5-6-2: EVERTON SUBDIVISION:
   A.   The City shall have the authority to enforce signs regulating the stopping, standing, or parking of vehicles in designated fire lanes installed on privately owned drive aisles within the Everton Subdivision, which privately owned drive aisles are depicted on the Final Planned Unit Development Plan and Final Plat of Subdivision for the Everton Mixed-Use Development approved by City Ordinance No. O2019-05 and recorded with the DuPage County Recorder as Document No. R2019-034239.
   B.   M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, shall, at its sole cost and expense, erect and maintain any and all signs necessary for the enforcement of the parking restrictions within designated fire lanes on the private property identified in Subsection 5-6-2 .A.
   C.   No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle within the Everton Subdivision in violation of the specific restrictions set forth on any sign prohibiting parking installed pursuant to this Section.
   D.   Where any owner or user of a vehicle shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle in violation of the specific restrictions set forth on any sign prohibiting parking installed pursuant to this Section, the City may enforce the restriction against such person as if the action had taken place on a public highway.
   E.   M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, shall not deny the City access to the private roadways identified in Subsection 5-6-2 .A or erect or maintain any gate or other control device in a manner that prevents the City from accessing such private roadways to enforce the regulations of this Section. If M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, violates this Subsection 5-6-2 .E, then the City shall have no obligation to enforce any of the parking regulations set forth in this Section.
   F.   M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain general liability insurance in the minimum amount of two million dollars ($2,000,000) that names the City as a party insured for any claims arising out of the enforcement by the City of the parking regulations set forth this Section on the private roadways identified in Subsection 5-6-2 .A. During any time that M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, does not maintain the insurance required by this Subsection, the Village shall have no obligation to enforce any of the parking regulations set forth in this Section.
   G.   M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC, or any successor in interest thereto, may rescind its request for the City to enforce the regulations of this Section on the private property identified in Subsection 5-6-1 .A by filing a written request with the City Administrator; provided, however, that no such rescission request may be filed prior to twelve (12) months after the date that M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC filed its written request for the City to enforce the parking regulations set forth in this Section. After receipt of such rescission request, the City Council will repeal this Section5-6-2 , which repeal will be effective on the January 1 immediately following the action by the City Council to repeal this Section.
(Ord. O2019-43, 8-5-2019)
5-6-3: VANGUARD WARRENVILLE APARTMENTS SUBDIVISION:
   A.   The City shall have the authority to enforce signs regulating the stopping, standing, or parking of vehicles in designated fire lanes, drive aisles, and loading/drop-off zones within Vanguard Warrenville Apartments Subdivision, which privately owned fire lanes, drive aisles, and loading/drop-off zones are depicted on the Final Planned Unit Development Site Plan and the Final Plat of Subdivision for the Vanguard Warrenville Apartments approved by City Ordinance No. 02019-46 and recorded with the DuPage County Recorder as Document No's. R2019-120712 and R2019-120713.
   B.   Vanguard Warrenville Apartments L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, shall, at its sole cost and expense, erect and maintain any and all signs necessary for the enforcement of the parking restrictions within designated fire lanes on the private property identified in Subsection 5-6-3 .A.
   C.   No person shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle within Vanguard Warrenville Apartments Subdivision in violation of the specific restrictions set forth on any sign prohibiting parking installed pursuant to this Section.
   D.   Where any owner or user of a vehicle shall stop, stand, or park a vehicle in violation of the specific restrictions set forth on any sign prohibiting parking installed pursuant to this Section, the City may enforce the restriction against such person as if the action had taken place on a public highway.
   E.   Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, shall not deny the City access to the private property identified in Subsection 5-6-3 .A or erect or maintain any gate or other control device in a manner that prevents the City from accessing such private property to enforce the regulations of this Section. If Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, violates this Subsection 5-6-3 .E, then the City shall have no obligation to enforce any of the parking regulations set forth in this Section.
   F.   Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, shall, at its sole cost and expense, maintain general liability insurance in the minimum amount of $2,000,000 that names the City as a party insured for any claims arising out of the enforcement by the City of the parking regulations set forth this Section on the private roadways identified in Subsection 5-6-3 .A. During any time that Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, does not maintain the insurance required by this Subsection, the City shall have no obligation to enforce any of the parking regulations set forth in this Section.
   G.   Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P., or any successor in interest thereto, may rescind its request for the City to enforce the regulations of this Section on the private property identified in Subsection 5-6-3 .A by filing a written request with the City Administrator; provided, however, that no such rescission request may be filed prior to 12 months after the date that Vanguard Warrenville Apartments, L.P. filed its written request for the City to enforce the parking regulations set forth in this Section. After receipt of such rescission request, the City Council will repeal this Section 5-6-3 , which repeal will be effective on the January 1 immediately following the action by the City Council to repeal this Section. (Ord. O2020-04, 1-20-2020)