CHAPTER
30
STREETS,
SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY
Art.
I In General, Secs. 30-1--30‑43
Art.
II Excavations, Secs. 30‑44‑‑30‑57
Art.
III Moving Building, Secs. 30‑58‑‑30‑86
Div. 1. Generally, Secs.
30‑58‑‑30‑70
Div. 2. Permit, Secs. 30-71--30‑86
Art.
IV Private
Driveways, Secs.30‑87‑‑30‑101
Art.
V Service
Driveways, Secs. 30‑102‑‑30‑120
Art.
VI Sidewalk
Construction, Secs. 30‑121‑‑30‑125
ARTICLE
I. IN GENERAL
Cross
References ‑ Authority for Superintendent of Environmental Services
Utility to issue tickets and citations, Sec. 2‑1; bond for Superintendent
of Environmental Services Utility, Sec. 2‑2; maintenance authority of
Superintendent of Environmental Services Utility, Sec. 2‑10; datum
established in elevations for bridge of streets and sidewalks Sec. 2-14;
consulting engineers, Sec. 2‑84 et seq.; plan commission, Sec. 2‑162
et seq.; Superintendent of Environmental Services Utility, Sec. 2‑179;
signs on sidewalks or terraces prohibited, Sec. 3‑13; building and
building regulations, Sec. 8‑1 et seq.; transporting flammable and
combustible liquids and LP‑gases over city streets, Sec. 14‑5;
burning weeds, leaves or other material on streets and sidewalks, etc.
prohibited, 14‑63 (4); littering prohibited, Sec. 16‑21; sweeping
from commercial establishments or from sidewalks into the gutter prohibited,
Sec. 16‑22; deposit of grass and rubbish prohibited in public streets,
Sec. 16‑23; obstructing water passage in streets. 22‑25;
destructing or defacing public property, Sec. 22‑26; injuring or removing
vegetation, fences, signs, on public property, Sec. 22‑27; changing,
removing, etc. cornerstones, stakes, etc. prohibited Sec. 22‑29; mobile
homes and mobile home parks, Sec. 23‑1; water, filth, and unclean liquids
in streets declared nuisance, Sec. 24‑8; railroad crossings, Sec. 28‑2;
street obstruction by railroad, Sec. 28‑3; mobile homes and mobile home
parks, Sec. 23‑1; subdivisions, Sec. 30‑1 et seq.; traffic and
vehicles, Sec. 32‑1 et seq.; water and sewers, 31‑1 et seq.;
unauthorized turning on or tampering with fire hydrants, Sec. 34‑2.
Sec. 30‑01. Certain ordinances relating to streets not
affected by Code.
Nothing
in this Code or the ordinance adopting this Code shall be construed as
repealing or otherwise affecting the validity of any ordinance:
(1) Dedicating, accepting, naming,
establishing, locating, relocating, opening, paving, widening, improving or
vacating any street, sidewalk, alley, park or other public ground;
(2) Establishing or prescribing grades for streets in the city and all such ordinances are hereby recognized as continuing in full force and effect to the same extent as if set out at length herein.
Sec. 30‑02. Obstructions in streets/alleys generally.
It shall be unlawful for any person
to cause, create, or maintain any obstruction of any street, alley, sidewalk or
other public way, except as may be specifically authorized by ordinance,
resolution, or the Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility. No person shall encumber or obstruct any
street, alley, or sidewalk with building or other materials, without a written
permit from either the Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility,
City Engineer, or Code Enforcement Official.
No person shall, except in case of necessity, obstruct more than
one-third (1/3) of any street or alley or one-half (1/2) of any sidewalk. No such obstruction shall be permitted to
continue in any case longer than may be necessary in the diligent erection of
such building, or the prompt execution of the work. (Code 1965, Sec. 9‑03;
Ord. 11-32,
Sec. 30‑03. Permit for parades.
(a) No group or person of more than ten (10)
in number shall conduct a parade or march or a public demonstration, upon or
along the streets or sidewalks of the City at any time of the day or night,
without first obtaining a permit from the City Council, in writing for the
same. Said permit shall designate upon
what streets the parade or public demonstration may pass or be conducted and
the nature and character of the procession. Application shall be made to the
Chief of Police of the City of
(b) No permit shall be issued under this
Section until the Applicant has provided proof of the following:
(i) Minimum of $1,000,000.00 liability
insurance for any damage, mishap or injuries that might occur during the parade
or public demonstration.
(ii) Holding the City of
iii) Proof of adequate security for the
persons conducting the parade or public demonstration.
(iv) The naming of a person residing within
the City limits, who will act as a registered agent for such group.
(c) If any parade or public demonstration
hereunder is to be conducted upon property owned by a municipal corporation or
other public body within the City, then no such permit shall be issued until
the Applicant provides written permission from said municipality, municipal
corporation or public body to conduct such parade or public demonstration.
(Ord. No. 97-25, Sec. 30-3,
(d) A funeral, procession or parade
containing twenty (20) or more persons or five (5) or more vehicles except the
military forces of the United States or of this state, and the forces of the
Police and Fire Departments shall occupy, march, or proceed along any street
only in accordance with a permit issued by the Chief of Police. (Code 1965,
Secs. 41‑11, 51‑55.)
(e) Hours of restriction. It is unlawful for any group, organization,
or any individual
to conduct or participate in any march, assembly, meeting
or gathering on roadway during peak traffic periods unless authorized by the
City Council. Peak traffic periods are
for the purposes of this article declared to be
Cross
Reference ‑ Disturbing funerals, Sec. 22-12; driving through funeral
processions, Sec. 32‑19.
State law reference ‑ Streets and public
ways, Ill. Rev. Stat., Ch. 24, Sec. 11‑80‑1 et seq.
Sec. 30‑03.1. Permit for use of sound amplification
equipment.
No
person shall use sound amplification equipment in, upon or along the streets or
sidewalks of the City at any time of the day or night, without first obtaining
from the Chief of Police a permit in writing for the same, which permit shall
designate in what areas and the time that such equipment may be used. The Chief
of Police shall be the official issuing said permits and he shall have power to
issue or refuse to issue such permit, as he may deem for the best interests of
the City. (Ord. No. 72‑41, Sec. 1, 9‑18‑72)
Sec. 30‑04. Games on streets and sidewalks.
No
person shall engage in any game, sport or amusement, or exhibit any animal or
machine, or do anything else in the streets, sidewalks, alleys or other public
space, which will interfere with vehicles or persons on the streets, sidewalks,
alleys or other public space. (Code 1965, Sec. 51‑36).
Sec. 30‑05. Use of coasters, roller skates and similar
devices.
No
person upon roller skates, or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy
vehicle, or similar device shall go upon any roadway except while crossing a
street on a crosswalk and except upon streets set aside as play streets when
and as authorized by ordinance. (Code 1965, Sec. 41.16)
Sec. 30-06. Bond required for builders blocking
streets.
