative system. § 715-90— Zoning Administrator. § 715-91— Role of specific Village officials in zoning administration. Ch 715 Art XIV— Appeals § 715-98— Appeals to Zoning Board of Appeals. § 715-99— Hearing on appeals. § 715-100— Decisions of Board of Appeals. § 715-101— Variances. § 715-102— Review by court of record. § 715-109— Mobile home parks. § A740-8— Sale, abandonment, transfer or revocation of franchise.

§ 1-18— Changes in previously adopted ordinances. § 234-23— Appeals.

§ 7-8— Review of determination. § 7-10— Hearing of administrative appeal. § 12-1— Board of Review. § 12-2— Zoning Board of Appeals. § 12-3— Library Board. § 12-4— Plan Commission. § 12-6— Residency required for service on citizen boards or commissions; attendance standards. § 31-1— Statement of purpose. 31-2{6}— PUBLIC OFFICIAL § 40-1— Fire Department organization; goals of Department. § 40-2— Police power of Department; investigation of fires. § 89-2— Appointed officials. § 89-3— Village Clerk-Treasurer. § 89-4— Deputy Clerk-Treasurer. § 89-5— Village Attorney. § 89-6— Chief of Police. § 89-7— Fire Chief; Fire Department officers. § 89-8— Director of Public Works. § 89-9— Electric Superintendent. § 89-10— Sewer Superintendent. § 89-11— Assessor. § 89-12— Building Inspector; Plumbing Inspector; Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Inspector; Electrical Inspector. § 89-13— Eligibility for office. § 89-14— Oaths of office. § 89-15— Vacancies. § 89-16— Removal from office. § 96-1— Organization of Police Department. § 96-9— Hearing authorities for suspension or removal of law enforcement officers. § 107-4— Public access to records. § 130-2— Trustees. § 130-3— Village President. § 130-4— Standing committees. § 130-6— Cooperation with other municipalities. § 130-12— Quorum. § 130-17— Conduct of deliberations. 164-1A{7}— LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER § 190-3— State Uniform Dwelling Code adopted. § 350-3— Powers and duties of Historic Preservation Committee; procedure for designation of sites, structures, landmarks and districts. § 355-7— Licenses to corporations and limited liability companies; appointment of agents. § 607-4— Registration. § 607-7— Regulation of transient merchants. 613-2{3}— FORESTER § 685-25— Designation of officials. § 685-28— Board of Adjustment. 715-81A{3}— FCC § 715-90— Zoning Administrator. A740-2{8}— FCC

§ 190-6— Regulation and permit for razing buildings. 715-27I{2}— NONMETALLIC MINING OR MINERAL EXTRACTION OPERATION

§ 206-4— Application for permit. § 206-5— Open burning regulations. § 206-10— Regulation of fires, burning materials and fireworks. § 405-3— Public nuisances affecting health. § 430-1— Park regulations. 465-8{13}— REFUSE 465-8{14}— RUBBISH 550-15{17}— NONRECYCLABLE MATERIAL 550-23{5}— TRASH § 568-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 568-14— Unlawful dumping on streets. § 613-7— Planting of trees and shrubs. § 715-73— Air pollution.

§ 1-2— General penalty. § 1-17— Ordinances saved from repeal. § 18-3— Form of citation. § 18-4— Schedule of cash deposits. § 35-11— Statement of real property status. Ch 35 Art II— Special Assessments § 35-20— Village Board may levy special assessments. § 35-21— Resolutions and report required. § 35-22— Costs that may be paid by special assessment. § 35-23— Exemptions; deductions. § 35-24— Notice of proposed or approved project. § 35-25— Board actions after hearing. § 35-26— Board's power to amend, cancel or confirm special assessment. § 35-27— Where cost of improvement is less than assessment. § 35-28— Appealed assessments payable when due. § 35-29— Special assessment a lien on property. § 35-31— Miscellaneous provisions. § 35-32— Special assessment B bonds. § 40-6— Fire protection costs. § 40-7— Vehicles. § 40-8— Waiver of assessment. § 40-9— Fee structure. § 40-12— Delegation of authority. § 89-3— Village Clerk-Treasurer. § 89-8— Director of Public Works. § 89-11— Assessor. § 107-8— Specific records retention provisions. § 130-5— General powers of the Village Board. § 164-4— Late fees. § 164-6— Restrictions on keeping of dogs, fowl and other animals; vicious animals. § 164-9— Pit bulls and other regulated dogs and animals. § 183-4— Temporary permits. § 190-10— Regulations for moving buildings. § 234-17— Stormwater management standards. § 234-19— Stormwater management plans. § 250-10— Culvert construction and standards. § 263-59— Extension or modification of transmission facilities to retail customers. § 321-4— Removal by property owner. § 326-2— Abatement by Village following notice of failure to remedy. § 326-6— Application process. § 326-17— Due process hearing. § 326-18— Village's option to abate nuisance. § 339-4— Compulsory connection to Village sewer and water system. § 355-14— Approval of application. § 360-6— Truancy and dropouts; definitions. § 369-1— Nonpayment of taxes or forfeitures. § 405-7— Cost of abatement. § 465-13— Cost of abatement. § 465-16— Safe, sanitary and attractive maintenance of property. § 512-4— User rules and regulations. § 533-1— Purpose. § 541-9— Enforcement. § 550-22— Enforcement. § 568-5— Construction and repair of sidewalks; cost of curb and gutter. § 568-7— Regulations governing excavations and openings. § 568-10— Snow and ice removal. § 613-5— Abatement of tree disease nuisances. § 613-6— Assessment of costs of abatement. § 613-7— Planting of trees and shrubs. § 630-2— State Administrative Code provisions adopted. § 630-19— Parking of vehicles up to 18,000 pounds and up to 16 feet. § 630-33— Violations and penalties. § 630-34— Enforcement. § 655-11— Water lateral installation charge — Cz-1. § 655-44— Private well abandonment. § 655-45— Water main extension rule. § 685-22— General provisions. § 685-26— Zoning Administrator; permits. 685-36{75}— SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE 685-36{76}— SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT § 700-12— Site assessment checklist and concept plan submittal. § 700-17— Technical requirements for final plats. § 700-19— Land divisions and consolidations by certified survey map. § 700-20— Technical requirements for certified survey land divisions. § 700-22— Improvements required. § 700-23— Required agreement providing for proper installation of improvements; surety. § 700-38— Acceptance of improvements and dedications. § 700-53— Administrative and other fees. § 715-42— Existing nonconforming uses. § 715-63— Dangerous and abandoned signs. § 715-81— Wireless telecommunications systems. § DT-1— Derivation Table of 2005 Code to 2012 Code

§ 12-1— Board of Review. § 89-2— Appointed officials. § 89-3— Village Clerk-Treasurer. § 89-11— Assessor. § 107-6— Limitations on right to access. § 190-3— State Uniform Dwelling Code adopted. § 190-10— Regulations for moving buildings. § 326-6— Application process. § 350-3— Powers and duties of Historic Preservation Committee; procedure for designation of sites, structures, landmarks and districts. § 350-7— Transfer of historically designated property. § 715-33— Notice of hearing on application; determination. § 715-107— Mobile home park license and application.

§ 35-17— Fee for returning checks with insufficient funds; reimbursement of collection costs.

§ 89-1— General provisions.