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Zoning
References Are To Section Numbers
Abandoned Vehicles, (See Motor Vehicles)
Administration,
attorney, village
-appointment of, 1-3-48
-duties of, 1-3-49
bidding procedures, 1-2-26
bonds, 1-2-24
claims, 1-2-28
clerk, village,
-appointed, 1-3-16
-bonds of, 1-2-24
-delivery of papers, 1-3-19
-deputy clerk for, 1-3-30
-license report, 1-3-22
-licenses issuance, 1-3-21
-minutes, 1-3-18
-notice to appointed officials, 1-3-28
-oaths administered by, 1-3-23
-other duties of, 1-3-29
-outstanding bonds, 1-3-24
-payments by, 1-3-27
-preparation of commissions, 1-3-20
-reports by, 1-3-25
-seal, in custody of, 1-2-18
-successor of, 1-3-26
-term of, 1-3-16
-vacancy, 1-3-17
code enforcement officer, (zoning administrator)
-creation of position, 1-3-63
-duties, 1-3-64
committees, 1-2-4
conservators of peace, 1-2-22(H)
contracts, 1-2-26
elections, village, 1-2-19
engineer,
-appointment, 1-3-53
-duties, salary, 1-3-54
expenses of, 1-2-30
federal old age and survivor’s insurance system, 1-2-32
fiscal year, 1-1-16
general,
-appointment of elected officials, 1-2-20
-bidding and contract procedures, 1-2-26
-bonds, 1-2-24
-certificates of insurance, 1-2-34
-claims, 1-2-28
-control of property owned by village outside village limits, 1-2-33
-elections, 1-2-19
-territorial jurisdiction established, 1-2-35
-expense reimbursement policy, 1-2-30
-federal old age and survivor’s insurance system, 1-2-32
-insurance, 1-2-25
Administration, (Cont'd.)
general, (Cont’d.)
-municipal officers, regulations, 1-2-21
-municipal year, 1-2-29
-official records, 1-2-31
-qualifications, 1-2-23
-resignation of appointed officials, 1-2-22
-salaries regulation, 1-2-27
-seal, 1-2-18
liability insurances for, 1-2-25
management association,
-contribution, 1-5-2
-participation, 1-5-1
mayor,
- appointments,
attorney, 1-3-48
committees, 1-2-4
officers, 1-3-5
police chief, 30-2-2
public works superintendent, 1-3-57
- bond, 1-2-24
-business license commissioner, 1-3-10
-chief executive officer, 1-3-3
-commissioner,
business, 1-3-10
health, 1-3-12
liquor, 1-3-11
-conduct of officers,1-3-6
-deciding vote by, 1-3-13
-designation of duties by,1-3-7
-duties of, 1-3-9
-election of, 1-3-1
-formal occasions, 1-3-8
-general duties of, 1-3-9
-ordinances, 1-2-14
-pro-tem, 1-3-2
-revoking business licenses, 1-3-10
-salary of, 1-4-1
-signature required of, 1-3-4
-street closing by, 33-2-5
-term of, 1-3-1
-tie-votes and, 1-3-13
-veto ordinance, 1-2-14(D)
-voting by, 1-3-13
meeting procedures,
-governmental unit remote attendance policy, Addendum “A”
-recording closed meetings,
back-up equipment/procedure for equipment malfunction, 1-6-5
closed session minutes, 1-6-3
maintenance and public release of recordings, 1-6-7
procedure for destruction, 1-6-8
procedure for recording, 1-6-4
procedure for review, 1-6-6
recording closed sessions,1-6-1
responsibility for recording, 1-6-2
Administration, (Cont'd.)
meeting procedures, (Cont’d.)