Any owner or agent of any real estate, or any contractor or
builder, who may be about to commence the erection of any building or the
alteration or improvement of any building in front of or abutting upon any
street, and when the construction, alteration or improvement of any such
building will interfere or be likely to interfere with the free passage through
or over the street or sidewalk by reason of any excavation in or near the
street or sidewalk or by placing in and upon the same of any building material
shall, before commencing any such work, execute an indemnifying bond to the
city in such reasonable sum, and with surety or sureties, as may be fixed by
the Mayor, to answer and pay for all damages for any injury that may result to
persons or property from any such interference with or obstruction of such
street or sidewalk. The bond shall be
conditioned to indemnify the City of
Sec. 30‑07. Building encroaching on street.
It shall be unlawful to erect or maintain any building or
structure which encroaches upon
any public street,
sidewalk, alley or other public property.
The owner of any building or structure
or enclosure extending
into or encroaching upon any public street, sidewalk, alley, or other public
property shall remove
the same within thirty (30) days after being notified in writing to do so by
the Superintendent of
the Environmental Services Utility or the Code Enforcement Official. The
City Council may direct
the Chief of Police to take down and remove such obstruction or
encroachment upon any
street or alley, and the cost of expense of such taking down and
removal may be collected
by suit in the name of the City, against the person causing or erecting
such encroachment. (Code 1965 Sec. 9-05)
Sec. 30‑08. Trees overhanging streets.
The owner/owners of every lot or parcel
of land in the City of Kankakee upon which any tree is now or may hereafter be
growing shall trim or cause to be trimmed the branches thereof, so that the
same shall not obstruct the free passage of persons or vehicles from any
street, alley, or sidewalk in the City.
The owner/owners shall trim all branches of any tree/trees now or
hereafter growing on their premises which overhang any street, or alley, so
that there shall be a clear height of 12-feet above the surface of the street,
or alley unobstructed by branches, and a clear height of not less than 10-feet
over any sidewalk, and shall remove from such tree or trees all dead, decayed
or broken and/or hazardous limbs or branches that overhang such streets,
alleys, or sidewalks, and, when any of such trees are dead and/or hazardous,
shall remove the same so that they shall not fall into the street, alley, or
sidewalk. The Superintendent of the
Environmental Services Utility or Code Enforcement Official shall notify such
owner or occupant in writing to trim such tree within the time and in the
manner specified in the notice. If any
person so notified shall neglect to comply with such notice the Superintendent
shall cause such trees to be trimmed and the cost thereof may be recovered by
suit against such person. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.07)
Sec. 30‑09. Obstructions by merchandise; display on
sidewalk.
No
unauthorized person shall obstruct or encumber any street, alley or sidewalk
with any merchandise, fuel or other articles longer than may be necessary for
the loading and unloading of the same. No person shall display any merchandise
upon or over any sidewalk, except on authorized newsstands. (Code 1965, Sec.
9.11)
The
following criteria shall be met before permission is given to block city
sidewalks and
streets,
to wit:
(a) Such
permission shall be sought in writing by any business or resident of
the City. Said request shall be filed with the City
Clerk.
(b) Such
permission shall not be granted to the same location more than once
in any six (6) month
calendar period.
(c) Any
authorization to block a street or sidewalk under this policy shall not be
in excess of a three (3)
consecutive day period and shall only exist during
regular business hours.
(1) Sidewalk sales may be held on Saturdays
from May 1 through
October
31. Sales must be held during regular
business hours.
(2) Section 30-09 (c) (1) is the only
exception to Section 30-09. (Ord. 2010-
19,
(d) Any
requests hereunder shall be presented to the City Council for its
approval or denial. (Ord. 2010-14,
Sec. 30‑10. Removal of street obstructions.
The
Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility, the City Engineer, or the
Code Enforcement Official shall order any article or thing which may encumber
or obstruct any street, alley, sidewalk or other public place to be
removed. If such article or thing is not
removed within twenty‑four (24) hours after such order is given to the
person in charge thereof, or to the person who caused the same, or if no person
in charge thereof can readily be found, the superintendent shall cause the same
to be removed to some suitable place. The owner of any such article or thing so
removed, or the person causing the same, shall pay to the City the costs and
expenses of such removal. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.15)
Sec. 30‑11. Encroachments on sidewalk.
No
part of any sidewalk shall be taken for private use. Entrances to basements and flights of steps
may be made which shall not extend into or on the sidewalks more than four (4)
feet next to the building, and the width of the steps, or entrances in
sidewalks to basements shall not be more than five (5) feet. Such encroachments
shall be securely protected by the owner or occupant of the building. Such encroachments
shall be constructed in a manner that will properly safeguard the public. Any existing encroachment or hereafter
encroachment authorized by the City shall be the owner or owners
responsibility to maintain and shall be required to be removed, in its
entirety, if requested by the City within 30-days or written notification or
publication in the local newspaper. The
property owner or owners shall hold harmless the City of Kankakee, all its
employees and agents from all losses, costs, loss of use, damages or bodily
injury, including death, and all attorneys fees and costs resulting from any
existing encroachment, hereafter encroachment authorized by the City, or
removal of any existing or hereafter encroachment. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.19)
Sec. 30‑11.1. Encroachment on roadway right‑of‑way
prohibited; definitions, intent of
section, penalty for violation.
(a) Encroachment prohibited. It shall
be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to enact or cause to be
enacted, to retain or cause to be retained, any encroachment within the limit
of the roadway right‑of‑way.
(b) Definitions.
(1) Roadway right-of-way is defined
as those areas existing or acquired by dedication or by fee simple for highway
purposes; also, the areas acquired by temporary easement during the time the
easement is in effect.
(2) Encroachment is defined as any
building, fence, sign or any other structure or object of any kind with the
exception of utilities and public road signs, which is placed, located or
maintained, in, on, under or over any portion of the roadway right‑of‑way.
(c) Intent. This section is intended
to and shall be in addition to all other ordinances, rules and regulations
concerning encroachments and shall not be construed as repealing or rescinding
any other ordinance or part of any ordinance unless in direct conflict
therewith.
(d) Penalty. Any person, firm or
corporation violating this section shall be fined not less than fifteen dollars
($15.00) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500.00) for each offense, and a
separate offense shall be deemed committed for each and every day during which
a violation continues or exists. (Ord. No. 81-33, Secs. 1‑3, 6‑15-81)
Editor's
Note - Whereas the preliminary language contained definitions germane to the
rest of Ord. No. 81‑33, the editor, in his discretion, has included said
definitions as paragraph (b) of the above section.
Sec. 30‑12. Extending sidewalk.
