3 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in DuPage County, Illinois.
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Any new, modified, or relocated driveway connecting to a DuPage County highway requires a Highway Permit from the DuPage County Division of Transportation under the county's Highway Rights-of-Way Permit and Fee Ordinance (effective 03/01/2023). Permits cover access, construction within the right-of-way, sight distance, and surface restoration. Driveways onto municipal streets are regulated by the host municipality, and driveways onto state highways require an IDOT permit instead.
In unincorporated DuPage County, the Zoning Ordinance bars outdoor storage of commercial vehicles, construction vehicles, and equipment in residential (R-1 through R-7) districts. Household Accessory Equipment must be kept inside an enclosed structure, and front yards plus corner side yards may not be used for off-street parking or on-site circulation.
Abandoning a vehicle on a highway or in public view in DuPage County is prohibited under 625 ILCS 5/4-201. The DuPage County Sheriff has primary jurisdiction outside the corporate limits of any city, village, or town. A vehicle abandoned on private property may be authorized for removal after a seven-day waiting period, or immediately if classified as a hazardous dilapidated motor vehicle.
1 cities in DuPage County have their own parking rules rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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