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A structure which does not clearly fall into any of the categories enumerated in Section 1444.05 shall be considered an accessory building unless it is determined that a special category and fees therefore shall be established by Council.
(Ord. 1974-16. Passed 11-25-74.)
A permit, under which the proposed work authorized by said permit is not commenced within six months of the date of issuance or not completed within twelve months after the date of issuance, shall expire, and no work under the permit shall commence thereafter. Said expired permit, however, may be renewed as set forth below, provided the proposed work is still in conformance with the Village Code and provided the owner and contractor estimate and the Village agrees that the work can be completed within the renewal period. Said permits for construction of new buildings where all work on exterior walls and roof is completed and inspected by the Village may be renewed in increments of three months with commencement and completion of the work to take place within the renewal period. All other permits may be renewed in increments of six months with commencement and completion of the work to take place within the renewal period. Fees for said permit renewals shall include a plan review fee if needed to determine compliance with Village Code, as well as the other fees as required in this chapter, with said fees being prorated based on the length of renewals periods being approved. For example, if a permit is renewed for one three-month period, then the renewal fee would be three-twelfths of the original permit fee.
(Ord. 2009-08. Passed 4-13-09.)
(a) The application for a permit for the construction of or addition to a building or structure, or the construction of, addition to or alteration of a landfill or landcut, shall, in addition to the payment of all other applicable fees required by this Code, deposit with the Village Clerk either cash or a letter of credit in the amount of three thousand five hundred dollars ($3,500.00) to cover the cost of repair of damage to street foundations or surfaces, sidewalks, sewers, conduits, culverts, ditches or other Village property or utilities that may result, directly or indirectly, from such construction, addition or alteration. Each building or structure so constructed or added to, and each landfill or landcut so constructed, added to or altered, shall require a separate deposit.
(Adopting Ordinance; Ord. 2001-19. Passed 5-14-01.)
(b) Upon completion of the work authorized by such permit, the Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements shall determine the amount of damage, if any, which has resulted, directly or indirectly, from the work completed pursuant to such permit. If it is determined that damage has resulted, then the cost of restoring the street foundation or surface, sidewalk, sewer, conduit, culvert, ditch or other Village property or utility, to a condition equal to that which existed before the issuance of the permit, shall be deducted from the amount deposited with the Clerk and shall thereupon be paid into the Village Treasury. The balance of the deposit, if any, shall be refunded to the applicant. If it is determined that no damage has resulted, the full amount of the deposit shall be refunded to the applicant.
(c) If the amount of such deposit is not sufficient to pay the costs of restoration, or if evidence of latent damage to sewers, conduits, culverts or underground utilities is found within one year of the work, then the amount of such deficiency or damage shall be certified by the Commissioner of Streets and Public Improvements to the Village Treasurer, who shall collect the same from the applicant.
(Ord. 1953-4. Passed 10-12-53.)
The Commissioner of Public Property and Building, when reviewing applications for building permits, shall determine whether or not the proposed construction is consistent with the need to minimize flood damage and is in conformity with the applicable flood prevention statutes of the State and ordinances of the Village. The Commissioner shall also determine whether or not the property owner has complied with all zoning regulations of the Village and all applicable building ordinances.
All use and occupancy permits shall be issued by the Commissioner of Public Property and Building or his or her designated representative upon proper inspection and determination that all standards have been met.
If a structure is occupied, or if heating plant, sewage facility, etc., is used, prior to issuance of a use or occupancy permit by the Village, there shall be assessed against the party to whom the building permit is issued a penalty of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per day for each day that such structure is used or occupied prior to the issuance of the use or occupancy permit.
This section shall apply only to construction for which a building permit was originally issued.
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