The setback lines are required as a portion of the zoning code adopted by the city in 1968. This code helps prevent overcrowding, provides for air and open space, allows for minimal privacy, and lessens the risk of fire. The city has an exclusive contract with a waste management company for dumpster services, including construction dumpsters. You will need to order the dumpster through City Hall, (618) 654 - 9891.

Certain major streets have been scheduled for future widening to accommodate anticipated traffic demands. Therefore, building "setback lines" have been established to preclude construction of new buildings "within the setback areas" and to secure the required dedications of right of way. You may contact the Public Works Department at 781-7200 or stop by the office at 955 Morro Street to find out if your property is affected.

Section 20-1045 of the Zoning Ordinance states that "within the shoreland setback area in conformance with the regulations of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, no structures are permitted. "Structures" includes fences, ice fishing shanties, accessory buildings other than boathouses, minor structures, and any retaining wall not approved by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

You can view the setback requirements at the On-Line link under Title 17 Zoning, Section 17.16.070 by clicking here or you can contact the Community Development Department at (307) 857-7710 for determining the setback requirements as they vary, depending on the zone of your property.

The size of structure is approved through the Zoning Division. A one story accessory building may be constructed on a floating concrete slab not exceeding 720 sq ft. and no dimension greater than 30’.

The Comply-Line is a toll-free phone number that is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, every day of the year by an independent contractor. The contractor is professionally trained to take your calls about possible misconduct, or to arrange for you to receive answers to any questions you may have about compliance issues. You may call the Medical Center's toll-free Comply-Line at (877) 898-6072. Any compliance issue may be reported anonymously.

Yes! We will be glad to accept your payment by fax or phone. Please see our off-line payment options.

A 50 foot undisturbed buffer will be required along all sides and rear lot lines. See Article VI of the CC&R's for specific building setback requirements.

A setback is a required amount of area between the property line and where items may be located, i.e. sheds, RVs, etc. Setbacks vary according to the particular zoning of the property. Yes.

Yes. For complete quality assurance, the Portakabin buildings we offer are independently approved to conform to relevant Building Regulations, The Building Standards (Scotland) and other permanent building regulations.*

The individual answering the line will make handwritten notes as you describe your concern. He/she will ask additional questions to ensure your concerns are reflected with as much detail as possible You will be instructed on how and when to call back so you can check on the status of your concern, if you choose to do so Promptly after the call, the contractor generates a report and forwards a copy to the Medical Center's Compliance Officer for follow-up

No. Although planned outages are sometimes necessary to connect new customers onto our live electrical distribution system or for conducting routine maintenance, the new transmission lines will not be activated until completion. Consequently, there are no scheduled interruptions due to construction of the new lines. The system of overhead and underground lines that connect to local residents and businesses are part of the local distribution network.

square feet at the projected roof line. (But other factors, like setbacks from property lines and septic systems, may affect this.)

For a more detailed explanation of a type of inspection, click on the link at the bottom of this page. EROSION CONTROL MUST BE IN PLACE. If it is not in place when the inspector arrives on the jobsite, the requested inspection will not be done (A failed note will be recorded in the building permit records). Twenty-Four (24) hours notice is required for all inspections. To schedule an inspection contact the Building Division at (618) 654-7115.

You can be sure your order was placed if, after completing the purchasing process, you see our "Thank You for Your Order". If you supplied an email address you will also receive an electronic receipt from service@tangovox.com confirming your order.

Our plans are drawn to meet the 2003 International Residential Code for One & Two Family Dwelling and the 2003 International Building Code with Utah amendments. Many states and counties amend the codes in their area. Consult your local building officials to determine your plan, code, and site requirements.

Yes, all projects require a Full Plans application to be submitted to your local authority Building Control and any project must comply with Building Regulations 1991 (as amended).

Designing in accordance with the guidance in the Approved Documents tends to demonstrate compliance with the requirements of Building Regulations in the event of an alleged contravention. If the guidance in the Approved Documents has not been followed it will be for the designer to demonstrate by other means that the requirements have been satisfied. The designer may wish to refer to documents such as the: -