No
person shall build or extend any sidewalk beyond the established width. (Code 1965,
Sec. 9.20)
Sec. 30‑13. Inserting metal or glass in sidewalk
prohibited.
No
person shall insert any smooth pieces of glass or metal in any sidewalk. (Code
1965, Sec. 9.20)
Sec. 30‑14. Water drainage on sidewalk.
No
person shall permit the water draining from the roof of any building owned,
occupied or controlled by him, to spread over the sidewalk in front of the
same. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.22)
Sec. 30‑15. Connection of sanitary or waste sewers to
storm water drainage systems: intent of provisions; penalty for violation.
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person,
firm, or corporation, or institution, public or private, to connect or cause to
be connected, any drain carrying, or to carry, any toilet, sink, basement, septic
tank, cesspool, industrial waste or any fixture or device discharging polluting
substances, to any open ditch, drain, or drainage structure installed solely
for street or highway drainage purposes in the City.
(b) This section is intended to and shall be
in addition to all other ordinances, state statutes, rules and regulations,
concerning pollution and shall not be construed as repealing or rescinding any
other ordinance or part of any ordinance unless in direct conflict, therewith.
(c) Any person, firm or corporation
violating this section shall be fined not less than five dollars ($5.00) nor
more than fifty dollars ($50.00) for each offense, and a separate offense shall
be deemed committed for each and every day during which a violation continues or
exists. (Ord. No.81‑31, 6‑15‑81)
Editor's
Note ‑ At the editor's discretion, Ord. No. 81‑31, Secs. 1‑3,
enacted
Sec. 30‑16. Snow and debris on sidewalks.
The
owner or occupant of any building, the owner or lessee of any premises, and
every person having the charge or control of any church, hall or public
building within the City, shall, during the winter season whenever there is a
fall of snow, and by 10:00 a.m. every day, unless the snow is still falling,
clear the sidewalks in front of or adjoining such building or premises, from
snow and ice, and keep the same conveniently free there from; or shall, in case
the snow and ice are so congealed as not to be removed without difficulty or
injury to the pavement, strew the same with ashes, sand or sawdust. He shall
also, at all times, keep such sidewalks clear and free from dirt, filth, weeds
or other obstructions, so as to allow pedestrians the safe and unobstructed use
of the same. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.23)
Sec. 30‑17. Barbed wire on or near sidewalks.
No
person shall place or maintain any barbed wire upon or near any sidewalk. (Code
1965, Sec. 9.08)
Cross Reference ‑ Barbed wire fences
prohibited in noncommercial districts, (Sec.8‑128)
Sec. 30‑18. Gates opening on to streets or sidewalks.
All
gates opening upon any public place or street shall be constructed so that no
part of such gate shall swing over, upon or above any part of the sidewalk or
street adjacent thereto, unless such gate is so constructed as to be self‑shutting.
No person shall permit or allow any gate under his control to project into any
such public place. (Code 1965, Sec.9.09)
Cross Reference ‑ Fences, Sec. 8‑121
et seq.
Sec. 30‑19. Hauling materials through the streets.
Any
person engaged in hauling loose materials through the streets shall carry the
same in tight boxes or dump beds or barrels, and in case any material falls
into the street, shall cause the same to be taken up and removed. (Code 1965,
Sec. 9.14)
Sec. 30‑20. Open cellar doors, wells, and other
openings near streets and sidewalks.
(a) No person shall leave open, or permit to
be left open, any cellar door, basement entrance, vault, cistern, well, ditch
or other like pit or hole, on or adjoining any street, alley or sidewalk,
within the City, without securing or protecting the same so as not to endanger
the safety of persons passing thereby.
(b) Every opening in any sidewalk over any
vault or coal hole shall be covered with a substantial iron grate or plate with
a rough surface to prevent accidents, and the construction of all vaults and
coal holes under sidewalks shall be subject to the supervision of the City
Consulting Engineer or Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility or
such other officer as may be designated by the City Council. (Code 1965, Secs.
9.10, 0.21, 51.42)
Sec. 30‑21. Requirements for curb and gutters; permit for removal or cutting
(a) All concrete curbs and gutters shall be
constructed in accordance with the following specifications:
(1) Curbs shall be Type M3:12 in residential
areas or as Directed by the Engineer and Type B6:24 in all other areas and
shall conform to the approximate section of the Illinois Department of
Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, latest
edition. (Ord. No. 98-104, Sec. 1,
(2) The concrete shall consist of one part
Portland Cement, two (2) parts fine aggregate, and three and one‑half (3
1/2) parts coarse aggregate. All materials shall be accurately measured in a
manner approved by the City Consulting Engineer.
(b) No person shall remove, cut, mar,
deface, or in any way break or disfigure any street curb without first
obtaining a permit therefore. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.26)
Cross
References ‑ Permits for building new residential, commercial or
industrial premises to be denied unless the plans also provide for the
installation and construction of curbs, gutters and sidewalks, Sec 8‑3(a); permits for improvements to existing structures
exempted, Sec 8‑3(b); specifications, Sec. 8-3(c), (d); waiver of
requirements, Sec. 8‑3(e); Building Inspector authorized to prohibit
occupancy absent compliance, Sec. 8‑3(f).
Sec. 30‑22. House numbering.
(a) The owner or occupant of any building in
the City shall have the proper street number of the building posted on the
front of the building in plain view from the street in front of the building.
The number shall be in plain figures not less than three (3) inches by two (2)
inches.
(b) Street numbers shall be determined as
follows: On north‑south streets, buildings in the first block north from
Court Street shall be numbered from one hundred (100) with the even numbers on
the east side of the street and the odd numbers on the west side of the street.
Buildings in each block north thereafter shall be numbered in successive
hundreds. Buildings on north‑south streets south of Court Street shall be
similarly numbered from Court Street with each block south numbered in
successive hundreds. On east‑west streets, buildings in each block shall
be similar numbered in successive hundreds east and west of
(c) Any person may apply to the City of
Sec. 30‑23. Detachable trash bins or containers in
streets.
(a) Prohibited unless properly equipped.
No owner, of detachable roll‑off trash bins or containers shall knowingly
cause or allow such bins or containers to be placed or remain on any street,
alley or public thoroughfare within the city unless such bin or container is
equipped with reflector material and/or reflectors which are clearly and
conspicuously visible from a distance of not less than four hundred (400) feet.
(b) Placement of reflectors. The
reflectors or reflecting material shall be located on all sides of such bin or
container at a point not less than twelve (12) inches below the top of the box,
so as to be clearly and conspicuously visible as set forth in (a) above.
(c) Knowledge of violation attributed to
owner, lessor or lessee. The owner, lessor or lessee of the detachable roll‑off trash bin
or container shall be presumed to have knowingly caused or allowed such bin to
be placed in violation of this section when the same shall have existed in
violation of this section for a period of more than forty‑eight (48)
hours.
