Illinois HB3843 sets a 150-foot minimum setback for new developments in counties with over 3 million residents.
Illinois HB3843 amends the Counties Code to establish a minimum setback distance of 150 feet for new developments in counties with a population exceeding 3 million. The bill defines "arterial street" to include U.S. or State numbered routes, controlled access highways, and major radial or circumferential streets designated by local authorities. This provision aims to ensure adequate spacing between new developments and arterial streets in densely populated areas.
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