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Over the Counter Permits:Inspections are done as schedules permit. Specific dates and times are not scheduled. Inspection Forms
You can check with your mortgage holder to see if they have one.
If you cannot find one, you can call Development Services at (708) 403-5300 and we can check to see if we have one on file for you.
Your submittal date is dependent on what Plan Commission you are working towards. The calendar in the petition form outlines all of the meetings for the upcoming year. In order to allow time for internal processing, public hearing requirements, engineering and site plan review, you should submit your application at least five weeks before the Plan Commission date you are working towards. Petition Form
Parkway Tree - The Public Works Department removes dead trees from the parkways. These trees are not replaced. If your tree is dead or diseased, please call the Public Works Department at (708) 403-6350 or email. Trees in parkways cannot be removed by property owners without a tree removal permit.
Tree in yard - You only need a tree removal permit for a tree in your yard if that tree is over 24" caliper, measured 4' off the ground. A tree that is 24" in caliper is essentially 6' around in circumference. Simply use a construction tape measure and wrap it around the trunk of the tree 4' off the ground to see if you need a permit or not. Tree Removal Permit
Management of natural areas and pond edges may include regular burning or other such activities. It is important to restrict all yard work and accessory structures within your property lines and to avoid unauthorized private use of public land.
In some parts of the Village, residents have built structures, planted gardens, mowed or impacted the public land in other ways. The Village conducts inspections of the open spaces to ensure that no property owner is extending their yard into open space areas.
As a landowner, it is your responsibility to ensure that the easement is maintained in its natural state. Vegetation removal, tree removal, and encroachment of decks or patios can all be considered violations of the conservation easement. Any proposed change to the conservation easement must be approved by the Village and must enhance its natural value or be a safety/health issue. The Conservation Easement language allows for access to the area by Village officials and the Village conducts periodic inspections of the easements.
Never leave your child unattended at the computer.
While the Orland Park Police Department does not support or endorse any one private manufacturer or party, some of the more popular software packages include: Cybersential Surf WatchNet Nanny
Remember, there is no software that is going to keep you child 100 percent safe while online.
Contact your local Police Department.
If you decide to allow your children to enter chat rooms they should be monitored closely by a responsible adult.
Do not allow your children to open email attachments from people they do not know.
Remember, viruses are often hidden inside another file. This means if you download a picture or text file from the Internet, or open it as an email attachment, it may contain viruses.
Newsgroup members post items to the newsgroup of choice, similar to pinning an item on a bulletin board. The other members of the newsgroup may then respond to the posting.
Note: Many newsgroups contain a very large amount of pornography. Newsgroups can help with research, but your child should be closely monitored while in this area of the Internet.
This does not mean a computer expert can't retrieve it from your hard drive at a later date. The only way to delete an item entirely is to repartition and reformat your hard drive and reinstall your operating system.
Note: Do not attempt to partition or format unless you have backed up your files and are comfortable with this procedure.
The training followed the guidelines established by the U.S. Justice Department. Mediators were taught not to take sides, not to impose judgments, and not to dictate solutions or outcomes.
For more information and to request pick-up, please call Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 for information. Waste Management, Inc.
Personnel and equipment limitations prohibit the Village from responding to routine requests to remove snow from private driveways. We strongly recommend that you delay clearing your driveway until the snow plows have cleaned the majority of your street. Village ordinances prohibit the discharge of snow onto the Village streets. This illegally placed snow may freeze or become compacted and create a safety hazard for you and motorists.
Persons on active duty in the Armed Forces are considered residents. A person on active duty in the armed forces, who entered the service from Illinois and is an Illinois resident, may fish without a license while on leave. For more fishing information visit the Departments of Natural Resources website. More...
October thru MarchMonday & Tuesday, 8:00 am - 7:00 pmWednesday & Thursday, 8:00 am - 6:00 pmFriday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pmSaturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
For Holiday Hours please call Recreation Admin – (708) 403-7275 or Sportsplex – (708) 645-7529.
Monday - Friday: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Saturday - Sunday: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pmAll other times, Sportsplex track usage is limited to members and residents 14 years of age & up.
Other times may very. Please contact FLC at (708) 403-7275 or the Sportsplex at (708) 645-7529.
All termination requests must be made in writing to the Sportsplex Administrator, at least 30 days prior to the requested termination date.
Memberships will not be terminated or extended for lack of use.Memberships which are prematurely cancelled for any reason, including those identified above, will be assessed a $100 early cancellation fee, in addition to any other fees which may be due.
Month-to-month, auto-renewal memberships may be cancelled after the initial membership term with 30 days notice.
Phone: (708) 645-PLAY
During resurfacing the rink will be closed.