(d) Each day a separate offense. Each
day beyond said period heretofore mentioned any violation of any provision of
this section shall continue shall constitute a separate offense.
(e) Fine for violation. The penalty
for a violation of this section, upon conviction, shall be a fine of not less
than twenty dollars ($20.00) nor more than one hundred
dollars ($100.00). (Ord. No. 78‑51, Secs. 1‑5, 11‑20‑78)
Editor's
Note ‑ Ord. No. 78‑51. Secs. 1‑5 passed
Sec.
30‑24 ‑ 30‑43.
Reserved.
ARTICLE
II. EXCAVATIONS
Cross Reference ‑ No issuance of permit to
applicant indebted to City, Sec. 2-15.
Cross Reference - Dangerous pits or excavations
declared nuisances, Sec. 24‑12.
Sec.
30-44. Excavating Permit required;
bond or deposit.
1. No person, not authorized by the City
Council, or by ordinance, shall make any excavation in any public street,
sidewalk, alley, or other public property within the City, without first
obtaining a permit from the City of Kankakee Building and Code Enforcement
Department. Before issuance of a permit
for excavation, the person requesting permission to excavate shall provide the
following for the Building and Code Enforcement Department for review:
(a) Plans showing the area to be
excavated limits of proposed excavation, traffic
control method, and details demonstrating
means/methods for excavation and
repair.
(b) A cash deposit or bond in the amount of ten
thousand dollars ($10,000.00)
shall be required to ensure the
restoration of the excavation area to its former
condition. The City Engineer shall review the proposed
excavation and
determine if the minimum cash deposit or bond amount is sufficient or if
a
higher amount shall be requested. The City Engineer shall be the sole
authority in determining if the minimum
cash deposit or bond of $10,000.00
shall be sufficient or if a higher amount
shall be requested.
(c) A point of contact and a telephone number
that is manned on a continuous 24-
hour-a-day basis to receive notification
of any deficiencies regarding traffic
control and protection and to dispatch
men, materials and equipment to correct
any such deficiencies. As a condition of issuance of written
permission for
excavation, all calls from the City, City
Engineer, County, or
Department of Transportation concerning a
request for improving or correcting traffic control devices shall
result in work to address all requested
repairs beginning within two hours from
the time of notification.
(d) The person/contractor requesting permission
for excavation shall provide
indemnification and insurance. The person/contractor agrees to defend,
indemnify and hold harmless the City of
their officers, employees and agents,
from all losses, costs, loss of use,
damages or bodily injury, including
death, and all attorneys fees and costs
resulting therefrom; caused or resulting
or claimed to be caused or resulting
from the work or services of the
person/contractor or those for whom the
person/contractor is responsible without
any limitations on the City of
insurance adding the City of
officers, employees and agents, as
additional insured on the Contractors
general public liability and property
damage policy and protective liability
insurance policy, said certificate
stating that the coverage is for this specific
project and having a 30-day advance
notice cancellation clause.
The
Building and Code Enforcement Official may waive any of the above
requirements
for emergency repairs or at his discretion to expedite a City project/repair.
2. The Permit Fee for excavation shall be
one hundred dollars ($100.00)
3. A person or entity that is found guilty
of not obtaining a permit shall, upon
conviction,
be fined a minimum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) and shall further be
ordered
to reimburse the City for any costs related to the person or entities failure
to
obtain
a permit. Any person or entity found
guilty of not obtaining a permit on two (2)
separate
occasions within a one (1) year period shall be banned from performing
excavation
work within the City of
of
the offense.
Sec.
30-44.1 Excavating Definition.
Excavating is defined as any
disturbance of the existing conditions over, under, or in any
public street, sidewalk, alley, or other public property.
Sec. 30-44.2 Excavating License.
Any person or entity excavating in
the City of
License. (Reference Chapter
21) (Code 1965, Sec. 9.01; Ord No.
96-21, Sec. 1,
No. 11-32,
Sec. 30‑45. Excavating Excavation and backfilling
general.
1. All
work performed shall be in accordance with the Standard Specification
for
Road and Bridge Construction, latest edition, and Standard Specifications for
Water and Sewer Main Construction in
workday.
2. Prior
to commencing excavation, all pavement, curb and gutter, or sidewalk to be
removed shall be saw-cut full depth prior to removal. Sidewalk shall be removed in complete
sections
only.
3. The
person/contractor shall be required to have the City Engineer inspect all site
work, trenches, and excavation areas prior to commencing any backfilling
operations. If the person/contractor
given written permission for excavation commences backfill operations prior to
inspection by the City Engineer, the person/contractor (at their own expense)
shall excavate the area as directed by the City Engineer to allow for the
required inspection.
4. Prior
to commencing any fill operations in pavement, curb and gutter, or sidewalk
areas, all topsoil shall be removed unless otherwise directed by the City
Engineer.
5. Al
utility trenches and excavation within two feet of pavement, curb and gutter,
or
sidewalk shall be trench backfilled with CA-07, CA-06, or Controlled Low
Strength Material
(flowable
fill) as directed by the City Engineer.
The City Engineer shall be the sole authority for determining the type
of backfill material to be used. All
fill shall be compacted to 6-inch lifts to a minimum of 95% of the standard
proctor maximum dry density.
6. Seeding
and Restoration shall be performed by the person/contractor, on disturbed lawn
areas and as directed by the City Engineer.
Seeding and Restoration shall include six inches of excavation, removal
and disposal of excavated material, Topsoil Furnish and Place
6,
Seeding, Erosion Control Blanket, Fertilizer, and Watering. The person/contractor shall not
have
his cash deposit or bond returned until such time as the grass seed has
achieved germination. For the purpose of
establishing an acceptable standard, scattered bare spots, none of which is
larger than one-half square foot, will be allowed up to a maximum of three
percent of restoration area.
7. Any
person making any excavation in any street, alley or sidewalk shall, without
any
unnecessary delay, cause the excavation to be filled up to the proper level of
such street,
alley
or sidewalk, and shall from time to time, if necessary, repair the same, until
the earth is completely settled, and the surface thereof conforms to the
adjacent surface. The Environmental
Services Utility may restore the surface of any excavation and charge the
reasonable cost thereof against the bond or deposit posted
and charge any additional cost to the person or entity who made the
excavation. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.01; Ord. No. 96-21, Sec. 2,
Sec. 30‑46. Excavating Traffic Control and
Protection.
A. Any
persons/contractors performing excavation/work within any public street,
sidewalk, alley or other public property shall provide traffic control in
accordance with
guidelines contained in the Illinois Manual of Uniform Traffic Control
Devices for Streets
and Highways, Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge
Construction, and as required
by the City of
Department of Transportation.
