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S-1005 - 10/09/2001 - ZONING - OrdinancesORDINANCE 2001- ZO- SU -EX1 -S -1005 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE G -68 AND GRANTING AN AMENDED SPECIAL USE PERMIT ( Briarwood Lakes Subdivision, Oak Brook, IL 60523) WHEREAS, Briarwood Lakes Community Association has applied to the Village of Oak Brook for an amendment to Ordinance G -68 entitled "An Ordinance Authorizing a Special Use Provided For By Section VII F -2 of the Oak Brook Zoning Ordinance, Being Ordinance No. G -60 of March 22, 1966, As Amended," which ordinance granted a special use to permit the development of the Briarwood Lakes Subdivision. A copy of Ordinance G -68 is attached. The proposed amendment would allow the encroachment of decks into common open areas owned by the Briarwood Lakes Community Association; and WHEREAS, the Plan Commission on August 20, 2001, recommended approval of the requested amendments to Ordinance G -68; and WHEREAS, a public hearing thereon was conducted by the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Oak Brook on September 4, 2001, pursuant to due and appropriate legal notice; and j WHEREAS, a recommendation has been made by both the said Zoning Board of Appeals and Plan I Commission that the amendment to Ordinance G -68 be granted; and WHEREAS, the President and Board of Trustees concur with the recommendations of the Zoning Board of Appeals and Plan Commission and deem the passage of this ordinance to be in the best interest and in furtherance of the general welfare of the Village of Oak Brook; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF OAK BROOK, DU PAGE AND COOK COUNTIES, ILLINOIS as follows: Section 1: That the provisions of the preamble hereinabove set forth are hereby adopted as though fully set forth herein. Section 2: That paragraph 3 of Section 2(a)(i)(B) of Ordinance G -68 is hereby amended to read as follows: "3. The common open space shall not be sold or leased, nor shall it be improved for other than the common social or recreational use of the home owners, and dwellings may not be constructed in said common open space; provided, however, that the board of directors of said association may grant or revoke a revocable license on its property to allow the construction and maintenance at or near grade of an unroofed and unenclosed structure, terrace, or deck (including steps to grade and a staircase from an upper level deck, perimeter railings and /or kneewall) extending no more than twenty (20) feet from the rear and /off side of the building, and /or an upper level, unroofed and unenclosed structure, balcony and /or staircase (including perimeter railings), extending no more than sixteen (16) feet fromi the rear and /or side of the building, and provided further that no such terrace, deck, balcony or staircase shall be closer than twenty (20) feet from the nearest building, and provided further that no such structure shall encroach on or over any pre- existing utility easement unless all of the grantees of such easement approve in writing such encroachment and provided further that attached townhouses shall be considered a part of the same building." Ordinance 2001 -ZO-SU-EX1 -S Amending G -68, an Amended Special Use Permit, Briarwood Subdivision, Page 2 Section That except as amended hereby, all other provisions of Ordinance G -68 be same are hereby ratified and confirmed in all respects and remain in full force and effect. apprSection 4: That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after passage anI oval pursuant to law. i PASSED THIS 9th day of October, 2001. Ayes: Trustees Butler, Caleel, Craig, Korin and Savino i Nays: None Absent: Trustee Miologos Abstain: None APPROVED THIS 9th day of October, 2001. e Clerk Approved as to Form: Village Attorney Published natp Not Published I.