NEW SINGLE FAMILY HOME INFORMATION PACKET

40W270 LAFOX ROAD, SUITE B CAMPTON HILLS, IL 60175 Office: 630-584-5700 Fax: 630-584-5775 www.villageofcamptonhills.org NEW SINGLE FAMILY HOME INFORMATION PACKET THIS PACKET CONTAINS INFORMATION REGARDING ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE SUBMITTED AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION FOR A NEW SINGLE FAMILY HOME REQUIRED SUBMITTALS AT TIME OF APPLICATION: Building Permit Application 2 Complete sets of Building Plans 2 Copies of a Site Plan drawn to scale 11x17 or greater to show proposed construction 2 Copies of a Site Grading Plan for lots with sanitary sewer hookup, if existing grades are proposed to be changed (in addition to site plan) Appropriate form for either well/septic or sewer/water hookup approval (for new or altered well/septic or sewer/water hookup) 1 Copy of Access/Culvert permit (if a new access is proposed) In the State of Illinois, Fire Protection Districts have the authority to adopt and enforce ordinances independent from the Village of Campton Hills adopted building codes and ordinances. It is the owner's responsibility to notify the appropriate fire protection district and comply with any required submittals, inspections and occupancy requirements in addition to those required by the Village of Campton Hills. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FOR YOUR REFERENCE (enclosed): Procedure and Checklist for Site Plan New Single Family Building Permit Check List Required Inspections Building and Zoning Rules and Regulations Residential Plan Requirements Plan Examination and Code Compliance Worksheet Illinois Energy Conservation Code Residential Design Criteria Building Plan Revisions Building Plan Samples Stormwater Permit Information Health Department Contact Information Smoke Alarm Requirements Fire Districts Phone Numbers and Map NOTE: Copies of the Building Regulations are available upon request

PROCEDURE AND CHECKLIST FOR PROPOSED SITE PLAN Submit two copies of the proposed Permit Plat to the Village of Campton Hills. These shall be in hard copy format at a legible scale. Provide contact information including Name, Company, Address, Phone and Email address. The Village fee for a Plat/ Plan review shall include two reviews. The Village reserves the right to charge the applicant for any subsequent reviews that include missing or deficient items. 1. The following general information shall be included on the Plan A. Lot Number and Subdivision B. Legal Description of the Lot C. Identify Campton Township and Kane County D. Signature and Seal of a Registered Professional Engineer or Licensed Surveyor 2. The following Existing Items must included on the Plan (Please refer to the attached sample plan) A. Existing/ Proposed Adjacent Top of Foundation Elevation and Existing Features B. Existing Contours at 1 elevations (Dashed or Light Line Weight) Extending on the adjacent lots to indicate drainage patterns C. Existing Lot Characteristics Geometrics including Distance and Bearing Setbacks and Easements Benchmark D. Existing Utility Information Water and Sewer Service Stubs, Storm Sewer Structures, Sanitary Sewer Structures, Valve Vaults, Hydrants, and Utility Pedestals E. Existing Overland Flood Routes or Tributary Areas (If applicable) F. Existing Adjacent Stormwater Management Facilities (If applicable) Location and Normal and Highwater Elevations 3. The following Proposed Items must be identified on the Plan (Please refer to the attached sample plan) A. Proposed Contours at 1 Elevations (Solid or Heavy Lines) B. Proposed Foundation and Spot Elevations High Points, Low Points and Adjacent to Foundation Corners, Retaining Walls C. Drainage Arrows indicated flow patterns at 2% minimum slope D. Type of Structure Proposed using one of the following designations Standard Basement Foundation, Look-out Foundation, Walk-out Foundation E. Proposed Structure: Foundation Elevations corners and step locations Wall Dimensions Dimensions to Property Lines F. Proposed Structure Lowest Opening for Look-out and Walk-out Foundations G. Driveway Dimensions and Slopes (<10%) H. Sidewalk Geometry I. Soil and Erosion Control Items (i.e. silt fence and concrete washout areas) J. Any remaining items necessary to meet the minimum requirements

