PARKING LOT REPLACEMENT,
OVERLAY, RESEAL OR RESTRIPE
INFORMATION
PERMIT REQUIRED
A building permit is required from any person desiring to replace, overlay, reseal or restripe a
parking lot.
The following conditions and requirements apply:
o All changes to a parking lot must comply with the Illinois Accessible Parking
requirements (attached).
o Allowable hours for construction within the Village are 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily.
o Replacement, overlay, reseal or restripe of parking lots are authorized on a
case-by-case basis.
APPLICATION CHECKLIST
Applications to replace, overlay, reseal or restripe a parking lot permit shall include the
following items and information:
o a completed short-form permit application listing the contractor(s) performing the
work;
o valid contractor registration with the Village of Sugar Grove;
o a plat of survey or scaled dimensioned drawing of the zoning lot indicating all
buildings on the lot with the accurate dimensions of the parking lot including the area
being replace, resealed or restriped. Include the handicap accessible stalls, striping and
signage with dimensions;
o a copy of the contract with the property owner’s signature.
CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION
Any contractor engaged in or having obligation to do work where the scope of work requires
a building permit is required to be registered with the Village of Sugar Grove. If the contractor
is not currently registered with the Village, a registration application can be obtained from the
Building Division at 630.391.7220 or from the Village’s website www.sugargroveil.gov
INSPECTIONS REQUIRED
Inspections may include a final depending on the scope of construction. The
owner/contractor is responsible for scheduling all required inspections. Please call
630.391.7220 to schedule the inspections. Please schedule the inspections by 3:30 PM THE
DAY BEFORE you want it.
PLAN REVIEW
Please allow 10 (ten) working days for processing.
PERMIT FEE
Reseal, overlay or restripe parking lot $125.00
New or expand an existing parking lot $320.00
Additional fees may be charged if the proposed modification requires review and inspection
by the Village Engineer.
The permit fee is paid when the permit is picked-up after the application has been approved.
NO WORK CAN BEGIN UNTIL THE PERMIT HAS BEEN ISSUED. WORK BEGUN PRIOR TO
ISSUANCE OF THE PERMIT WILL INCUR A FINE, PENALTY OR BOTH.
For Office Use Only
Permit # __________________
Building Dept Approval:
__________________________
Fees: _____________________
601 HEARTLAND DRIVE
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
Phone 630-391-7220
Fax 630-391-7245
www.sugargroveil.gov
permits@sugargroveil.gov
BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
(FOR MINOR PERMITS; NOT NEW CONSTRUCTION)
Application Date:
__________________
Value of Work:
__________________
Square Footage:
__________________
Permit Type
Patio
Screen
Porch
Window/
Door
Pool Sign
Roof
3 Season
Room
Other
Basement Deck
Garage/
Shed
Commercial
Remodel
Driveway
Gazebo/
Pergola
Decorative
Brick
Fence Irrigation
Start Date__________ End Date___________
Description of Work:
Property Information
Lot
Subdivision
Parcel Number
Property Owner Name
Email Address
Phone
Property Owner Street Address
City
State
Zip
Contractor Information
Name(s)
of Contractor (s)
Phone#
Email City
Zip
I certify that I am the owner of record of the above name property, or that the proposed work is authorized by
the owner of record, and that I have been authorized by the owner to make this application. I agree to conform
to all applicable laws of the Village of Sugar Grove.
Signature of Property Owner (or Attach Signed Contract) Address (if different) Phone No.
Signature & Printed Name of Responsible person in Charge of Work & Email Phone No.
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signature
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As Attorney General, it is my
job to ensure that all Illinois
residents, including people
with disabilities,
receive equal protection
under the law. I am
committed to working
on behalf of people with
disabilities to provide them with complete
accessibility.
My oces Disability Rights Bureau employs a
full-time sta that strives to make schools, the
workplace and all public facilities open and
available to everyone.
Questions and complaints about accessible
parking represent one of the largest categories
of inquiries to the Bureau. I hope that
this brochure provides you with a clear
understanding of the accessible parking laws.