-remote meeting participation,
amendment of previous terms, 1-6-13
definition, 1-6-12
remote participation policy, 1-6-14
statutory authority, 1-6-11
-request for auxiliary aid(s) and/or service(s), Addendum “B”
-travel, meal and lodging expense reimbursement form, Addendum “C”
meetings,
-absences from, 1-2-7
-agenda, 1-2-12
-quorum, 1-2-6
-refusal to attend, 1-2-7
-regular, 1-2-2
-special, 1-2-3
-time, 1-2-2
motions,
-changes in votes, 1-2-11(O)
-division, 1-2-11(M)
-filling of blanks, 1-2-11(W)
-postpone, 1-2-11(T)
-precedence of, 1-2-11(P)
-previous question, 1-2-11(R)
-reconsideration of, 1-2-11(Y)
-record of, 1-2-11(N)
-to adjourn, 1-2-11(Q)
-to amend, 1-2-11(V)
-to refer, 1-2-11(U)
-to substitute, 1-2-11(X)
-to table, 1-2-11(S)
-written, 1-2-11(L)
municipal year, 1-2-29
oath, 1-2-22(I)
officers,
-appointment of, 1-2-20
-conservators of peace, 1-2-22(H)
-fees, 1-2-22(F)
-inspection of books, 1-2-22(E)
-oath, 1-2-22(I)
-qualification of, 1-2-22(B)
-report of fees, 1-2-22(F)
-residency, 1-2-23
-successor delivery of books to, 1-2-21(D)
official records, 1-2-31
ordinances,
- approval, 1-2-14(D)
- veto, 1-2-14(D)
public works superintendent,
-appointment, 1-3-57
-custodian of property, 1-3-60
-employees under, 1-3-59
quorum, 1-2-6
Administration, (Cont'd.)
rules, board,
-agenda, 1-2-12
-business, order of, 1-2-11(A)
-call to order, 1-2-11(G)
-censure, 1-2-11(BB)
-chair, decisions of, 1-2-11(H)
-debate, 1-2-11(F)
-members, duties of, 1-2-11(C)
-motions, (see title)
-new business, 1-2-11(E)
-presiding officer, 1-2-11(B)
-question of personal privilege, 1-2-11(I)
-reconsideration, 1-2-11(Y)
-"rules of order" adopted, 1-2-11(Z)
-special order of business, 1-2-11(K)
-suspension of rules, 1-2-11(AA)
-visitors, 1-2-11(D)
-voting, 1-2-11(J)
salaries, 1-4-1
seal, 1-2-18
successor,
- books delivered to, 1-2-21(D)
treasurer, village
-accounts by, 1-3-35
-appointment of, 1-3-34
-appropriation, 1-3-44
-bond of, 1-2-24, 1-3-38
-bookkeeping, 1-3-40
-committee established, 1-3-32
-deposit of funds, 1-3-45
-finance committee, 1-3-33
-official depositories, 1-3-45
-personal use of funds, 1-3-37
-report delinquent officers, 1-3-42
-special assessments, 1-3-39
-statements by, 1-3-41
-warrant register, 1-3-36
-warrants by, 1-3-35
-year-end report, 1-3-43
vacancies,
-appointment to fill trustee vacancy, 1-2-41
-by death or disability, 1-2-38
-by other causes, 1-2-39
-by resignation, 1-2-37
-due to election be declared void, 1-2-43
-election of an acting mayor, 1-2-40
-election to fill vacancies in municipal offices with four (4) year terms, 1-2-41
-owing a debt to the municipality, 1-2-44
village board of trustees,
-address by non-members, 1-2-13
- agenda of, 1-2-12
- committees of, 1-2-4
-composition of, 1-2-1
-meetings of, 1-2-2
Administration, (Cont'd.)
village board of trustees, (Cont’d.)