\ ADMIMSSCHMIDT \WORDDOC\ORD \BRIARWOOD LAKES.doc Village Preside I Panpr -1005 Lakes nd the AN OR DINANCE: :AUTHORIZING A SPECLAL USE PR( BY SECTION VII F -2 OF THE ( AX' t3kGC.H ZG'NING ORDINANCE, BEING *-<I,INA\CE' NC, G -60 GF MARCH 22 1906. AS Ali ENDED, WHEREAS, Gak Brook Devrlopmelit Company previously filed with the Village Clerk of the Village ­f Oak Brook, Illinois an application dated September 271, 1966, requesting among ocher things that a -special us b c e autht-rized for single - family att.., hed and semi - detached dwellings on property described in Exhibit A attaches: to and made a part hereof (hereinafter referred to as the "Premises''), and also, described in ,.� an exhibit attached to said application, w hich application «•ith attached i exhibit was thereafter entered into the records of a meeting of the Board ^f Trustees; and WHEREAS. the Village Clerk f­r warded a copy of said application to the Plain Comnission of the Village and also forwarded a c py of said application{ and exhibits to the "Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village with a request to hold a public hearing and submit to the Board of Trustees ,f the Village (hereinafter referred to as the. "Village Board") a report of its findings and recocmmendati -ns; and WHEREAS, said Board of Appeals, after re ! ESP � receiving and considering the October Ig, 1966 report of the Plan Commission and after considering the i testimony and evidence preseated at a public hearing on said application, which • I public hearing was held on October 25 and 26, 1966, upon notice by publication in the Oak Brook and Hinsdale Doin&_s on October 6, 1966, reported its findings and 'recommendations to the Village Board on November 3, 1966; and J � i fr• � `k'EiEREAS, the V il! Board, having reviewed said red s of the Plan Cnmmissi -n and Zoning Board of .appeals, both of which reports recommend the authnr ization of the special use, no -w finds: (1) Oak Brook Development Company is the beneficial n %vner of the Premises and entitled tr exclusive pnssessinn thereof and intends to request a znning certificate for each structure erected thereon. i (2) Oak Brook Development Company has complied with all of the requirements of the Oak Brook Zoning Ordinance: as amended (hereinafter referred to as the "Ordinance") and applicable statutes of the State: of Illinnis, and the procedure folle wed in pr- cessing its applicat.on, set forth above, satisfies all of the reciuiret::ents i -f the Ordinance and applicable statutes of the State of Illin -is. � (3) The special use requested is one that may be authori::ed by the Village hoard under the provisions of the C rdtnancr, and the Premises are presently zoned R -4 and consist of ninre than fiftyj t50l acrt:s-in area as required by Section VII F-2;c1 of the Ordinanrt:. i (4) The special use requested is so designed, located a.::cI propo:;ec! i to be operated that the public health, safety and welfare -will be pro% — tecterl, and the special use will not cause injury to the %•a!ue of o0cr property in the neighborhood in which it is to b,,' Jocatcd. I (5) The sp.:cial use requested \vill be an rcnn- mically sound and' an esthetically -pleasing use of the Premises. (6) The area fe r which the special use is requestedi is an area of the type* referred to in Section VII A -3 of the Ordinance as being par; - titularly suited for types of d%velling units other than single'- Tamil }• detach n ed, because characterized b}' proximity t heavy traffic, the regi -nal shopping center or light industry. NOW. Ti -E_RE_ CR. IT ORDACc FD the President a.., Board of Trustees Of the Village of Oak Brook, I ;ltn• • :�;,•: Sectinn 1. Pursuant to Secti, %n /I: :' •If the Ordinance, the Premises described• ir. Exhibit A hereto and made a part hereof may be developed as ;A "peed• Use by Oak Brook Development CnRlpariy. cxelusivC(%, v.