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Shirley, IL

73 local rules on file · Pop. 135 · McLean County

Showing ordinances that apply to Shirley, IL

Shirley is an unincorporated community with a population of approximately 135 in McLean County, Illinois. Because Shirley is not an incorporated city, it does not have its own municipal government or city code. Instead, McLean County ordinances apply directly to residential and commercial properties here. The rules below are the county-level regulations that govern your area. Nearby incorporated cities in McLean County may have different rules.

Animal Ordinances

Mandatory Spay/Neuter

Significant Restrictions

A McLean County dog caught running at large for a second time must be spayed or neutered within 30 days of being reclaimed, unless it's already altered. Section 165-7B makes the…

Bird Protection

Heavy Restrictions

McLean County makes it unlawful to trap, catch, kill, wound or cruelly treat any bird, take a bird egg, or rob a nest anywhere in a county park or recreational area, under Code §…

Microchipping

Some Restrictions

McLean County Animal Control will not release an adopted dog or cat until it has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, registered, and microchipped, or the adopter has signed an…

Cat Rules

Some Restrictions

McLean County requires every cat owner countywide to register their cat with the County of McLean and keep a current rabies vaccination and registration tag. Animal Control or any…

Breed Restrictions

Significant Restrictions

McLean County doesn't restrict dogs by breed, but it does regulate individual dogs once Animal Control declares them dangerous or vicious under Chapter 165. A dangerous dog must be…

Dog Leash Laws

Some Restrictions

McLean County bans letting a dog run at large in any unincorporated, subdivided residential area of the county. Animal Control or any Illinois law enforcement officer can catch and…

Veterinary Clinic Zoning

Significant Restrictions

Veterinary clinics, kennels and stables cannot operate as a home occupation in unincorporated McLean County. Section 350-43.R(1)(k) places them eighth on the list of uses the county…

Chickens & Livestock

Some Restrictions

McLean County lets residential lots keep hens as an accessory use, but only on a quarter acre or more inside a single-family district. Section 350-43GGG(2)-(3) sets a sliding cap from…

Other Communities in McLean County

These unincorporated areas are also governed by McLean County ordinances.