-non-attendance, 1-2-7
-ordinances of, 1-2-14
-quorum, 1-2-6
-rules of, 1-2-11
-salary of, 1-4-1
-special committees, 1-2-5
-special meetings, 1-2-3
village engineer, 1-3-53
year,
-fiscal, 1-1-16
- municipal, 1-2-29
zoning administrator, 1-3-63
Advertising,
on trees, 33-2-14
over streets, 33-2-6
Animals,
dogs,
-confinement in motor vehicle, 3-2-18
-dangerous dog, female at large, 3-2-16
-definitions, 3-2-1
-disposition of dogs deemed nuisances, 3-2-15
-duration of inoculation, 3-2-4
-exhibition of certificate upon request, 3-2-6
-female dog with other dogs, 3-2-17
-impoundment, 3-2-8, 3-2-12
-impoundment of dogs which have bitten persons, 3-2-11
-inoculation and name tags, 3-2-2
-inoculation by licensed veterinarian, 3-2-3
-notice and citation, 3-2-9
-obstructing poundmaster, 3-2-10
-redemption of impounded animals, 3-2-13
-restraint of dogs, 3-2-7
-specifications for tag, 3-2-5
-vicious animals prohibited, 3-2-19
-village pound, 3-2-14
general regulations,
-animal feed prohibited, 3-1-12
-cock fighting, dog fighting, 3-1-15
-cruelty to animals, 3-1-7
-dead animals, 3-1-13
-definitions, 3-1-2
-exercise of certain powers, 3-1-3
-exhibiting wild or vicious animals, 3-1-8
-health hazard, 3-1-9
-in village, 3-1-11
-injured animals, 3-1-14
-injury to property, 3-1-4
-keeping barking dogs and crying cats, 3-1-6
-limitation on number, 3-1-10
-manner of keeping, 3-1-5
-short title, 3-1-1
hobby animal application, Appendix “B”
notice of impoundment of animal, Appendix “A”
Animals, (Cont’d.)
penalties and enforcement,
-citations, 3-5-1
-fines and penalties, 3-5-3
-prosecution of violations, 3-5-2
tethering,
-regulations, 3-4-1
-variances, 3-4-2
vicious and dangerous dogs,
-definitions, 3-3-1
-dog permitted to leave premises, 3-3-4
-injunction, 3-3-5
-liability of owner, 3-3-6
-owner’s responsibility, 3-3-3
-right of entry, 3-37
-unlawful to maintain, 3-3-2
Assembly,
disturbing, 27-2-3
Attorney, Village, 1-3-48
- B -
Banks, 1-3-45
Begging, 27-2-17
Bond(s), 1-2-24
Building regulations,
fees, 6-1-1
Businesses,
adult use licensing and regulation,
-adult entertainment cabarets, 7-5-14
-business records, 7-5-12
-definitions, 7-5-2
-expiration of license, 7-5-8
-fees, 7-5-6
-hours of operation, 7-5-16
-inspection, 7-5-7
-investigation, 7-5-17
-issuance of license, 7-5-4
-license required, 7-5-3
-liquor, 7-5-5
-liquor license, 7-5-13
-purpose, 7-5-1
-revocation, 7-5-10
-suspension, 7-5-9
-transfer of license, 7-5-11
-video viewing booths, 7-5-15
coin-operated machines,
-application, 7-3-3
-closing hours, 7-3-10
-definitions, 7-3-1
-display of license, 7-3-8
-fees, 7-3-5
-gambling, 7-3-7
-license required, 7-3-2
-non-assignability of license, 7-3-6
-prohibited licensees, 7-3-4
-right of entry, 7-3-9
Businesses, (Cont’d.)
fireworks,
-applicability, 7-6-16
-application for public display permit, 7-6-8
-application for seller’s permit, 7-6-9
-definitions, 7-6-1
-enforcement, 7-6-18
-issuance, nontransferable voiding, 7-6-7
-nonprohibited acts, 7-6-15
-permit fees, 7-6-6
-permit required to sell or display, 7-6-4
-possession, use and discharge, 7-6-3
-reckless discharge or use prohibited, 7-6-19
-sale from stands, 7-6-10
-sale unlawful, 7-6-2
-special effects for entertainment media, 7-6-14
-standards for public displays, 7-6-12
-standards for temporary stands, 7-6-11
-status of state law, 7-6-17
-time limit, 7-6-5
-use in public parks, 7-6-13
peddlers,
-application, 7-2-3
-definitions, 7-2-2
-farmers excluded, 7-2-11
-fees, 7-2-12
-fraud, 7-2-6
-hours, 7-2-5
-investigation, 7-2-4
-license for, 7-2-1
-nuisance, 7-2-9