* t:iout regard to the prnvisinns of sub- sections F- 3 through I - ), both inclusive, of See Section �'II and the pr•-visinns of sub-erti ••.'C', Of Sectinn V of the Ordinance, for: Si ngle- fatitily detai h.:d, at :ache:d and serni- detached dwellings, provided that the gross density of the Premises when fully de- veloped shall :i ^t exct:,d three dwelling units per acre: the height of any striie:ture sh;,ll n••t eXe;e eel 30 feet: nc% structure shall con- tain more than two and on.-.-half stories: the ground flonr living area per dwelling shall not be less than 1, 300 square feet for a ^tie - story dwelling, and 900 square feet for a dwelling of more than one st ^ry: anti off - :ttre•et parking shall mect thy- requirettlents Seeti -11 \1 of the Ordinance-, i Section 2. This special use is authorized on the f ^tl�win� � cnnditi^r.s: (a) Preliminary Dcvel ^o.•:ient Plan (i) Within three (3) months after the issuance of the• sprrial use permit herein authorized, C'ak Brook Development Cn::;vany shall � cause to b, prepared and filet'. µvith the Village Clerk an•applicatio i inr approval of a reliniinar P ) deti•clooRlent plan for the dcvelnpmt•nt ^f at least fifty (50) acres of the PrC;TllsCS. µ•hich plan shall be in substantial conf ^rmance with the plan attached hervtn as Exhibit B' and described in the various materials subt7nitted by C'ak Brook 1 DevelnpRient Company, particularly µ•ith regard to site planning, principal structures, architectural design and general standards ^f quality ant! cost. Said application shall be arcnmpan.ied by five (j51 c ^pits ••i each of the fall -wing: 1A) The preliminary development plan which shall consist eiC the ( ^Illnw.ing: ], Preliminary subdivisi ^n plat lncating and shnµ•ing lay -� out of streets and drives, public and private, pedestrian walks, if any, utility easctrents, land to be preserved as Permanent c -mmnn open space, and lots and such other matters as are required by the Oak Brook Subdivision, Regulations Ordinance, being Crdinance \o. G -37 of April 10,, 1962 (hereinafter referred to as the "Subdivision Ordinance "), accompanied by an application fnr approval and the required filing fees pr ^vided by the Subdivision Ordinance: Preliminary site plan indicating the total ground area of all buildings will not exceed twenty (200,10) per cent of thel total area of the-platted land and indicating the arrangemcrit and tentative lncatinn ^f dwellings, including set -backs frf�rn - 3 - i street- 1d drives, and ether special atures of the plan; provide- that the minimum distance ber --aen principal buildings, as measure] oe-cween bearing walls, shall be not Less than 20 feet, except that this distance may be reduced by tw-3 (2 ) feet if one of such waLLs encloses an attached garage or carport and by four (4) feet if each of such walls encloses an attached garage or carport ; Provided further that. each principal building shalt{ be set back at Least thirty (10) feet from dedicated public streets, Provided that any part or all of the information required t 0 be shown on the preliminary site plan may instead be shown on the preliminary subdivision plat. (B) Draft of the proposed protective covenants Whereby Oa'c Brook Development Company proposes to regulate land use and otherwise Protect the proposed development, which covenants shalt contain the following specific provisions together with such others as the Company sha L 1 deem appropriate: L. Title to the common open space shaLL be held b y an incorporated home owners' association. i i 2. The ccrWaun open space shall be maintained by said home owners' association, and the-pro-raced charges � against each owner for the expense of said maintenance, if not paid when due, shall be a Lien on the property of said owner within the subdivision. which Lien shall be subordinate only to bona -fide mortgages existing from time to time and Liens imposed pursuant to municipal, state or federal Law. Pr3perty of owners within the sub- division shall also be subject to similar Liens for other charges imposed by the association for the expense of removal of