B. The person/contractor shall ensure that
all traffic control devices installed by
him are operational 24 hours a day, including Sundays and holidays.
C. The person/contractor shall provide a
manned telephone on a continuous 24-hour-
a-day basis to receive notification of any deficiencies regarding traffic
control and protection and
shall dispatch men, materials and equipment to correct any such
deficiencies within 2-hours of
notification. (Code 1965, Sec.
9.01)
Any
person making any excavation in any street or on any public property shall
erect such barriers and lights during the night, as will adequately safeguard
the public. (Code 1965, Sec.9.01)
Sec. 30‑47. Pipe installations in streets and alleys.
(a) Any person intending to construct or
install pipes, cables or other installation over and across the City streets,
shall first make soundings for rock on each side of the street or alley at the
proposed area of construction. Where rock is located near the surface of the
ground and above the proposed pipe grade, open cutting the street or alley may
be permitted, subject to review and approval by the City Engineer.
(b) Where open cutting of the street or
alley is permitted and used, the trench shall cross perpendicular to the street
or alley. Backfilling shall be conducted
in accordance with Sec. 30-45 Excavating Excavation and Backfilling General.
The street or alley restoration shall be of similar types
of materials as the existing
street or alley.
If the street or alley is asphalt, in no case shall the aggregate base
course (CA-06) be less than
10-inches. Binder Course be less than
2-inches, and
the Surface Course be less than
2-inches. Asphalt pavement restoration
shall be
as shown in the Pavement Restoration Detail below or as
directed by the City
Engineer.
(c) In areas or locations where rock is not
found or encountered as hereinbefore provided, pipes up to and including four (4)
inches in diameter shall be constructed or installed only by the pushing or
auguring method. This method shall be used for all streets of rigid bases or
flexible bases with sealed surfaces, curbs and sidewalks.
(d) In all
cases, the contractor shall file a bond with the City to be approved by the
City Consulting Engineer in accordance with Sec. 30-4. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.02; Ord.
No. 96-21, Sec. 3,
Sec. 30-48.
Penalty for improperly repairing streets.
A
person or entity who is found guilty of violating this Ordinance shall, upon
conviction, be fined a minimum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and shall
further be ordered to reimburse the City for the cost of all repairs made
necessary by the excavation performed by the person or entity. (Ord. No. 96-21,
Sec. 4, 4-15-96)
Sec. 30‑49 ‑
30‑57. Reserved.
ARTICLE
III. MOVING BUILDINGS
DIVISION
1. GENERALLY
Sec. 30‑58. Obstructing streets.
No
person shall, in moving a building through or along any street, unnecessarily encumber
or obstruct any street for a longer time than may be necessary in the prompt
and diligent moving thereof. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.06)
Sec. 30‑59. Moving buildings - duty to use care;
liability.
Every
person having a permit issued under this article to use any of the streets for
moving any building shall use all reasonable care and diligence in moving the
same and shall be responsible for all damage done to any property of the City,
or of any person and the acceptance of the permittee to remove any building
shall be treated as an agreement on the part of the permittee to become
responsible for all damages done to any property of the City or of any other
person. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.06)
Sec. 30‑60 ‑
30‑70. Reserved.
DIVISION
2. PERMIT
*Cross
Reference ‑ No issuance of permit to applicant indebted to City, Sec 2‑15.
Sec. 30‑71. Permit required to move building(s).
No
person shall move any building through or along any street, without a written
permit from the Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility therefore.
(Code 1965, Sec. 9.06)
Sec. 30‑72. Application for permit to move building(s).
Application for a permit required by
this division shall set forth the description and location of the building
proposed to be removed, the place to which such building is proposed to be
moved, the time when such removal is desired to be commenced, the means by
which it is proposed to effect such removal, and the names of all the owners
and persons interested in such building, including the name of the person who
is to effect and operate such removal. The application shall be signed by all
such owners and persons having such interest in such building and the person
employed or engaged to effect such removal, and such application shall be
presented to the Code Enforcement Official three (3) days before the time
stated in such application when it is proposed to commence such removal. Enclosed with the application for a permit
shall be a statement, signed and sealed by a licensed structural engineer, from
the State of
Sec. 30‑73. Moving buildings - application; issuance.
After receipt of an application for
a permit required by this division, the City Consulting Engineer and the
Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility shall examine the building
and the routes upon which such building is proposed to be removed, and the
place named in the application to which it is proposed to move such
building. He shall review and determine
the streets or alleys to be used in removing the building, and upon such
applicant exhibiting proof to the City Consulting Engineer and the
Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility that such applicant paid
into the treasury of the City the permit fee, the Superintendent shall give a
permit for such removal of such building.
In the event the City approved the
moving of a building as provided for herein, the moving of the building must
comply with the following restrictions imposed by the City and the
Superintendent
of the Environmental Services Utility:
(a)
The petitioner shall submit a site plan to the Building and Code
Enforcement
Department for review and approval.
(b)
The petitioner shall complete the movement of the building and the
relocation
of the building on a foundation within 60 days
of the date of the approval by the
Building and Code Enforcement Department.
(c)
The petitioner shall post a performance bond payable to the City, cashiers
check, negotiable securities, or establish an
escrow account in the amount of
110 percent of the estimated cost of the movement of the building, the
relocation
of the building on a foundation, and the
estimated cost to make any repairs to City
streets, alleys, or sidewalks that may be
incurred as a result of moving the building,
as approved by the City, City Consulting
Engineer, and Superintendent of the
Environmental Services Utility, to
ensure timely satisfactory movement and
relocation of the building.
(d)
If the movement of the building and the relocation of the building onto
a
foundation within 60 days of the date of
the approval by the City, the performance
bond, cashiers check, negotiable
securities, or escrow monies pursuant to paragraph
(b) shall be forfeited to the City and
the City shall coordinate the completion of the
moving and relocation of the
building. On or before 55 days after the
date the
petitioner received the approval of the
City, the City shall notify the petitioner of
the pending forfeiture and the Citys
completion of the moving and relocation of the
building in the event the petitioner
does not complete the project within 60 days from
the date of approval by the City. Failure to provide this notice shall not
prevent the
City from receiving the forfeited funds
and coordinating the completion of the
project.
(e)
After the applicant exhibits proof to the City Consulting Engineer that
all permit
fees have been paid into the treasury of
the City, the City Consulting Engineer and
Superintendent of the Environmental
Services Utility have completed the review
process for the proposed building
moving, all concerns/requirements have been
addressed to the satisfaction of the
City Consulting Engineer and Superintendent
of
the Environmental Services Utility, and the applicant has posted a performance
bond payable to the City, cashiers
check, negotiable securities, or established an
escrow account pursuant to paragraph
(c), the Code Enforcement Official shall give
a permit for
such removal of such building. (Code
1965, Sec.9.06)
Sec. 30‑74. Fee for permit to move building(s).
