(A) All restrictions regarding solicitation reflected in 65 Illinois Compiled Statutes 5/1-1-1 et seq., will be applicable.
(B) No real estate agent shall solicit any owner, or occupant of a dwelling to sell or rent, or list for sale or rental, such dwelling at any time after such owner or occupant has notified the village clerk that he does not desire to be so solicited. The clerk shall publish and make available without charge, appropriate forms which may be executed by any owner or occupant of a dwelling to provide such notice. The clerk shall prepare a list of the names and addresses of such owners and occupants and shall publish the same as follows:
1. By maintaining a copy of the list in the office of the village clerk and making it available for inspection;
2. By mailing or otherwise delivering a copy of the list annually, plus a quarterly list of additions and deletions, to every real estate firm belonging to the local board of realtors, if any; and
3. By furnishing a copy of the list upon request and payment of reproduction costs to any person having an interest in the sale or rental of any dwelling in the village. In addition, any owner or occupant of a dwelling may notify, in writing, any real estate agent that such owner or occupant does not desire to be solicited. Upon such notice, a real estate agent shall not solicit such owner or occupant to sell or rent, or list for sale or rental, such dwelling.
(C) No person shall engage in solicitation within the village unless such person has filed a notice of intent to solicit in accordance with the procedures in subsection (D) of this section.
(D) Not less than seven (7) or more than thirty (30) days prior to the date on which a person proposes to engage in solicitation within the village, such person shall file with the village clerk a "notice of intent to solicit". The notice shall be submitted on the form set forth below and shall contain the following information:
1. Name, business address and telephone number of the person filing the notice of intent to solicit.
2. Addresses of parcels of residential real estate whose owners or tenants the person proposes to solicit. If the solicitation will encompass a definable geographic area, such areas may be described as a whole and individual addresses need not be listed.
3. Dates of proposed solicitation (not to exceed a 2 week period).
4. Names of communities in which the person has engaged in solicitation within the preceding six (6) months.
5. A sample of the material proposed to be distributed. (Ord. 2012-02, 4-19-2012)