garbage and debris, and the maintenance of other can-non services including utilities and street repairs, and clearance. In the event that the horse owners' association. or any successor association shall at any time after five (S) Years subsequent to the recording of the declarat:en of Protective covenants fail to maintain the common open space in reasonable order and condition in acco_dancej with the covenants, the Village of Oak Brook or its suc- cessor may serve written notice upon the association for upon the residents of the subdivision setting forth the manner in which the association has failed to maintaiin the co=on open space in reasonable condition, and said notice shall include a demand that such deficiencies of maintenance be cured within thirty (30) days thereof, and shall state the date and place of a hearing thereon which shall be held by the PLan Commission within fourteen !(Lk) C days of the notice. At such hearing before the Plan om- mission,* it may modify the tents of the original notiice as to the deficiencies and may give an extension of time' within which they may be cured. If such deficiencies have nolt been cured within said thirty (30) days or any extension thereof, the Village, in order to preserve the taxable values lof the properties within the subdivision and to prevent the 1coaroaon -4- C -3 open space om becoming a public nuisanc may enter upon said common open space and maintain the same for a period of one year. Said enter- and :maintenance shall not vest in the public any right to use the common space except when the same is voLuntarily dedicated to the public by the owners. Sef ore the expiration of said year the Village shall, upon its initiative or upon the request of the association theretofore responsible for the maintenance of the common open space, call a public hearing upin notice to such association, or to the residents of the subdivision, to be held by the Plan Cost - mission, at which hearing such association or the residents of the subdivision shall show cause why such maintenance by the Village shall not, at the election of the Village, continue for a succeeding year. If the Plan Commission shall determine that such association is ready.an3 able to maintain said common open space. the.ViLLage shall cease to maintain said co=on on open space at the end of said year. If the PLan Commission shall determine such association is not ready and able to maintain said common open space, the ViLLage may, in its discretion, continue to maintain said common open space during the naxt succeeding year and subject to a similar hearing and determination in each year thereafter. Said home owners' association shall reimburse the ViLLage for all expenses incurred by it in maintaining said common space. If said association has not paid the ViLLage in full for all such cost incurred in any such year within ninety (90) days after the end thereof, then the cost of such -nain- tenance not so reimbursed shall be assessed in equal shares against the Lots within the subdivision and she U become a lien on said properties. 3. The common open space shall not be sold or leased, nor shall it be improved for other than the common social or recreational use of the home owners, and dweLlings may not be constructed in said common open s ?aye. 4. Appropriate controls regarding sale, transfer, conveyance or Lease of any lots within the subdivision shall be included. 5. 'No improvement, addition or exterior re-modeling (subsequent to initial improvem.:nt by Oak Brook DeveLopment Company) shall be commenced until approved by the Board of Directors cf the association. 6.. Eac� Lot owner with respctct •to party walls shall bed sub je _ t to appropriate provisions regarding .use, maintenance an!d repairs. 