The
fee for a permit required by this division shall be fifty dollars ($50.00).
(Code 1965, Sec. 9.06)
Sec. 30‑75. Moving Buildings - surety and other
conditions.
The
Code Enforcement Official shall have a right to require applicant to obligate
himself with good and sufficient surety to comply with the provisions of this
article and the permit to be granted, and to impose such other conditions as
may be necessary to protect the public and minimize public inconvenience. The Superintendent of the Environmental
Services Utility shall have a right to require applicant to obligate himself
with good and sufficient surety to comply
with
the provisions of this article and the permit to be granted, and to impose such
other
conditions
as may be necessary to protect the public and minimize public
inconvenience. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.06)
Sec.
30‑76-‑30-86. Reserved.
ARTICLE IV. PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS
Sec. 30‑87. Definition - private driveways.
The
term "private driveway" used in this article shall mean any driveway
not included in section 30‑102. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.25)
Sec. 30‑88. Private driveways - permit required.
No
person shall construct a private driveway without first obtaining a permit therefor. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.25)
Cross Reference ‑ No issuance of permit to
applicant indebted
to
city, Sec. 2-15.
Sec.
30‑89. Schedule establishing standard policy for driveways entering the
public streets.
Driveway/Entrances within the
right-of-way for any street or other public way shall meet
the below listed requirements:
|
Basic Driveway/Entrance Requirements
Residential Commercial Maximum Driveway Width
24-ft 35-ft Maximum Taper or Radius (T/R) Size 7-ft 10-ft Minimum Distance from (T/R) to Property
Line 1-ft 1-ft Minimum Sidewalk/Walking Area Width 4-ft 4-ft Distance from Sidewalk/Walking Area to
Property Line 1-ft 1-ft Detectable Warnings in Sidewalk/Walking Area On
Both Sides of the Entrance/Driveway Not Required Not Required |
|
|
(Code
1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑90. Private driveways - construction
requirements.
(a) The dimensions for construction of
private driveways shall be in accordance with that portion of the schedule
adopted in section 30‑89 for establishments catering primarily to the
private automobile.
(b) The
materials and methods of construction shall conform to the specifications of
this section and the Illinois
Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge
Construction, latest edition, under the
direction of the City
Engineer.
All residential driveways and
entrances shall be constructed of one of the following
options:
i. An aggregate base course consisting of
IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or
CA-10, ten inches (10)
in thickness, and a surface course consisting of
bituminous concrete
surface course (asphalt), two and one-half inches (2-1/2)
in thickness. All thicknesses shall be measured with
materials in place and
compacted.
ii. An
aggregate base course consisting of IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or CA-10,
four
inches (4) in thickness, and a surface course consisting of Portland Cement
Concrete
(PCC), six inches (6) in thickness, reinforced with six-inch by six inch wire
reinforcing mesh or fiberglass.
All thicknesses shall be measured with materials
in place and compacted.
iii. Any
alternate materials in addition to those described above shall be presented in
writing to the City
Engineer for his written approval prior to inclusion in the
construction drawings
and specifications.
All commercial driveways and
entrances shall be constructed of one of the following
options:
i. An aggregate base course consisting of
IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or CA-10,
10 inches (10) in
thickness, a bituminous concrete binder course (asphalt) two
inches (2) in
thickness, and a surface course consisting of bituminous concrete
surface course (asphalt)
two inches (2) in thickness. All
thicknesses shall be
measured with materials
in place and compacted.
ii. An
aggregate base course consisting of IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or CA-10,
six inches (6) in
thickness, and a surface course consisting of Portland Cement
Concrete (PPC), eight
(8) in thickness, reinforced with six-inch by six-inch
wire reinforcing mesh or
fiberglass. All thicknesses shall be
measured with
materials in place and
compacted.
iii. Any
alternate materials in addition to those described above shall be presented in
writing to the City
Engineer for his written approval prior to inclusion in the
construction drawings
and specifications. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.25, Ord. No. 2011- 32, 5-16-11)
Sec. 30‑91. Street access prohibited; approval of
permit in certain situations.
(a) No permit shall be issued for direct
access onto a public street in situations where a private driveway is proposed
on a residential lot that borders upon or has access to a public alley.
(b) A permit may be issued in cases where
unique circumstances exist, subject to the recommendation of the City
Consulting Engineering and approval by the City Council. (Ord. No. 2001-72,
ARTICLE
V. SERVICE DRIVEWAYS
Sec. 30‑102. Definition - service driveways.
The
term "service driveway" used in this article shall mean any driveway
entering any street from a public garage, parking lot, gasoline station,
factory, store, warehouse, or any other private business, intended for use and
used by the public. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑103. Service driveways - permit required.
No
person shall construct or maintain a service driveway in the City without first
obtaining a permit therefore, and payment of the permit fee required by this
article. (Code 1965 Sec.9.24)
Cross Reference ‑ No issuance of permit to
applicant indebted to City, Sec. 2‑15.
Sec. 30‑104. Service Driveways - Application.
Any
person desiring to obtain a permit for any service driveway shall file an
application therefore with the City Consulting Engineer. This application shall
be in writing and shall have attached drawings showing the proposed
construction, particularly showing the information from section 30-89, schedule
establishing standard policy for driveways entering the public streets. The application shall contain information
showing the type of construction, the length of the driveway, the exact
location of the driveway and any other information which may be required by the
City Consulting Engineer. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.24; Ord. No. 2011-32, 5-16-11)
Sec. 30-105. Service Driveways - Fees.
The
permit fee for each service driveway approved by the City Consulting Engineer
shall be one dollar ($1.00) per lineal foot of service driveway length or
fraction thereof. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑106. Service driveways - maximum length.
The
length of service driveways and their location with respect to the right‑of‑way
lines of public streets shall be in accordance with standards and
specifications shown on the schedule adopted in section 30‑89. (Code
1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑107. Maximum number of service driveways at a
single business.
No
more than two (2) service driveways shall be permitted in one hundred (100)
feet of frontage to allow entrance to a single business or establishment. (Code
1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑108. Service Driveway - construction requirements.
(a) The materials and methods of
construction shall conform to the specifications
of this section and the Illinois Department of
Transportation Standard
Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, latest
edition, under the
directions of the City Engineer.
