Prior to applying for an initial permit, the applicant must provide written proof that the applicant served written notice, by first class U.S. mail, no more than thirty calendar days and no less than fifteen calendar days prior to the submission of the permit application, to all properties adjacent to the applicant's lot, of the applicant's intent to apply for a permit. The written notice shall inform the recipients of the proposed application for a permit, and the ability of the recipients to object to the application on the grounds set forth below. The form of the written notice shall be available from the Village. The notice requirements herein shall not apply to Dominican University.
Within seven calendar days of receiving notice from the applicant, a recipient may file a written objection with the Village to the applicant's permit application if any recipient, a recipient's family member or a recipient's employee (if the recipient is a business) suffers from anaphylaxis or a related life-threatening condition. If the objector provides documentation from a licensed physician or medical professional that confirms an anaphylaxis reaction or a life-threatening condition related to bee stings, the application shall be denied. (Ord. 3666, 11-27-2017)