Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Parkway trees are the responsibility of and belong to the Village. Contact Public Works with any concerns.Streets / Forestry Division
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No. The responsibility for trimming trees growing into or near utility wires is that of the utility company. For information on tree trimming, removal and storm damage affecting utility wires, contact Commonwealth Edison (ComEd)Streets / Forestry Division
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Property owners are required to maintain their lawn so that it does not exceed 8”. Contact Community Development with any concerns at (847) 459-2620.Streets / Forestry Division
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Contact Community Development at (847) 459-2620.Streets / Forestry Division
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For information on trees, plants, diseases and pests, visit the Morton Arboretum website for more information.Streets / Forestry Division
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No. The Village only removes dead animals from roads or right-of-ways. Dead animals on private property must be removed by the property owner or contractor.Streets / Forestry Division
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No. Property owners are prohibited from depositing leaves or debris onto any street or parkway within the Village. All landscape waste collection is performed by Waste Management.Streets / Forestry Division
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Contact Public Works with trip hazard, ponding, cracked, or broken sidewalk concerns.Streets / Forestry Division
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Report any non-working streetlight to Public Works and provide a location and pole number if possible. Repairs will be made by Public Works or other the responsible agency.Streets / Forestry Division
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Contact Public Works with concerns about accumulation of street debris. Village sweepers are frequently out in the Spring and Fall to reduce debris build-up, less so during summer months.Streets / Forestry Division
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Contact Public Works with the location of any pavement concerns such as potholes. Repairs will be made by Public Works or other the responsible agency such as the State (IDOT) or the County depending on location.Streets / Forestry Division
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Report any problems with street signage to Public Works. Repairs will be made by Public Works or other the responsible agency such as the State (IDOT) or the County depending on location.Streets / Forestry Division