(b) All
service driveways shall be constructed of one of the following options:
i. An aggregate base course consisting of IDOT gradation CA-6,
CA-7, or
CA-10, ten inches (10) in thickness, a bituminous
concrete binder
course (asphalt) two inches (2) in thickness, and a
surface course
consisting of bituminous concrete surface course
(asphalt) two inches (2)
in thickness. All thicknesses shall be measured with
materials in place and
compacted.
ii. An aggregate base course consisting of
IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or
CA-10, six inches (6) in thickness, and a surface course
consisting of
Portland Cement Concrete (PPC), eight (8) in thickness,
reinforced
with six-inch by six-inch wire reinforcing mesh or
fiberglass. All
thicknesses shall be measured with materials in place and
compacted.
iii. Any alternate materials in addition to
those described above shall be
presented in writing to the City Engineer for his written
approval prior
to inclusion in the construction
drawings and specifications.
(c) Curb returns and expansion joints shall
conform with the standard specifications of the City
Consulting Engineer.
(d) All service driveways shall cross the
outer parking strip and the sidewalk at an angle of not less than forty‑five
(45) degrees to the curb line. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑109. Service driveways - restrictions or refusal
of permit in certain situations.
Where
a service driveway will create undesirable traffic conditions, restrictive use
of the public street, unsafe conditions for pedestrians or uneconomic
distribution of curb parking, the City Consulting Engineer may in the best
interest of the City place restrictions on the construction or maintenance of
service driveways or may refuse to issue a permit for the construction or
maintenance thereof. Such refusal shall be subject to review by the traffic
committee of the City Council. (Code 195, Sec. 9.24)
Sec. 30‑110 ‑
30‑120. Reserved.
ARTICLE
VI. SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION
*Cross
Reference ‑ No issuance of permit to applicant indebted to City, Sec. 2‑15.
Sec. 30‑121. Permit for sidewalk construction on City
property.
No
person shall construct a sidewalk on City property without first obtaining a
permit therefore. (Code 1965, Sec.9.17)
Sec. 30‑122. Sidewalk construction - grades.
(a) The City Council shall establish the
grades for all sidewalks, which shall conform, as nearly as may be to the grades
of their respective streets. The inner or lot side of sidewalks shall conform
to grades established and the walk surface shall have a uniform slope or
inclination toward the street of one quarter (1/4) inch to each one foot of
width of walk. When the grade of the sidewalk is established from the top of
the curb, the street to lot side of the walk shall have a minimum rise of one‑quarter
(1/4) inch and a maximum rise of one‑half (1/2) inch from the top of the
curb to each one foot of terrace. Where no permanent grade is established, the
City Consulting Engineer may give a temporary grade. He shall, when requested
by any person desiring to build a sidewalk, stake out the grade thereof without
charge to such person.
(b) No person shall construct or lay any
sidewalk where no grade has been established by the City Council, without
having first obtained a grade therefore from the City Consulting Engineer or
contrary to any grade given by the engineer, nor construct any sidewalk
contrary to any grade established by the council. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.17)
Cross Reference ‑ Elevation for grades of
sidewalks. Sec. 2‑14.
*Cross
References ‑ Permits for building new residential, commercial or
industrial premises to be denied unless the plans also provide for the installation
and construction of curbs, gutters and sidewalks, Sec. 8‑3(a); permits for improvements to existing structures
exempted, Sec. 8‑3(b); specifications, Sec. 8‑3(c), (d); waiver of
requirement, Sec. 8‑3(e); Building Inspector authorized to prohibit occupancy
absent compliance, Sec. 8‑3(f).
Sec. 30‑123. Concrete requirements for sidewalk
construction - direction by City Consulting Engineer.
All sidewalks constructed in the
City shall consist of an aggregate base course
consisting
of IDOT gradation CA-6, CA-7, or CA-10, four inches (4) in thickness, and a
surface course consisting of Portland Cement Concrete
(PCC), five inches (5) in thickness.
The PCC thickness shall be increased to six inches (6) where the
sidewalk crosses a driveway. All
thicknesses
shall be measured with materials in place and compacted. All sidewalks shall be
installed under the supervision of the City Consulting
Engineer. (Ord. No. 02-12,
Sec. 30‑124. Location and width of sidewalks.
The inner edge of a sidewalk shall
be one foot from the property line except in subdivisions where existing walks
have been constructed against the curb, in which instances the sidewalk shall
conform to such existing walks. Sidewalks shall be constructed to a width of
five (5) feet four (4) inches, where such width is the established width. A
sidewalk may be constructed to a width of four (4) feet where such uniform
width can be maintained. The typical
sidewalk width in the City shall be five feet (5) in width, unless the
location for the proposed sidewalk meets the above-referenced requirements or
as directed by the City Consulting Engineer. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.18, Ord. 11-32,
5-16-11)
Sec. 30‑125. Noncomplying
sidewalks declared nuisance; removal.
Any
sidewalk which is constructed differently than required by this article shall
be deemed a nuisance and may be removed by the Superintendent of the
Environmental Services Utility. (Code 1965, Sec. 9.18)
Sec. 30‑126 ‑
30‑129. Reserved.
ARTICLE
VII. PUBLIC TREE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
*Editor's
Note‑‑Ord. No. 96-69, Sec. 1, passed September 16, 1996, was non
amendatory of the Code; hence, codification herein as a new Article VII, Sec.
30‑130, was at the discretion of the editor.
Sec. 30-130 Public Tree Resource Management
Responsibilities.
The
Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility shall have jurisdiction
for Public Tree Resource Management over all tree locations, and plans for tree
installation, upon the public right of way.
The
Superintendent shall incorporate into his annual budget proposal the funding
necessary to support the Annual City Tree Work Plan.
Annually,
the Superintendent shall prepare and present to the Mayor, a proposal for Arbor
Day Observance on the last Saturday in April throughout the City of Kankakee.
The
Environmental Services Utility shall have an Arborist, certified by the
International Society of Arboriculture continuously assigned as part of the
department's budgeted manning authorization.
The
Arborist will:
(a) Conduct tree maintenance services in
accordance with the Public Tree Care Policy formulated by the Superintendent.
(b) Conduct maintenance services in
accordance with the job description maintained by the Superintendent, and in accordance
with National Arborist Association standards.
(c) Replace public trees with the following
species:
(1)
(2) Acre Rubrum Red Sunset Maple
(3) Quercus Rubra Red
Oak
(4) Gleditsia Triacanthos Imperial
Locust
(5) Tilia Cordata Greenspire
(6) Fraxinus Pennsylvanica Patmore Ash
(d) Continually monitor the general health
and well being of the public tree crop for the earliest possible detection of
disease symptoms.
(e) With the advice of the State Forester
review the standard tree mix about every ten years, with the first review to be
conducted in 2006, and recommend to the Superintendent any changes for the
continued prevention of disease spread.
(f) Advise the residents and business
operators of adjacent property of tree species available as replacements so
that those citizens may participate in the selection process.
(g) Decide upon, and install replacement
species at locations where no resident of business operator has adjacent
property or interest.
(h) Prepare the Annual City Tree Work Plan
for the Superintendent's and City Consulting Engineer review not later than the
last working day of the month of February.