New Single Family Building Permit Check List Village of Campton Hills: 1) Permit Application: $1,600.00 Plan review fee, Balance due when permit is approved. 2) 2 sets of building plans, 2012 IRC as amended, 2015 State of Illinois Energy Code, 2014 State of Illinois Plumbing Code, 2011NEC - GFCI: all outlets (bathroom-exteriorgarage-kitchen) basement minimum of one(typical for all)[use single dedicated outlets for sump/furnace not GFI])- mark whirlpool location: follow 2011 NEC. Include note on floor plans or electrical sheet Arc fault protection - all circuit supplying power to sleeping area - per 2011 NEC. 3) 2 sets of site plans, engineering, see attached requirements. 4) Driveway Access/Culvert permit application $1,450.00 Fee 5) KDOT impact fee paid 41W011 Burlington Road St. Charles, IL 60175 Phone: 630-584-1170 Fax: 630-584-5265 Email: dicksonjerry@co.kane.il.us 6) Wasco Sanitary District permit, when applicable Office is located under the water tower in Wasco. 40W250 LaFox Road Saint Charles, IL 60175 Telephone: 630-443-0111 Fax: 630-377-9647 Email: Wascosanitarydistrict@Yahoo.com 7) Kane County Health Department well & septic permit when applicable Julie Wiegel, Assistant Director for Environmental Health 847-608-2124 Email:WiegelJulie@co.kane.il.us 8) School District Fee

Required Inspections Site Plan Requirements: Contact the Village of Campton Hills 630-584-5700 1) The spot survey / foundation location must be approved by the Village prior to framing. 2) The final survey / grading plan must be approved by the Village prior to issuing a Certificate of Occupancy. For inspections call B&F Technical Code Services, INC. Phone: 847-428-7010 Fax: 847-490-1476 E-Mail: bftech@bfteches.com Minimum 24 hour notice for inspections Re-inspections are invoiced at the rate of Seventy-Five Dollars ($75.00) for the first re-inspection and One hundred Dollars ($100.00) for any additional re-inspections for the same item. 1. FOOTING FORMS; When the forms are set and before the concrete is poured. 2. FOUNDATION FORMS; When the forms are set and before the concrete is poured. 3. BACKFILL; When the concrete is poured, waterproofed, drain tile is in place and covered with gravel but before the foundation is backfilled. 4. PLUMBING UNDERGROUND; When piping is located between the floors or underground but before the covering is in place. Flushing of the underground shall be witnessed. 5. WATER AND SEWER SERVICE (Call Wasco Sant. 630-443-0111), When the water and sewer service is installed, but before backfilled. 6. STORM WATER / SUMP PUMP DISCHARGE, (Call the Village of Campton Hills for this inspection 630-584-5700); When the storm sewer is installed, but before backfilled. 4" SDR 35 required. 7. FRAMING OR STRUCTURAL; Before any drywall, plaster or interior finish is applied. Rough-in of the electrical, plumbing, ductwork must be in place before the inspection. An inspection per floor is required. 8. HVAC ROUGH ; When piping and ductwork is installed. 9. ELECTRICAL ROUGH IN, When rough in work is complete and before drywall, concrete or backfill is in place. 10. PLUMBING ROUGH IN; When rough work is complete. 11. INSULATION; When insulation is installed prior to drywall. See page 2 attached. 12. ENERGY; Field inspector shall verify the visual inspections are called for prior to concealment or a blower door test is conducted by a third party.

13. CONCRETE FLOOR BASEMENT; When base reinforcing is prepared and in place, and before the concrete is poured. All utilities and service equipment in the concrete must be in place before the inspection. 14. CONCRETE FLOOR GARAGE; When base reinforcing is prepared and in place, and before the concrete is poured. All utilities and service equipment in the concrete must be in place before the inspection. 15. ELECTRIC SERVICE; When meter socket and main panel are installed 16. FINAL PLUMBING; When final work is complete, and before the system is operational. 17. FINAL HVAC; When all HVAC components are complete. 18. FINAL ELECTRIC; When all electrical components are complete. 19. FINAL ENERGY; When all other systems and assemblies are complete. 20. FINAL BUILDING; When all Building components are complete. 21. SEPTIC & WELL; Shall be permitted & inspected by the Kane County Health Dept. 847-608-2850 OTHER INSPECTIONS MAY BE REQUIRED PER YOUR PLAN REVIEW.

