A. Applications for work/building permits on initial installation of culverts and/or changes of existing elevations of real estate in the village which shall interfere with, change the volume, rate of flow or location of storm water runoff, obstruct or tend to obstruct any street, right of way, sidewalk, alley, ditch, culvert or driveway, shall be made in writing upon forms supplied by the building department of the village. Such application shall contain the name and address of the owner of the premises and the contractor or person who is to construct such driveway, culvert, ditch or swale, and, except as provided in the subsection B of this section, accompanying the application there shall be a site development plan or construction plan drawn or approved by a professional engineer, architect or land surveyor licensed by the state of Illinois, showing:
1. Location of all existing and proposed buildings or structures on the property.
2. Location of all existing and proposed streets, roadways, driveways, easements and rights of way.
3. Location of all existing and proposed utilities such as sanitary sewers, water mains and gas, telephone and electric lines.
4. Location of all existing and proposed drainage including sump pump discharge to ditch or swale and gutter discharge to swale or ditch lines from and across the site location of intermittent and permanent springs, if any, and culverts and other drainage structures.
5. Enough information on those areas abutting or adjacent to the site to show existing drainage patterns and the drainage course that may affect or be affected by the proposed construction or development.
6. Name and address of the party preparing the plan along with certification and seal attesting to its accuracy.
B. Provided, however, that single-family residential driveway culvert and driveway drainage projects may, in the discretion of the village, be exempted from the requirements that the development plan or construction plan be drawn or approved by a professional engineer. Provided further, that unless waived by the village, subsections A1 through A6 of this section shall be included on the sketch or drawing for single-family residential driveway culvert and driveway drainage projects.
C. No permit shall be issued to a person who has failed to pay any fine, penalty or debt owing to the Village (“Village Debt”). A person whose permit application is rejected based on a Village Debt may appeal the decision, which appeal must be in writing and filed with the Village Clerk within ten (10) days following the decision. The written appeal must include the basis for contesting the Village Debt and other information that will help the applicant’s case. Within the body of the written appeal, the Applicant may also request a hearing to contest the Village Debt. The Village Administrator will set a hearing date within ten (10) days of the receipt of the written request for hearing and will rule on any appeals that are timely filed. If a timely written appeal is not filed, the Village Debt will be considered final. (Ord 2019-O-25 § 24: Ord. 1990-O-58 § 1)