Bridgeview Courthouse10220 South 76th Avenue(708) 974-6800
Markham Courthouse16501 South Kedzie Avenue(708) 210-4551
You can also order a birth certificate online. Order Birth Certificate Online
You will need two forms of identification. First, something with your name and current address (Driver’s License, Library Card, Post Marked mail, etc). Second, something with only your name (a credit card, Jewel/Dominick’s card, School ID, etc.) This process only take about 10 minutes of your time. Voter Registration
Information and an application on Raffle Licenses can be obtained here. Raffle License
Information and all the required forms on Intersection Solicitation can be obtained here. Intersection Solicitation
Information and an application can be obtained by viewing Alarm Systems information.
For further information view Passport Services.
“Motor driven cycle” means any motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle, or motor scooter with less than 150 cubic centimeters piston displacement, any electric cycle or electric scooter, any electric or motorized pedal cycle, or any electric or motor driven skateboard, but does not include any electric toy with a maximum speed of four miles per hour. Village Code: Snowmobiles, Motor Driven Vehicles
It shall be unlawful for any person to use any pile driver, shovel, hammer, derrick, hoist, tractor, roller, power or chain saw, power lawnmower, or other mechanical apparatus operated by fuel or electric power in building or construction operations or in outdoor private business or residential use, between the hours of 9:30 pm and 7:00 am, except for work on public improvements and work of public service utilities, within 600' of any building used for residential or hospital purposes. Village Code: Noise Control
The Village Clerk's Office14700 S. Ravinia AvenueOrland Park, IL 60462
(708-403-6150)
The Village Clerk's Office is located on the main level of the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall. More...
Orland Park has partnered with individuals, businesses, and over 30 municipalities in this effort. As a member of this initiative, the Village’s public education efforts have included articles in the Village newsletter, the Orland Park Public, and information released to the local media. An informational flyer titled Driving More Efficiently has been developed with information from the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and contains information describing how to increase fuel economy while driving.
Additional efforts include publishing articles on ways to save energy at home, making information available on the Village website, distributing brochures, and other efforts. Orland Park is one of seven communities that received the bronze level designation in the program last year.
“Clean Air Counts is an important initiative and the Village is pleased to be a part of it,” said Mayor Dan McLaughlin, “We look forward to continuing our partnership with Clean Air Counts and our efforts to improve air quality.”
More information on Clean Air Counts can be found at: http://www.cleanaircounts.org/
Another indication of a secure website is the web address bar. It will change from http: to https: and the “s” indicates the hypertext transfer protocol is secure.
Additionally, your browser must support 128-bit encryption. Versions 4.0 or greater of Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer will support this level of encryption.
If you use a different browser, verify that it supports this level ofencryption for your safety and security.
You must also use a valid email address when you register.
To make a payment online, you also need a Visa, Mastercard, or Discover credit card. Debit cards with a Visa or MasterCard logo will be processed as a credit card.
If you use a different browser, verify that it supports this level of encryption for your safety and security.
Additionally, if you return to the payment history page you will see yourtransaction as "Pre-Authorized", "Pending" or "Applied".
"Pre-Authorized" means your payment has been approved by your credit card company and submitted for processing. "Pending" means the Finance Department is processing the payment. “Applied” means the payment transaction has been completed and posted to your account.
Allow two business days (excluding holidays and weekends) for online payments to apply to your account.
Also, you may call us at (708) 403-6175 to receive your PIN Hint. You entered this hint upon initial selection of your PIN. If you still cannot remember your PIN, we will need to reset your account. You will then have to complete the initial registration again, including selecting a new personal PIN.
For security reasons, only the PIN hint and not your actual PIN is provided over the phone.
Replying to the email message does not activate your account; you have to click on the activation link or copy and paste it into your browser.
Be sure to check your spam or junk mail folders for the activation email.
If you entered an inactive or invalid email address, just call us at (708) 403-6175 and ask to have your account reset.
You will then need to complete the initial registration process again.
- If you are paying by check or credit card, you can utilize one of the conveniently located drop boxes at the Village Hall. One is located in the main lobby and one is located in front of the building on the median before the circle drive. Drop boxes are also available at each of the Village’s commuter parking lots located at 143rd Street, 153rd Street, and 179th Street. There is also a drop box at the Sportsplex in front of the circle drive.
- You can pay your water bill in person at the Village Hall Cashier's window. Accepted payment methods include cash, check or credit card.
- You can pay your water bill online with a Visa, MasterCard, or Discover Card (credit or debit). To register, go to the Online Customer Service Center
If the read on your meter is higher than the one on the bill, it is accurate. If your usage is very high, check for leaks at all water sources. Toilets and sprinkling systems are the most common places for leaks.
If it is lower, please contact water billing at (708) 403-6175 to have your meter checked or complete the Water Billing Inquiry Form
For additional information contact water billing at (708) 403-6175 or complete the Water Billing Inquiry Form