BUILDING AND ZONING SETBACKS AND REGULATIONS A. NEW SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES SETBACKS 1. Distance required from any road right-of-way is thirty-five (35) feet unless stipulated greater on zoning map or recorded plat. Some exceptions may exist in older neighborhoods. 2. Distance required from side and back lot lines is ten (10) feet and three (3) feet from any easement. Lots on record of fifty (50) feet or less in width; the distance required from side lot lines is five (5) feet. 3. Distance from a house to well is ten (10) feet from any perimeter drain (footing tile) B. ADDITIONS TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES 1. Lot line setbacks apply as stated above. 2. Distance from septic field or well ten (10) feet. Distance from septic tank five (5) feet. C. DECKS 1. Decks and Patios not over three (3) feet above grade and not roofed over may encroach into a setback area, but must stay three (3) feet from any easement. D. INGROUND POOLS/ABOVE GROUND POOLS 1. Lot line setbacks apply as stated in A, B, & C above. 2. Distance from septic tank, field and well twenty-five (25) feet (Inground Pool) and ten (10) feet (Above Ground Pool). 3. Every person owning land on which there is situated a swimming pool shall erect and maintain adequate enclosure surrounding the property or pool area. Such enclosure must not be less than four (4) feet high with latching gate. 4. IF ABOVE GROUND POOL sides are four (4) feet high and NOT dug into the ground - a fence is not required; however, stairs need to be pulled up when not in use. E. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS (DETACHED GARAGES/SHEDS/ BARNS) 1. ZONING RESTRICTIONS 1. No more than two (2) detached buildings accessory to a residence are permitted. 2. On lots of two (2) acres or less in size, the detached accessory buildings or structures shall not exceed a combined total of nine hundred (900) square feet in total floor area under roof. 3. On lots greater than two (2) acres in size, but less than five (5) acres in size, the detached

buildings or structures shall not exceed a combined total of one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet in total floor area under roof. 4. On lots of five (5) acres or lager in size, the detached accessory buildings or structures shall not exceed a combined total of two thousand eight hundred, eighty (2,880) square feet in total floor area under roof. 5. No accessory or incidental building or structure may be constructed on any lot prior to the time of construction of the principal building to which it is accessory. 2. SETBACKS 1. Distance required from any road right-of-way is thirty-five (35) feet unless stipulated greater on zoning map or recorded plat. 2. Side and Back Lot Lines a. Distance required from side and back lot line is ten (10) feet or three (3) feet from any easement which ever is greater b. Lots of fifty (50) feet or less in width requires a distance from side lot lines of five (5) feet and three (3) feet from any easement. 3. Agricultural animals must be housed and yarded no closer than one hundred (100) feet from any residence other than that of the owner or user of the property. 4. Distance from any accessory structure to a well is ten (10) feet from any perimeter drain (footing tile). F. FENCES 1. All fences require a building permit 2. A fence can be placed up to the lot line with the front side facing either direction. Six (6) foot height limit. Fences placed in drainage or other recorded easements shall not block or alter drainage and are governed by the recorded restrictive language of the easement. See fence and wall ordinance number O-09-31. Zoning Ordinance: Sec. 7.5-3 1. Within one hundred feet (100) of the center line of any intersecting road, street, railroad at grade, no fence or hedge which cannot be viewed through or over from a three foot (3 ) height above the traveled roadway shall be constructed, planted, or allowed to grow nearer to the road or street center line than the dimensions set in forth in Sec. 7.5-2. 2. No fence equipped with or having barbed wire, spikes or any similar device, or any electrically charged fence, sufficient to cause shock, shall be erected, placed or maintained on or within any lot used for residential purposes

RESIDENTIAL PLAN REQUIREMENTS 1. Two (2) sets of the building plans, drawn at 1/4" to 1-0' scale. (Freehand drawings will not be accepted) 2. At each level show all dimensions, label each room and label areas new or existing. Show the following: 1. Foundation plan with footing details (minimum footing depth is 42 ). 2. Floor plan, showing all doors, windows, electrical devices etc. and other features. 3. Roof plan, showing all structural components. 4. Front elevation of the proposed structure. 5. Side elevations of the proposed structure. 6. Typical wall section from footing thru roof, showing and labeling all the building components. 7. Show the size of all framing lumber at the locations used or general note. 8. Show the size, type and number of members of headers, beams at the locations used or general note. 9. Completed material specification sheet. 10. Provide two (2) sets of each "truss design drawing" and truss layouts, if used. 11. Show the structure that you are attaching the addition to and how the attachment is made. 12. For second story additions provide a floor plan of the existing structure below showing all items listed above. If the existing structural items cannot be confirmed and this information supplied on the plan sets, an Illinois structural engineer must confirm the structural integrity of the structure. This will require sealed plan sets and conformation letter. PORCH ADDITIONS ON PIER FOUNDATION SYSTEMS 1. Area must be completely open. 2. No windows allowed, other than those that have screens from the floor to the ceiling. No doors, other than those that are completely screened.