(i) Prepare and maintain the City Tree
Planning Inventory as defined in Chapter Three, "Knowing your Urban
Forest" handbook for Tree Board Members, National Arbor Day Foundation,
Incorporation
by direct reference:
(1) Sec 1-13, General Penalty for violation
of Code; continuing violations.
(2) Sec 2-10 (d), Maintenance
responsibilities of the Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility.
(3) Sec 2-179, Creation of the office of the
Superintendent of the Environmental Services Utility.
(4) Sec 2-181, Authority to issue citations.
(5) Sec 22-27, Injuring or removing
vegetation, fences, signs etc.
(6) Sec 30-8, Trees overhanging streets.
(7) Sec 30-44, Excavations, Permit required,
bond or deposit.
(8) Sec 30-59, Moving Buildings, Duty to use
care; liability for damage.
(9) Sec 30-75, Moving Buildings, Surety and
other conditions.
(10) Sec 32-171.1, Parking prohibited on
terraces; no signs required.
(11) BOCA PMC, Sec PM-302.o Public Nuisance #2
(12) BOCA PMC, Sec PM-303.0 Exterior Property
Areas, PM 303.1
Annual Work Plan for Arborist,
Environmental Services Utility, FY 1996/1997.
(a) History:
|
YEAR |
TRIMMED |
REMOVED |
PLANTED |
|
1990 1991 |
216 |
70 |
43 |
|
1991 1992 |
339 |
141 |
136 |
|
1992 1993 |
202 |
98 |
92 |
|
1993 1994 |
83 |
120 |
48 |
|
1994 1995 |
361 |
80 |
99 |
|
1995 1996 |
240 |
101 |
84 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
TOTALS |
1441 |
610 |
502 |
(b) 1996 - 1997 Plan (Average + 5% except
planting = Average
+ 25%.
|
Trimmed - 252 |
Removed - 106 |
Planted - 104 |
(c) Budget:
|
TRIMMING @ .5 HOURS PER TREE |
$16,533.72 |
|
REMOVAL @ 1 HOUR PER TREE |
$13,909.32 |
|
PLANTING @ 1 HOUR PER TREE |
$13,646.88 |
|
MATERIAL @ $65.00 PER TREE |
$ 6,760.00 |
|
SUPERVISION @ .125 PER TREE |
$ 1,732.50 |
|
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE @ $15.00 PER HOUR |
$ 5,040.00 |
|
DISPOSAL @ $16.00 PER TREE |
$ 1,696.00 |
|
TOTAL 1996 - 1997 BUDGET |
$59,318.67 |
STREETS,
SIDEWALKS AND OTHER PUBLIC PROPERTY
INDEX
ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL........................................................................................................ 30
Barbed wire on or near sidewalks................................................................................. 30
- 17
Bond required for builders blocking
streets................................................................... 30
- 06
Building encroaching on street....................................................................................... 30
- 07
Connection of sanitary or waste sewers ....................................................................... 30
- 15
Detachable trash bins or containers in
streets................................................................. 30
- 23
Encroachment on roadway right‑of‑way
................................................................... 30
- 11.1
Encroachments on sidewalk.......................................................................................... 30
- 11
Extending sidewalk....................................................................................................... 30
- 12
Games on streets and sidewalks................................................................................... 30
- 04
Gates opening on to streets or sidewalks....................................................................... 30
- 18
Hauling materials through the streets.............................................................................. 30
- 19
House numbering......................................................................................................... 30
- 22
Inserting metal or glass in sidewalk
prohibited............................................................... 30
- 13
Obstructions in streets/alleys generally.......................................................................... 30
- 02
Obstructions by merchandise; display on
sidewalk........................................................ 30
- 09
Open cellar doors, wells, etc near street........................................................................ 30
- 20
Ordinances about streets not affected by
Code............................................................. 30
- 01
Permit for parades........................................................................................................ 30
- 03
Permit for use of sound amplification
equipment......................................................... 30
- 03.1
Removal of street obstructions...................................................................................... 30
- 10
Requirements for curb and gutters................................................................................. 30
- 21
Snow and debris on sidewalks...................................................................................... 30
- 16
Trees overhanging streets............................................................................................. 30
- 08
Use of coasters, roller skates ....................................................................................... 30
- 05
Water drainage on sidewalk......................................................................................... 30
- 14
ARTICLE II. EXCAVATIONS................................................................................................... 30
Excavating ‑ Barriers and lights..................................................................................... 30
- 46
Excavating ‑ Permit required; bond
or deposit............................................................... 30
- 44
Excavating ‑ Refilling generally...................................................................................... 30
- 45
Penalty for improperly repairing streets......................................................................... 30
- 48
Pipe and cable installations in streets............................................................................. 30
- 47
ARTICLE III. MOVING
BUILDINGS...................................................................................... 30
Application for permit to move
building(s)..................................................................... 30
- 72
Fee for permit to move building(s)................................................................................ 30
- 74
Moving buildings ‑ application;
issuance........................................................................ 30
- 73
Moving buildings ‑ duty to use
care; liability.................................................................. 30
- 59
Moving Buildings ‑ surety and other
conditions.............................................................. 30
- 75
Obstructing streets......................................................................................................
30 - 58
Permit required to move
building(s)............................................................................... 30
- 71
ARTICLE IV. PRIVATE
DRIVEWAYS.................................................................................... 30
Definition ‑ private driveways....................................................................................... 30
- 87
Establishing standard policy for
driveways..................................................................... 30
- 89
Private driveways ‑ construction................................................................................... 30
- 90
Private driveways permit
required
. 30 - 88
Street access prohibited, approval of permit in
certain situations
. 30 - 91
ARTICLE V. SERVICE
DRIVEWAYS...................................................................................... 30
Definition ‑ service driveways..................................................................................... 30
- 102
Number of service driveways at a
business................................................................. 30
- 107
Service Driveway ‑ construction
requirements............................................................. 30
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Service Driveways ‑ application.................................................................................. 30
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Service Driveways ‑ fees............................................................................................ 30
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Service driveways ‑ maximum length........................................................................... 30
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Service driveways ‑ permit
required............................................................................ 30
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Service driveways ‑ restrictions ................................................................................. 30
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ARTICLE VI. SIDEWALK
CONSTRUCTION........................................................................ 30
Concrete requirements for sidewalk construction......................................................... 30
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Permits for sidewalk construction on
privately owned property................................... 30-123.1
Location and width of sidewalks................................................................................. 30
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Non-complying sidewalks declared nuisance............................................................... 30
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Permit‑sidewalk construction on
city property............................................................. 30
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Sidewalk construction ‑ grades................................................................................... 30
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ARTICLE VII. PUBLIC TREE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT............................................ 30
Public Tree Resource Management ............................................................................ 30
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