-photographs of, 7-2-7
-police action, 7-2-10
-unwanted, 7-2-8
raffles and poker runs,
-application for poker run, 7-4-4
-application for raffle, 7-4-3
-conduct, 7-4-7
-definitions, 7-4-1
-license issuance, 7-4-6
-licensee qualifications, 7-4-5
-limited construction, 7-4-10
-manager – bond, 7-4-8
-prize limitations, 7-4-11
-records, 7-4-9
-requirement of license, 7-4-2
solicitors,
-application for, 7-1-3
-certificate for, 7-1-2
-compliance by, 7-1-7
-defined 7-1-1
-fees, 7-1-11
-notices for, 7-1-6
-policy on, 7-1-5
-public highways, 7-1-10
-revocation, 7-1-4
-time limit for, 7-1-9
-uninvited, 7-1-8
- C -
Cable Television, 8-1-1
Chief of Police, (See Public Safety)
Civil Emergency,
authority of mayor to issue orders, 30-1-4
curfew, 30-1-3
declaration of emergency, 30-1-2
definitions, 30-1-1
effectiveness, 30-1-5
notification, 30-1-6
Claims against Village, 1-2-28
Clerk, Village, (See Administration)
Contracts, 1-2-26
Culverts in Streets, (See Streets)
Curbs and Gutters, 33-5-2
Curfew, 27-2-31
- D -
Disorderly Conduct, 27-4-1
Disturbing peace, 27-2-5
Drug Free Workplace,
definitions, 22-8-1
requirements for village, 27-8-2
Drug/Alcohol Testing Policy and Procedure,
applicability, 22-9-4
confidentiality of test results, 22-9-7
consequences of positive test result or refusal to cooperate, 22-9-8
definitions, 22-9-2
policy, 22-9-1
prohibited actions, 22-9-3
screening and testing, 22-9-6
testing procedure, 22-9-5
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Elections, 1-2-19
Emergency Management Agency (E.M.A.),
appropriations and levy of tax, 40-3-13
authority to accept services, gifts, grants or loans, 30-3-14
communications, 30-3-10
compensation, 30-3-20
definitions, 30-3-3
emergency management agency, 30-3-4
emergency termination or reduction of electrical service, 30-3-22
financing, 30-3-6
immunity, 30-3-11
limitations, 30-3-2
local disaster emergencies, 30-3-7
mutual aid arrangements between political subdivisions, 30-3-9
no private liability, 30-3-18
orders, rules and regulations, 30-3-15
penalty, 30-3-23
personnel oath, 30-3-21
policy and procedures, 30-3-1
Emergency Management Agency (E.M.A.),(Cont’d.)
powers of the mayor, 30-3-5
professions, trades and occupations, 30-3-12
severability, 30-3-17
succession, 30-3-19
testing of disaster warning devices, 30-3-8
utilization of existing agency, facilities and personnel, 30-3-16
Employee Policies,
anti-bullying policy,
-application of policy, 11-15-1
-bullying prohibited, 11-15-3
-definition, 11-15-2
-disciplinary action, 11-15-4
-reporting and complaint procedure, 11-15-5
compensation, 11-5-2
-overtime, 11-5-3
-paychecks, 11-5-1
-salary increases, 11-5-4
definitions, 11-2-1
discipline,
-administrative leave, 11-17-5
-code of conduct, 11-17-8
-dismissal, 11-17-7
-political activities, 11-17-9
-probation, 11-17-4
-procedure, 11-17-1
-suspension, 11-17-6
-verbal reprimand, 11-17-2
-written reprimand, 11-17-3
domestic and sexual violence policy,
-definition, 11-16-2
-policy, 11-16-4
-purpose, 11-16-1
-victim’s economic security and safety act (VESSA), 11-16-3
hiring policy,
-application forms, 11-4-3
-probationary period, 11-4-5
-promotions, 11-4-4
-requirements, 11-4-1
-residency requirements, 11-4-2
hours of work,
-holiday pay, 11-6-4
-lunch, 11-6-2
-time and attendance, 11-6-3
-work week, 11-6-1
leaves,
-bereavement pay, 11-7-3
-illness or injury at work, 11-7-6
-leave of absence, 11-7-8
-maternity and reasonable accommodation, 11-7-7
-paid holidays, 11-7-2
-personal leave, 11-7-4
-sick leave, 11-7-5
-vacation pay schedule, 11-7-1
Employee Policies, (Cont’d.)