Notice Effective January 1, 2016 Illinois Energy Conservation Code For Commercial and Residential Buildings TITLE 71: PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY CHAPTER I: CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD SUBCHAPTER d: ENERGY CODES PART 600 ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE HISTORY OF THE ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE Public Act 093-0936 (Illinois Energy Conservation Code for Commercial Buildings) was signed into law in August, 2004. The Illinois Energy Conservation Code for Commercial Buildings became effective April 8, 2006. On October 9, 2007 the Law was revised to mandate the latest published edition, excluding supplements, of the International Energy Conservation Code. As of August 18, 2009 the Illinois Energy Conservation Code for Commercial Buildings is the 2009 International Energy Conservation Code. On August 28, 2009, Public Act 096-0778 requiring an energy code for residential buildings was signed into law. It became effective on January 29th, 2010, officially establishing the 2009 International Energy Conservation Code as the energy code for residential buildings in Illinois. INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL Contacts, Consulting and Technical Resources For technical interpretations on the International Energy Conservation Code, email your questions or call 1-888-ICC-SAFE (422-7233). OTHER RESOURCES DOE s Building Energy Codes Program Compliance Software Tools: REScheck: Used to show compliance on residential building plans COMcheck: Used to show compliance on commercial building plans Other forms of compliance may be used as approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction. USDOE s Solutions & Help Center: Help with compliance softwar

NOTICE TO HOMEOWNERS & BUILDERS SUBJECT: Kane County Stormwater Management Ordinance When is a Stormwater Permit required? In addition to your building permit, you may be required to obtain a Stormwater Permit from the Village of Campton Hills under the new Kane County Stormwater Management Ordinance which became effective January 1, 2002. For the typical single family residential project, including new construction, additions, fences, etc., a Stormwater Permit will only be required if any portion of your property falls within the floodplain. For multi-family and commercial projects, a Stormwater Permit will be required if there is either floodplain, or the disturbed area exceeds 5,000 square feet. For other projects that do not require a building permit from the Development Department, but exceed 5,000 square feet of disturbance or movement of more than 250 cubic yards of soil, a Stormwater Permit will be required. Be aware that even if a Stormwater Permit is not required, the Soil Erosion & Sediment Control section of the Ordinance must be followed and will be enforced. The entire Stormwater Management Ordinance is located on the Kane County website at www.co.kane.il.us Copies of the Ordinance and Technical Manual are available for purchase from the Kane County Department of Environmental Management. If you have questions regarding the requirement of a Stormwater Permit as it pertains to your project, please contact the Kane County Water Resources Department at 630-232- 3497. We are located on the Ground Floor of Building A at the Kane County Government Center in Geneva.

HEALTH DEPARTMENT INFROMATION Environmental Health Supervisor RE: Notice of Changes Effective December 29, 2010 DATE: December 26, 2010 Paul Kuehnert, MS, RN Executive Director www.kanehealth.com Public Health Center 1240 N. Highland Avenue Aurora, Illinois 60506 630.208.3801 Public Health Center 1750 Grandstand Place Elgin, Illinois 60123 847.608.2850 Beginning December 29, 2010, the Kane County Environmental Health office will move to 1750 Grandstand Place, Suite 2, Elgin. The office will continue to have office hours on Tuesday mornings from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Well and septic permits as well as other forms may be submitted in person at our Elgin office from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on Tuesdays. To drop off paperwork during all other hours please use the mail slot in the door. You must bring all required forms with you as extra forms will not be available. Required forms are available on our website at www.kanehealth.com. Well and septic plans will still be accepted at the health department office in Aurora and may also be dropped off at the Kane County Building Department. It is very important that all paperwork is complete to avoid processing delays. Continue to call our Aurora office to schedule well and septic inspections. The office number is 630-444-3040. Also, please continue to submit all mailed permit applications, As-Built plans, well construction reports and water samples to the new Elgin office location to avoid processing delays. I have enclosed a quick reference sheet highlighting the changes. During this transition it is likely that approval time for well and septic applications and final approvals will be increased, so please allow a minimum of ten business days for permit approvals and five days for the final approval of well construction reports/water samples. You will also find the 2011 Environmental Fees enclosed. All fees are effective January 1, 2011. Please note that all fees are non-refundable. Your feedback is important to me, so please feel free to share your concerns. I can be reached at 847-608-2124.

Kane County Health Department New Address 1750 Grandstand Place Elgin, IL 60123 Phone: 630-444-3040 Fax: 847-888-6458 Kane County Health Department 1240 Highland Ave Aurora, IL

Notice It is the responsibility for all applicants applying for new construction, remodeling, or additions to an existing structure to contact the local fire district in which they reside. Applicants are responsible for following any requirements by the local fire district.

Fire District Phone Number Website Burlington Fire Protection District (847) 683-2199 www.burlington-fire.com Elburn and Countryside Fire Protection District (630) 365-6855 www.ecfpd.com Fox River and Countryside Fire Rescue District (630) 584-3473 www.frcfr.org Pingree Grove and Countryside Fire Protection (847) 741-3151 www.pgfpd.com District South Elgin and Countryside Fire Protection District Station #2 (847) 531-8641 www.southelgin.com