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Village implements seasonal watering restrictions as heat rises

July 11, 2024 | La Grange Park, Cook County, Illinois



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Village implements seasonal watering restrictions as heat rises
As summer temperatures rise, the village is reminding residents of the seasonal watering restrictions in place until September 15th. Under these regulations, residents with odd-numbered street addresses are permitted to water on odd-numbered days, while those with even-numbered addresses can water on even-numbered days. The village appreciates residents' cooperation in adhering to these guidelines.

In addition, residents are encouraged to subscribe to the village's weekly electronic newsletter, known as e-briefs, to stay informed about important local news, including updates on construction projects and community events. Interested individuals can sign up by visiting the village's website and navigating to the \"How Do I\" page.

During the meeting, Trustee Zora reported on the building department's activities for June 2024. The department issued 83 building permits, a slight increase from 80 permits issued in June 2023. However, the estimated construction costs for June 2024 were just over $1 million, down from $1.4 million in the same month last year. Permit fees collected totaled $14,708, significantly lower than the $31,690 collected in June 2023. The department conducted 162 building inspections, with three not receiving approval. Additionally, seven new court enforcement cases were recorded, with six cases closed and one requiring further action.

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