miscellaneous,
-grievance procedure, 11-18-1
-layoffs, 11-18-2
-resignation, 11-18-3
miscellaneous benefits,
-death benefits, 11-8-3
-insurance, 11-8-1
-reimbursement of other expenses, 11-8-5
-training, 11-8-2
-travel, 11-8-4
pre-employment verification policy,
-general policy, 11-3-2
-optional verifications, 11-3-4
-policy, 11-3-1
-required verifications, 11-3-3
purpose, 11-1-1
regulations and restrictions,
-computer usage policy, 11-9-30
-drug free workplace policy,
drug free workplace, 11-9-20
drug free workplace statement, 11-9-22
employee assistance, 11-9-24
purpose, 11-9-21
status of employment, rehab costs, 11-9-25
violations, 11-9-23
-electronic communications,
accessing user email during absence, 11-9-47
disclaimer of liability for use of the internet, 11-9-51
duty not to waste electronic communications resources, 11-9-52
e-mail addresses, 11-9-64
firewalls and network protection, 11-9-48
freedom of information act requests, 11-9-54
internet usage, 11-9-44
no presumption of policy, 11-9-40
ownership, 11-9-37
password protection, 11-9-49
passwords, 11-9-43
policy changes, 11-9-57
policy definitions, 11-9-36
policy, introduction/purpose, 11-9-35
prohibited activities, 11-9-42
prohibited communications, 11-9-39
records disposal, 11-9-46
records retained, 11-9-45
use of credit cards on the internet, 11-9-55
use of electronic communications, 11-9-38
village’s right to monitor use, 11-9-41
violations, 11-9-56
viruses and tampering, 11-9-50
-general,
accidents/injuries, 11-9-1
appearance, 11-9-2
correspondence and communications, 11-9-5
ethics, 11-9-11
other employment, 11-9-12
Employee Policies, (Cont’d.)
regulations and restrictions, (Cont’d.)
-general, (Cont’d.)
photo I.D.s, 11-9-7
physical examinations, 11-9-13
possession of firearms, 11-9-10
prescription drug use, 11-9-15
reimbursement of cost of training, 11-9-14
relations with creditors, 11-9-9
smoking, 11-9-6
speech and dissemination of information, 11-9-8
telephone usage, 11-9-4
use of department property, 11-9-3
rights of employees,
-personnel file, 11-10-1
-references, 11-10-2
-safety, 11-10-3
rights of employer,
-exemptions to labor agreements, 11-11-5
-length of service, 11-11-4
-management responsibilities, 11-11-3
-new regulations, 11-11-2
-village’s rights, 11-11-1
sexual harassment policy,
-definition, 11-12-3
-false and frivolous complaints, 11-12-9
-policy, 11-12-2
-procedures for filing a complaint, 11-12-6
-purpose, 11-12-1
-responsibility of individual employees, 11-12-4
-responsibility of supervisory personnel, 11-12-5
-retaliation, 11-12-7
-training, 11-12-8
sexual misconduct policy,
-child abuse, 11-13-3
-reporting procedures and designated sexual abuse coordinator, 11-13-2
-statement, 11-13-1
social media policy,
-mission statement, 11-14-1
-policy, 11-14-3
-purpose, 11-14-2
-rules and regulations, 11-14-4
Equal Employment Policy,
accommodations for disabled, 22-7-6
adoption of codes, 22-7-1
compliance by employees, 22-7-7
contracting with non-complaints, 22-7-3
designated enforcers, 22-7-8
minority hiring, 22-7-5
non-discriminatory practices, 22-7-2
outreach to all, 22-7-4
Ethics Code,
definitions, 22-6-1
disposition of gifts, 22-6-5
ethics advisor, 22-6-6
exceptions to general rule, 22-6-4
gift ban – general rule, 22-6-3
penalties, 22-6-7
prohibited political activities, 22-6-2
Excavations in Streets, (See Streets)
- F -
Fair Housing Code,
declaration of policy, 22-4-1
definitions, 22-4-2
penalty, 22-4-4
prohibited acts, 22-4-3
Filth, 25-1-1(A)
Firearms, 27-2-19
Fireworks, (Regulations),
applicability, 7-6-16
application for public display permit, 7-6-8
application for seller’s permit, 7-6-9
definitions, 7-6-1
enforcement, 7-6-18