7. The covenants shall be recorded in the office Deeds of Du Page County. Illinois, shall run with shall bind the heirs, administrators, ssccessors of the owners of the lots in the subdivision, but be personally Liable for any act or omission not white such person was not an owner. (C) Drafts of proposed owners' association, V. i of Recorder of the Land* and and assigns no person sha l 1 taking place 1 articles of incorporation and by -Laws of the home -5- j F#q (ii) Said prelimiL►ary devel ^prnent plan and accnmpan f :ng dncuments shall be referred to tht• Plkn C-,ninlissinn at least ten (10) days in advance of its next meet►nl, a::c the Plan Commission shall nntify Oak Br n ^K Development C -wipany as to the time and place of the meeting at which it w-1! he Afforded an npportunity of being heard. Within thirty (30) days f. o::i the date of filing, said plan, if in { accordance with the pr- -visi-.ns of this ordinance and the applicable prnvisi -ns of the Subdivision Ordinance, shall be approved, or, if � not in accordance with aam provisi -ns, shall be disapproved by the Plan Commission., Whet: ;a-.d plan has been acted upon by the Plan Commisiinn it shall b,.• referred to the Village Bnard. If the Plan Commissinn approves said plan it shall so indicate (approval shall also be indicated on the preliminary subdivisinn plat) and, if it dis- approves such p 1 a n, it shall furnish the Village and Oak Brook Development Company a written statement setting forth the reasons for such disapproval and specifying with particularity the aspects in which said! plan fails to conforni to the provisions of this Ordinance and the applicable pro\-isions of the Subdivision Ordinance. The Village Board shall accept or reject said plan within thirty (30) days] after the regular stated meeting follnw•ing the action of the Plan Cnm- mission. Approval or acceptance of said plan insofar as it relates ti the preliminary subdivisinn plat shall be indicated in the manner sets forth in the Subdivision Ordinance. If and when aporoved, the copses i ^f said plan shall be distributed as set forth in Scctinn III B-7 of the Subdivision Ordinance. (b) Final Development Plan (i) Within nne ( 1) year after the approval of the orelitninary develo I ment plan, Oak Brook Development Company shall cause to be pre - pared and filed with the Village Clerk an application for approval of a final development plan for developnient of that portion of the Premises �o�•eredi by the preliminary plan. Said applicati -n shall be accompanied by the loll -wing: (A) The Final Development Plan -,-.-hick shall consist oI the folln\%•ins: 1. Final subdivision plat and puch other documents as are required by the Subdivision Ordinance shoring such matters as are required by subsection (a)(i)(A) ! of Section 2 of this Ordinance and by the Subdivision Ordinance, and in any variations from the approved preliminary subdivision plat: 2. Final site plan showing such matters as are required by subsection (a)(i)(A) 2 of Section 2 of this Ordinance, and indi- cating any variations fro n the approved preliminary site pilan; provided that any part or all of the informatinn required to be shn«•n on the final site plan may instead be shown on the final subdivision plat. (B) Final protective covenants containing specific provisions regarld- ing the matters set forth in subsections (a)(i)C) 1 through 7 of Sectio,n 2 of this Ordinance and such other provisions as are appropriate and not inconsistent with said subsections. F-5 (ii) Said preliminary dcvel- ocnent clan and accnrnpa,., ing documents shall be referred to tht• Plkri C•,nimission at least ten (10) days in advance of its next mect:nl, a::d the Plan Commission shall notify f ak Brne k Develnpnit -nt C .ic:ipany as to the time and place of the I meeting at which it he ,Lf:nrded an nppnrtunity of being heard. � Within thirty (30) days f. o ;:i the date of filing, said plan, if in accordance with the pr- visions of this ordinance and the applicable provisinns of the Subdivision Ordinance, shall be approved, or, if not in accordance with Said Provisions, shall be disapproved by