If you have a question, see an improperly
marked accessible parking space or nd a
facility without any accessible parking spaces,
please contact the Disability Rights Bureau.
Kwame Raoul
Attorney General
If you see an improperly marked accessible
parking space, or facilities with no such
spaces, you can contact the Disability
Rights Bureau with your complaint.
Complaints can also be led online at
www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov/rights/
disabilityrights.html.
DISABILITY RIGHTS BUREAU
CHICAGO
100 West Randolph Street
Chicago, Illinois 60601
1-312-814-5684
TTY: 1-800-964-3013
SPRINGFIELD
500 South Second Street
Springeld, Illinois 62701
1-217-524-2660
TTY: 1-877-844-5461
For more information about Illinois
parking laws visit www2.illinois.gov/cdb/
announcements/2018/Documents/Register%20
Page.pdf.
www.IllinoisAttorneyGeneral.gov
Printed by authority of the State of Illinois. 01/20
This material is available in alternate format upon request.
A Message from
ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL
KWAME RAOUL
KWAME RAOUL
ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENERAL
Accessible Parking:
Know the Rules
Any facility oering parking for employees
or visitors must provide accessible parking
for people with disabilities. An accessible
parking space consists of a vehicle space and a
diagonally striped access aisle. e entire space
must be kept clear of obstructions— including
ice, snow, shopping cart corrals, trash cans,
seasonal garden displays and bicycle racks—at
all times.
SIZE AND MARKINGS
Each accessible parking space, except on-street
spaces, shall be 16 feet wide, including either an
eight-foot or ve-foot wide diagonally striped
access aisle. e access aisle may be located on
either side of the vehicle space except for angled
parking spaces, which shall have the access aisle
located on the passenger side of the vehicle
space. Access aisles shall be marked with
diagonal striping so as to discourage parking in
them. Two parking spaces may share an access
aisle except for angled parking spaces.
High-quality yellow paint, manufactured
especially for pavement striping, must be used.
LOCATION
Accessible parking must be placed on level
pavement on the shortest accessible route to an
accessible facility entrance. e accessible route,
which may include a curb ramp or curb cut, must
be installed as close as possible to the accessible
entrance it serves. Additionally, a curb ramp
must never be built so that it protrudes into or
interferes with the diagonally striped access aisle
of an accessible space.
SIGNS
A U.S. Department of Transportation R7-8
(Reserved Parking) and R7-I101 ($250 Fine)
sign must be permanently mounted in the
center of the parking space. e signs must be
vertically mounted on a post or wall at front
center of the parking space, no more than 6 feet
horizontally from the front of the parking space.
At a minimum, the bottom of the R7-8 sign must
be 5 feet from the pavement. Municipalities may
impose a larger ne through the adoption of a
local ordinance.
PROPER USE OF LICENSE PLATES/PLACARDS
Under Illinois law, disability license plates,
disabled veterans plates and placards are not
transferable. e authorized holder must be
present and must enter or exit the vehicle at
the time the parking privileges are being used.
Unauthorized use can result in a $600 ne,
drivers license suspension and suspension or
revocation of the plate or placard by the Illinois
Secretary of State.
SPACE REQUIREMENTS
To comply with Illinois law, a minimum
number of accessible parking spaces must
be provided:
Total O-Street Number of
Parking Spaces Accessible Parking
Provided Spaces Required
1 to 25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
26 to 50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
51 to 75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
76 to 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
101 to 150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
151 to 200 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
201 to 300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
301 to 400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
401 to 500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
501 to 1,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . 2% of total
over 1,000 . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 plus 1 for each
100 over 1,000
Hospital Outpatient Facilities providing regular
or continuing medical treatment without an
overnight stay……10% of total
Rehabilitation and Outpatient Physical erapy
Facilities specializing in treating conditions that
aect mobility……20% of total
250
$
FINE
RESERVED
PARKING
Illustraon of a legal angled accessible parking space.
Illustraon of two examples of legal accessible parking
spaces.
11' min.
5' min.
5' min.
8' min.8' min.
5' min.