issuance, nontransferable voiding, 7-6-7
nonprohibited acts, 7-6-15
permit fees, 7-6-6
permit required to sell or display, 7-6-4
possession, use and discharge, 7-6-3
reckless discharge or use prohibited, 7-6-19
sale from stands, 7-6-10
sale unlawful, 7-6-2
special effects for entertainment media, 7-6-14
standards for public displays, 7-6-12
standards for temporary stands, 7-6-11
status of state law, 7-6-17
time limit, 7-6-5
use in public parks, 7-6-13
Fiscal year, 1-1-16
Flood Plain Code,
abrogation and greater restrictions, 14-1-14
base elevation, 14-1-3
carrying capacity and notification, 14-1-10
definitions for, 14-1-2
development permit, 14-1-5
liability disclaimer, 14-1-12
protecting buildings, 14-1-7
penalties for, 14-1-13
preventing increased damages, 14-1-6
public health and other standards, 14-1-9
purpose of, 14-1-14
subdivision requirements, 14-1-8
variances, 14-1-11
zoning administrator's duties, 14-1-4
Franchises,
electric, 15-1-1, Appendix “A”
gas, 15-2-1, Appendix “B”
Freedom of Information Code,
certain information exempt, 22-3-9
designation, duties and training, 22-3-2
fees, 22-3-6
granting or denial of requests, 22-3-8
notice of denial of request; appeals, 22-3-10
procedures, 22-3-3
public file, 22-3-7
public records available, 22-3-1
request for commercial purposes, 22-3-5
requests to inspect or copy, 22-3-4
- G -
Games in Streets, 27-2-20
Garbage,
accumulation unlawful, 16-1-9
definitions, 16-1-1
falling from truck, 16-1-8
industrial uses, 16-1-11
license for,
- applications for, 16-1-3
- fee for, 16-1-2
- required, 16-1-2
parked truck, 16-1-5
revocation of permit, 16-1-12
truck requirements, 16-1-4
wastewaters from, 16-1-6
windblown, 16-1-7
yard location, 16-1-10
- I -
Identity Theft,
policy,
-detecting red flags, 22-1-4
-identification of red flags, 22-1-3
-preventing and mitigating, 22-1-5
-program adoption, 22-1-1
-program purpose and definitions, 22-1-2
-program updates, 22-1-6
use of social security numbers,
-amendment, 22-2-9
-applicability, 22-2-4
-compliance with federal law, 22-2-5
-conflict with stricter laws, 22-2-10
-definitions, 22-2-1
-embedded social security numbers, 22-2-6
-identity – protection requirements 22-2-7
-penalty, 22-2-8
-prohibited activities, 22-2-2
-public inspection and copying of documents, 22-2-3
Inoperable Vehicles,
definitions, 25-4-1
exclusions, 25-4-4
notice to owner, 25-4-3
nuisance, 25-4-2
Investment Policy,
authorized and suitable investments, 22-5-8
authorized financial dealers and institutions, 22-5-7
collateralization, 22-5-9
delegation of authority, 22-5-5
diversification, 22-5-11
ethics and conflicts of interest, 22-5-6
internal control, 22-5-13
investment policy review, 22-5-16
maximum maturities, 22-5-12
objective, 22-5-4
performance standards, 22-5-14
policy, 22-5-1
prudence, 22-5-3
reporting, 22-5-15
safekeeping and custody, 22-5-10
scope, 22-5-2
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Liquor Code,
classes of licenses, 21-2-7
closing hours, 21-3-1
commissioner for, 1-3-11
definitions for, 21-1-1
examination of applicant, 21-2-3
happy hours, 21-3-2
inspections, 21-3-27
licenses for,
-application, 21-2-2
-classes, 21-2-7
-display of, 21-2-11
-dramshop insurance, 21-2-10
-examining, 21-2-3
-fees for, 21-2-7
-hours open, 21-3-1
-limitation, 21-2-9
-manager requisites, 21-2-5
-nature of, 21-2-8
-prohibited, 21-2-4
-record of, 21-2-12
-required, 21-2-1
-term of, 21-2-6
liquor defined, 21-1-1
mayor as liquor commissioner, 1-3-11
minors with liquor in vehicle, 21-3-8
regulations for,
-BASSET training, 21-3-35
-books and records, 21-3-28
-change of location, 21-3-4
-diseased employees, 21-3-14
Liquor Code, (Cont’d.)
regulations for, (Cont’d.)