the Plan Conirnission. Whei: said plan has been acted upon by the Plan Commissinn .it shall bL• referred to the Village Bard. If the Plan Commission approves said plan it shall so indicate (approval shall also be indicated on the preliminary subdivision plat) and, if it dig-' approves such p 1 a n, it shall furnish the Village and Oak Brook Development Company a written statement setting forth the reasons for such disapproval and specifying with particularity the aspects in which said plan fails to conform to the pr,%-isions of this Ordinance; and the applicable pro%-isions of the Subdivision Ordinance. The 'Village Board shall accept or reject said plan within thirty (30) day's after the regular stated meeting following the action of the Plan Cnr:n- missinn. Appr ,,val or acceptance of said plan insofar as it relates 'tn the preliminary subdivisinn plat shall be indicated in the planner set forth in the Subdivision Ordinance. If and \,.•hen approved, the copies -f said plan, shall be distributed as set forth in Sectinn III B-7 of the Subdivisinn Ordinance. (b) Final Develoornent Plan (i) Within mane (1 } year after the approval of the preliminary develnp- ment plan, Oak Brook Development Company shall cause to be pre - pared and filed with the Village Clerk an applicatinn fnr approval of a final development plan for development of that p -rtinn of the Premises ce,vcrcd by the preliminary plan. Said application .shall be accompanied by the fnll�winq; (A) The Final Development Plan v.-hich sliall consist of the fnllnwing: 1. Final subdivisinn plat and puch other docurvtcnts as are required by the Subdivision Ordinance sho«•ing such matters as are required by subsection (a)(i)(A) ? of Section Z of this Ordinance and by the Subdivision Ordinance, and indicating any variations frori-i the approved preliminary subdivision plat: Final site plan showing such matters as are required by subscctinn (a)(i)(A) Z of Section Z of this Ordinance, and indi- cating any variations frorn the approved preliminary site plan; provided that any part or all of the information required to be shnw1n on the final site plan may instead be shown on the final subdivision plat. (B) Final protective covenants cnntaining specific provisinns regard - ling the chatters set forth in subsections (a)(iZC) 1 through 7 of Section 2 Inf this Ordinance and such other provisions as are apprnpriate and not inconsistent with said subsecti -ns.�� (C) Final. articles of incorperaL:on and b.,,-Lars of the home owners' association. (ii) The procedure to be f.3: lowed with regard to approval or dis- approval of said final subdivision plat shall be as set forth Jin the applicable provisions of `,the Subdiv -sion Ordinance. The final site pLan, protective covenants, and final articles of incorporation and by -Laws of the home owners' association shaLL be referred to the Plan Cc+:amission at least ter. (10) days in advance of its next meet- ing, and the Plan Commission st-all notify Oak Brook Development Company as to the time and place of the Plan Commission meeting at which it will be afforded an opportunity of being h?ard. To the extent that said final site plan does not contain any mater iaL; vari- aaces � fr om the previously approved preliminary site plan, the �Pt.an CoM..mission shall give it finaL approval. Any provisions materi'alLy varying from the previousLy approved preLiminary site plan maynot be given final ap ?r nvaL by the Plan Commission, but shaLL instead be refer red to the Village Board with the recocr.