ORDINANCE 10-14 2026

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Ordinance 10-14 amends the Sign Regulations in the Village of Morton Grove, Illinois, to update and streamline the sign approval process, ensuring compliance with current laws. The new regulations aim to make the sign application process more user-friendly, allowing for electronic messaging signs under certain conditions and eliminating permits for temporary signs while requiring registration. The ordinance outlines various types of signs, their definitions, permit requirements, and criteria for approval, emphasizing aesthetic considerations and public safety.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open ORDINANCE 10-14 in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the 'Purpose' section (10-10-1) to understand the intent behind the signage regulations. This will guide your application process.
Proceed to 'Definitions' (10-10-2) and familiarize yourself with key terms such as 'Exempt Signs' and 'Prohibited Signs'. This knowledge is crucial for compliance.
Fill out the 'Permit Requirements & Administration' section (10-10-3). Ensure all necessary information is provided, including signatures from both the sign owner and property owner.
If applicable, check the criteria for 'Exempt Signs' (10-10-4) to see if your sign qualifies for a permit exemption, which can simplify your process.
Review the 'General Regulations' (10-10-6) to ensure your sign adheres to design and maintenance standards before finalizing your submission.

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