-disorderly house, 21-3-18
-election days, 21-3-10
-exclusionary provision, 21-3-26
-false identification, 21-3-31
-gambling, 21-3-17
-happy hours, 21-3-2
-health permit, 21-3-15
-identification required, 21-3-23
-inspections, 21-3-27
-minors, liquor in vehicles, 21-3-8
-open liquor, 21-3-7
-peddling alcohol, 21-3-16
-persons selling, 21-3-20
-prohibited locations, 21-3-3
-prohibited sales, 21-3-19
-renting hotel rooms, 21-3-34
-residential areas, 21-3-9
-residential drinking, 21-3-33
-restrictions on licensee, 21-3-29
-sanitary conditions, 21-3-13
-school supplies sold, 21-3-5
-selling false identification, 21-3-30
-transfer of identification prohibited, 21-3-24
-transporting in motor vehicles, 21-3-6
-underaged drinking on streets, 21-3-32
-underaged, entry on licensed premises, 21-3-21
-unlawful acts, 21-3-11
-unlawful entertainment, 21-3-12
-unlawful purchase, 21-3-22
-warnings posted, 21-3-25
term of license, 21-2-6
violations of,
-abatement of place used, 21-4-6
-acts of agents, 21-4-2
-appeal limitations, 21-4-13
-appeals, 21-4-11
-complaint of residents, 21-4-9
-misbranding, 21-4-5
-owner permitting, 21-4-1
- revocation of license, 21-4-3, 21-4-4, 21-4-7, 21-4-8
-subsequent violations, 21-4-12
- suspension of, 21-4-10
Litter,
aircraft, 27-5-8
construction sites, 27-5-12
definitions, 27-5-1
handbills, 27-5-10
loading docks, 27-5-13
parks, 27-5-9
parking lots, 27-5-14
posting notices prohibited, 27-5-11
private property, 27-5-6
prohibited, 27-5-2
Litter, (Cont’d.)
receptacles, 27-5-4
scattering, 27-5-3
sidewalks and, 27-5-5
vehicle, 27-5-7
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Mandated Policies,
drug free workplace,
-definitions, 22-8-1
-requirements for village, 22-8-2
drug/alcohol testing policy and procedure,
-applicability, 22-9-4
-confidentiality of test results, 22-9-7
-consequences of positive test result or refusal to cooperate, 22-9-8
-definitions, 22-9-2
-policy, 22-9-1
-prohibited actions, 22-9-3
-screening and testing, 22-9-6
-testing procedure, 22-9-5
equal employment policy,
-accommodations for disabled, 22-7-6
-adoption of codes, 22-7-1
-compliance by employees, 22-7-7
-contracting with non-complaints, 22-7-3
-designated enforcers, 22-7-8
-minority hiring, 22-7-5
-non-discriminatory practices, 22-7-2
-outreach to all, 22-7-4
ethics code,
-definitions, 22-6-1
-disposition of gifts, 22-6-5
-ethics advisor, 22-6-6
-exceptions to general rule, 22-6-4
-gift ban – general rule, 22-6-3
-penalties, 22-6-7
-prohibited political activities, 22-6-2
fair housing code,
-declaration of policy, 22-4-1
-definitions, 22-4-2
-penalty, 22-4-4
-prohibited acts, 22-4-3
freedom of information code,
-certain information exempt, 22-3-9
-designation, duties and training, 22-3-2
-fees, 22-3-6
-granting or denial of requests, 22-3-8
-notice of denial of request; appeals, 22-3-10
-procedures, 22-3-3
-public file, 22-3-7
-public records available, 22-3-1
-request for commercial purposes, 22-3-5
-requests to inspect or copy, 22-3-4
Mandated Policies, (Cont’d.)