-nendations of the Plan Commission. If the Plan Com,-nission disapproves any such provision, it shall furnish the Village Board and Oak Brook Development Company with a written statement specifying with particularity its reasons disapproval. The Village Board shall approve and /or d isap ?rove; such provisions within thirty (30) days after its regular, stated meeting Lowing the action of the Plan Commission. Section 3. for fol- If Oak Brook Development Company shall not (A) ( i) Fite its initial prelim- inary development plan within three (3) months after the issus ;nce of the spec is L use percni t herein authorized ; and ( ii) f i Le a f ins'L development plan as to the property covered by said preliminary plan within one (t) year after the approval of such preliminary plan; and (iii) begin con - struction on the Premises within six (6) months after approval. of the initial. final. deve?opment plan; or (B) if no plan filed within two (2) Years after the issuance of the special use permit herein authorized reasonabLy conforms to the requirements of this ordinance. the authority herein granted for such special use shalt terminate and be of no fur- ther force or effect, and any special use permit issued hereunder shalt be automatica:Ly revoked forthwith, such termination and revo- catn io to be effective upon. the end of any such period during which the required act is not performed. Section 4- Even though Oati Brook Development Company may proceed with develop- ment of the Premises in stages so that only a potion of the .Premises (a: least fifty (50) acres, however) is included in its initial preliminary and final development plans, this special use herein authorized applies to the entire Premises which is one parcel of land, and any portion sub- sequently developed, if contiguous to a portion Previously developed. need not include fifty (50) or any other minimum number of acres of Land. Before proceeding with the development of any portion of the Premises not included in a previously approved subdivision plat and site pLan, Oak Brook Development Company shall submit preliminary and final -7- i - a . r i • F F I . deve lop:r.znt plans , inc ;ud ;ng s•.:ch matters which have not been pre- •: _ous aopr o,: ed , and the procedure regarl inz the approva 1 or :sapprc:-a : o: suc•n plans s;:a L L ^r. the saTP a t e•r : set r �nab�� e se. -~ d { :� _. -r Sit: t icr, ? ,,i th _s �• finance . Section, c ..z c, ns< - t. e •:: LiagC , neither the Oa: ?r oo: Do: z t,no-nent �. r ..,n�'a�y' - )r any pe s.'n or corporation c:tto succeeds t;r : t; p'.sitvon as a dz�'e ��:' t•�Crdt_n` manaQei• of art or alt cif zt. ' suc:; pz•^ tc:� - a _ : td s p L or e p-e.nt s2 s ;whe tier c r� .on no legal bznef is �a? : t Lz t� t:3e p: e 0V any' ?c :'titer•, the_r eof c:iLL Lea ve for a term of Less than t::enty, (2•)) ve ar s. a.-y dweUinz .:nit constructed on the prep ;sz o-- ��e,1. :toweve , tha the : tlrin3rr P, tr action sha l L be subject t an � subo�•c! ,Hate ;to a'_i. .:.zjrtzagzs or deed, .�t crust in tha nature of a mort=azr ;;o:: or h;erea; ter eNecutea enournberinz a,-%* part o, aLL of the prernises ^ter shall such r estr:.cti.o ;► suoer ce•�e ,nr in any way reduce the sew..- -::c,. a; =zc'' '-he �` - '�a - t:' o: any s',1c:i mortga ge o: creed of tru :t :n the c :a-t�r•: o► a S e C t t n^ A spec— La I. p use err.: t , a copy of w ;� :c;; J.3 attac ^ed 3nr .mec'.e a o3rt hzreo: as Exn 0 cc. nta :n ;n the or e i n SzC :i :r'. hereof acrd :ncnrporatin,3 by reference pr :�._�• : ;� ;.s ?2t :orth -in Szct:ons 2, 3, and f hereof, is*hereb; directe' t,. ss::ed. Sect .on 7 i T^ Ord .nance sna ; t -e fir: fuLt force and effect - p3ssa:z and ' a- by !!ta-- -te ;r. su:n cases 'r3- = ?, ar,d ,r- : ;dzd. °a=se7 and appro•.e^ `..v the °.'i.•s-Cent and Beard o Tr�.�te�� :�i •_' ' ' - the � _.aQ�- o t Oa'.: 8:-;,z,k . I L L t ~� i� �' `� — l _ S. a — 't. , this t •% day c`c i•�' � ,,. .. -� -' 14 vote` Ayes: T Naves : Absent: (7 Attetit. 