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Important Ordinances
Animal Control
Building Permits
Garage Sales
Lawn Sprinkling
Open Burning
Parental Responsibility
and Youth Ordinances
Parking
Solicitors
Weeds
Animal
Control
It is against the Village Code for any person to
keep more than three (3) adult dogs, cats, or other animals.
Every person owning or keeping a pet in the Village shall
annually register the pet with the Police Department--there is
no registration fee. A rabies certificate is required
for registration. All pet owners are required, when
walking their pet(s) on public property, to hold the pet
securely on a leash. Owners are also required to carry a
"pooper scooper" or some other method for the
immediate removal of excrement.
Building
Permits
Building permits are required for all construction and
home improvement projects, regardless of whether the work is
completed by the homeowner or a contractor. All
Contractors must be licensed by the Village of Streamwood.
Construction projects include, but are not limited to:
Additions, exterior repairs, demolition, fences, swimming
pools, driveways, sidewalks, patios, decks, sheds, central air
conditioning, dog runs, dish antennas, gazebos, garages, and
electrical revisions.
For more information on the Community Development/Building
Department as well as detailed information on home improvement
projects such as decks, fences, sheds, etc., see the Community
Development Department in the Services section of our
website.
Building Permits and many other Community
Development/Building Department forms are available to print
from the Forms
and Applications page in the Reference Desk section of our
website.
Garage
Sales
A permit must be obtained from the Village Clerk's
office. There is a $1.00 permit charge. Sales are
permitted between the hours of 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Signs
may be on either the premises of the sale, or on other private
property with the permission of the property owner. Garage
sale signs are prohibited on any utility posts, sign
posts, or within the public right of way.
Garage Sale Permits are now available to print from our Forms
and Applications page in the Reference Desk section of our
website.
Lawn
Sprinkling
Residents with odd number street addresses shall be
permitted to sprinkle only on odd numbered days of the month.
Residents with even numbered street addresses shall be
permitted to sprinkle only on even numbered days of the month.
Outside water usage restrictions and sprinkling bans may be
instituted by the Public Works Director at any time.
Residents are notified through area newspapers, Police
Department or Cable Channels.
Open
Burning
It is unlawful to burn leaves, refuse, garbage or
other similar materials in the Village.
Parental
Responsibility and Youth Ordinances
Vandalism - The
parent or legal guardian of a minor (less than 18 years of
age) shall be liable for any fine, condition, restitution, or
reparation imposed by a court upon a minor.
Alcoholic Beverages - Parents
and other adults over the age of 21 are held responsible for
the possession of alcoholic beverages by minors. It is
unlawful for parents and other adults to allow the possession
or consumption of alcoholic beverages by minors on premises
owned or occupied by the parents or adults.
Tobacco Products - Under
this ordinance it is unlawful for any person under the age of
18 to purchase or possess tobacco products or to misrepresent
their age or identity for the purpose of purchasing tobacco
products. It is also makes sale of tobacco products to
minors unlawful. A sales person must request
photographic identification with proof of age if he or she has
reason to believe a minor is attempting to purchase tobacco
products.
Curfew - People
under the age of eighteen must be accompanied by a parent or
guardian on public property or in any place of business or
amusement in Streamwood after 12:00 am (midnight) on Friday
and Saturday and 11:00 pm on all other days of the week.
Parking
Street Parking -
No person shall park any vehicle between the hours of one
o'clock (1:00) A.M. and five o'clock (5:00) A.M. of any day on
any street in the Village unless a valid overnight parking
permit or sticker has been issued to the vehicle.
Overnight parking permits shall be issued
with the following restrictions:
Each dwelling unit within the village shall be allowed
a maximum of five overnight parking permits within a calendar
year. Each permit shall be valid for a maximum of three
nights. A parking
permit shall be issued and in effect for those nights
evidencing the granting of permission for parking between one
o'clock (1:00) A.M. and five o'clock (5:00) A.M. The permit
shall be visible from the driver’s side window of the
vehicle in question.
Parking permits will be issued by the
Police Department after completion of an application and proof
of residency by the applicant.
The Police Department is authorized to
rule on hardships caused by this Section and in those
situations in which it is determined that a severe hardship
exists, permission may be granted to allow overnight parking
for additional evenings.
In multi-family areas, where legal,
off-street parking is proven to be limited, permit parking may
be allowed on the street when authorized by the Police Chief
and the Community Development Director.
A separate neighborhood parking sticker will be issued
with the annual vehicle sticker for each vehicle as requested
in these areas. Parking on the designated street areas will be
on a first come first serve basis and restricted to one side
of the street where indicated by neighborhood permit parking
signs.
Solicitors
Commercial and charitable solicitors are required
to register and obtain a solicitation permit.
Applications are available from the Village Clerk's office or
you can print one from the Forms
and Applications page in the Reference Desk section of our
website.
Registration is required so that individuals and companies can
be identified. This protects residents' interest and
provides recourse in the event that a problem arises.
Solicitors may not approach a residence displaying a "No
Solicitors" decal. These decals are available at
the Clerk's office. Residents are encouraged to report
violations to the Police Department by calling 9-1-1.
Weeds
The Village Code states that residents' grass or weeds
not exceed a maximum height of 6 inches. It is the
responsibility of the resident to keep their yard free of
dirt, debris, garbage and similar materials.
The Ordinances of the Village of Streamwood are designed to
protect and promote the public health, safety, morals,
comfort, convenience and general welfare of the people.
The Village Code is available for inspection at the Village
Clerk's office and the Poplar Creek Library.
If you have any questions concerning these Ordinances, you
may contact the Village offices at (630) 736-3800.
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