identity theft,
-policy,
detecting red flags, 22-1-4
identification of red flags, 22-1-3
preventing and mitigating, 22-1-5
program adoption, 22-1-1
program purpose and definitions, 22-1-2
program updates, 22-1-6
-use of social security numbers,
amendment, 22-2-9
applicability, 22-2-4
compliance with federal law, 22-2-5
conflict with stricter laws, 22-2-10
definitions, 22-2-1
embedded social security numbers, 22-2-6
identity – protection requirements 22-2-7
penalty, 22-2-8
prohibited activities, 22-2-2
public inspection and copying of documents, 22-2-3
investment policy,
-authorized and suitable investments, 22-5-8
-authorized financial dealers and institutions, 22-5-7
-collateralization, 22-5-9
-delegation of authority, 22-5-5
-diversification, 22-5-11
-ethics and conflicts of interest, 22-5-6
-internal control, 22-5-13
-investment policy review, 22-5-16
-maximum maturities, 22-5-12
-objective, 22-5-4
-performance standards, 22-5-14
-policy, 22-5-1
-prudence, 22-5-3
-reporting, 22-5-15
-safekeeping and custody, 22-5-10
-scope, 22-5-2
sexual harassment policy,
-definition, 22-10-2
-false and frivolous complaints, 22-10-6
-procedures for filing a complaint, 22-10-5
-responsibility of employees, 22-10-3
-responsibility of supervisory personnel, 22-10-4
-statement, 22-10-1
Manufactured Homes,
general provisions,
-carbon monoxide alarm detectors, 23-1-10
-definitions, 23-1-1
-fire extinguishers, 23-1-6
-Illinois Department of Public Health, 23-1-4
-inspection, 23-1-7
-manufactured housing act adopted, 23-1-3
-national safety standards, 23-1-5
-off-street parking, 23-1-8
-prohibited residential uses, 23-1-9
-smoke and fire detectors, 23-1-11
-state requirements, 23-1-2
Manufactured Homes, (Cont’d.)
immobilized manufactured homes,
-defined, 23-2-1
-limit of units, 23-2-4
-lot size, 23-2-3
-permit – fee, 23-2-2
manufactured home parks,
-administration requirements,
compliance with statutes, 23-3-1
initial permit required, 23-3-7
inspection of manufactured home park, 23-3-5
local government requirements, 23-3-3
permits, 23-3-4
permitting and planning a park, 23-3-2
violation proceedings, 23-3-6
-design and construction requirements,
application, 23-3-11
location, 23-3-12
parking requirements, 23-3-14
plan document, 23-3-10
roadways and parking, 23-3-13
-generally,
lot size, 23-3-17
miscellaneous restrictions, 23-3-18
skirting, 23-3-19
-license fee, 23-3-21
Mayor,
appointments,
-attorney, 1-3-48
-committees, 1-2-4
-officers, 1-3-5
-police chief, 30-2-2
-public works superintendent, 1-3-57
bond, 1-2-24
business license commissioner, 1-3-10
chief executive officer, 1-3-3
commissioner,
-business, 1-3-10
-health, 1-3-12
-liquor, 1-3-11
conduct of officers,1-3-6
deciding vote by, 1-3-13
designation of duties by,1-3-7
duties of, 1-3-9
election of, 1-3-1
formal occasions, 1-3-8
general duties of, 1-3-9
ordinances, 1-2-14
pro-tem, 1-3-2
revoking business licenses, 1-3-10
salary of, 1-4-1
signature required of, 1-3-4
street closing by, 33-2-5
term of, 1-3-1
tie-votes and, 1-3-13
veto ordinance, 1-2-14(D)
voting by, 1-3-13
Motor Vehicles,
abandoned and inoperable vehicles,
-abandoned but not inoperable on private property, 24-7-4
-definitions, 24-7-1
-on private property, 24-7-3
-on public property, 24-7-2
-other remedies, 24-7-5
-parking of vehicles with expired registration stickers, 24-7-6
-penalties and remedies, 24-7-7
bicycles, 24-2-8
condition of,
- muffler, 24-5-2
- noise,
squealing, 24-4-7
stopped vehicle, 24-4-5
wheels, 24-4-6
while driving, 24-4-9
driving rules,
-careless, 24-4-2(A)
-duty to report accident, 24-4-3
-drag racing, 24-4-2(B)
-fleeing or attempting to elude officer, 24-4-2(C)
-reckless, negligent or careless, 24-4-8
- speed restrictions,
elevated structures, 24-4-2(E)
failure to reduce, 24-4-2(H)