7) Lerra Lnz F: tczk , LAge Clerk Approved by Te *_;: �s day- c_ T. A. ^S 'man . °rest ent I 1 a SPECIAL USE PERMIT The Premises described it Ex'.ir it '•A•• attached hereto and made a part hereof may be devetup -!d a• .a special use by Oak Brook Development Company exc lus Eve v, without regard to the provisions of subsections F -3 throw h �'- 9 , p g both i6c lus ive , of Section VII and the Aprovisions of subsec t �c•n G of Section V, of the Ordinance, for Sing Le- fa:*niLy detac,ied. attached and semi - detached dwellings, provided that the gross density of the Premises when fully developed shall not exceed three dwelling units per' ac:-e ; the height -of any structure shall not exceed 30 feet; no structure shall, contain more than two and one-half stories; the ground floor Living area per dwelling shall not be Less than 1,300 square feet for a one -story dwelling, and 900 sq,4ar e feet for a dwelling of more than one story; and off street parking sha ,l mee c the requirements of Section XI of the Ordinance. This permit is subject tL, the subsequent compliance with the re- quirements of Sections 2, 31 4 and 5 cif the Ordinance authorizing this, special use, Ord inancr No. adopted and approved by the President and Board of rustees of the `village of Oak Brook, I l L inc;s , on the --day of December, 1966. i Exn ib i t Ci That part of Svc.-ion 41.7 :,ncl •�:. Range T � .r . i_ of Section ?t: n z I1. East of the t1ircl I,. `ter To•.v ns ip 39 \orth, Zt:d o': Butler Cort�pJriy f'•asr t,r.a��.�. .. idisn and also being part of Lots 1 Asscssmunt Plat, as per plat thereof CLor dCd July S. 141-4 as Jo`::r..rzt 10. ltb- } -?-�0 i 3 descr tbed as follows : Beginning at tr:•: i:)u•h•. ast corn t• ^.e nce S. 8i: " _c 13 'A • :c.o�; , t corner of Section -77, aforesaid; t t. e South line " of 12t.,3. 45 feet; of said Section ?; a d t h l � distance en' cr , �'-�(� ' a distance S S` 1121'00" �4'. , a dist :.r. . -� 0 of 177. e-I feet . the cc o 4 fret to a point of curva;ur r; thence Northwesterly along the arc of a circle-. being convex t 3 o the jouthwes�t and tsr.grnt to last describL•(l lcnv$ h wing a radius 0 i f 3�4 feet, ar, ar of 21. 'e feet: thence N 4.4 'rt;l•�, c- dis,tance lo-zo ,0 E. , a distance of '?f . bq fr-c;; thence 0 " tip' . , a distance of 'K9. -49 :"et: thence t 10-- , 7 •tjr)•• a distance of '44. 8I feet. tnrn:t• .• 28'34'JJ'•' ,t' of N -�3'� � :00" «' s d:s:.znc e •71 csncc o; �-lo, i0 lout: • • of 34 feet: a distance of 19 5. th��tic•e \ - 13't)0�� E �... tr fc•rt , th�:nc:t• t' 3 5 ` 3? 00 t`�e:nct• N 8' 5 d'U''' F titi•. , a distance o'. t:i8. 71, feet; -• a di�t.Zncc• of I. a >j. v� feet: thoncv N 30'00'0 F distance of 150 feet: he•nce U ct: S X 33'00' E. th(•nc0 S -t -3_1 E. a dis:.ln J '3? .�•et• .1 distance Q00_ ,E. , a distanc•�; oC 3 , i f�.ct, thence \ o'�' ' -'tJU" c• ce �: l.v, �� feet: ;�,•nt:c• r' = - thence: N e:3 ` -{ ' �;:} ' E 2'07 ' a el.s tanee o; );f) feet: •i etl;t !,e'� oC fe e,.: t•h` net. 9J ' ..00 3 GJista::eC O: `4-� t' tl! "' x'13 . fee• . �•nc�• "WOT, a dis • ther:ce S 6- 4''1'i)n -- - _ r -• . tar:cr o: c�:.�, ;�i fc.,,t• a eliSt.l�vo o-. 3c:, 1 distance of IrcJ. S - f,:ec: tnenc�• 5 XS • 3 ';f)•• E " fret to po: on :.h e• Ce•ate•r line of Illi.- as now platted ar,d re . >>� ito rcr S3, •eore:rd. the:r.e•e• S 1•�� 30' ,t' •ii of Illinois Ro•.s;�. 83 c • • •ong said Conter Line a distanLt•.o, 'r j1 feet to a ?oin: o: curvature•: the•nCe eontinuinl19 Southerly along said ,•vriterline . «•hick is cati.•es t; 1 the Southtrr.st anti la%•in` range nt to last de5C�;'�re o: a circle. a radius of -� 7 r 33 fe•e,t (re cordcd -t 774. 74 fe.•Ct), .1rZ a•r 5��i liras, and li�e•ing ''��� =. �� tl�Ct (re•cord�•d ?OJS, 5�� fc t �tzn�c• of •e ) to a point of tarL!vn .1... .s1on said (:rnte•r Line of Illinois y: r.encr eon'r.in•�;ng ois Route 33, S, ,. �J ;r)•• • , a distance of 536. 8; feet to s point on the South 1 t- id ine of t ��' ; ss th�•ncr \ 8�'- }U'3U" 1, o S�•c ion ..n. a!' "or�•- ��'e.st alon,4 the South line of said Je•L: �. o: � distance r;6 , 73 f ce•t to tl1e• place_• of hr •innin ion: Z_, s h�•rcto:orr eIe•dicated for Illinois lto•atr g3� e.•r Doe`s \e•p1' those• Parts there:o; and for 31st S;r%�e p r Do,:, No. (; 1 o• s 3 -'O y�0 and 333 c;-� 3 3 � 3), containing 8 lt'ss• All in Dupage Countv, Illinois, i. 12'27 acres rtlpre• or