Section
General Provisions
94.001 Definitions
94.002 Applicability
94.003 Permits; necessity
94.004 Processing of permits
94.005 Enforcement
Driveway Permits
94.020 Applications
94.021 Plans or drawings
94.022 Specifications and design standards
94.023 Conditions and limitations in permits
94.024 Indemnity and insurance
94.025 Performance bonds
Driveway Standards
94.040 Driveway locations
94.041 Clear vision and buffer areas
94.042 Design features
94.043 Commercial driveways; permits
94.044 Commercial driveways; consolidation
94.045 Commercial driveways; alteration of dimensions
94.046 Commercial driveways; right-turn lanes
94.047 Two-way commercial driveways
94.048 One-way commercial driveways
94.049 Divided commercial driveways
94.050 Dual service driveways
94.051 Directional commercial driveways
94.052 Residential driveways; number and separation
94.053 Residential driveway dimensions
94.054 Field entrances and utility structure driveways
94.055 Surfacing and curbing along curbed streets
94.056 Surfacing and curbing along uncurbed streets
94.057 Surfacing and curbing of field entrances and utility structure driveways
94.058 Surface materials and thickness
94.059 Right-turn lanes and tapers
94.060 Shoulders
94.061 Driveway curb details
94.062 Drainage
94.063 Profile
94.064 Parking and storage
94.065 Traffic signs and markings
Banner and Parade Permits
94.080 Permittees
94.081 Hearing; request; time; notice; effective date of driveway permit revocation
94.082 Hearing representation
94.083 Effective date
94.999 Penalty
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GENERAL PROVISIONS
For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.
BANNER. An arrangement of words, lettering or symbols or a decorative device, including a Christmas decoration suspended over any portion of a street or adjacent to a gravel lane.
BUFFER AREA. A portion of a street right-of-way adjacent to a pavement that serves as a physical barrier between street traffic and activity on private property.
CIRCLE DRIVEWAY. A private driveway that enters and leaves private property at two points within the same frontage.
CLEAR VISION AREA. Land acquired or used by the village over a street for the purpose of maintaining unobstructed vision.
COMMERCIAL DRIVEWAY. A driveway serving a commercial establishment, industry, governmental or educational institution, hospital, church, apartment building or other large traffic generator.
DIRECTIONAL DRIVEWAY. A driveway designed so that traffic leaving the street is separated from traffic entering the street with some turning movements prohibited.
DIVIDED DRIVEWAY. A driveway designed so that traffic leaving the street is separated from traffic entering the street.
DUAL SERVICE DRIVEWAYS. Two adjacent commercial driveways designed to facilitate traffic movement from a street to a single private property by use of either driveway and a return to the street by use of the other driveway.
FIELD ENTRANCE. A driveway serving a farmyard, cultivated or uncultivated field, timberland or undeveloped land not used for industrial, commercial or residential purposes.
FRONTAGE. A private property line that abuts a street right-of-way.
RESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAY. A driveway serving a private home.
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE. A boundary between private property and public land under legal control of the village or another agency having jurisdiction over the street.
UTILITY STRUCTURE DRIVEWAY. A driveway serving a utility structure, such as a pumphouse or substation, which operates automatically and requires only occasional access.
(Ord. 2008-01, passed 5-12-2008)
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