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Kendall County is looking to earn 'International Dark Sky' status, which means we might see new rules on how bright our outdoor lights can be. It’s all about cutting down on light pollution to keep our night skies clear, but it could change how you light up your porch or business sign.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 90 before that.
The County will spend $1.65 million in total for the Canary purchase and administrative costs for all three easements.
Residents benefit from the long-term preservation of local open space and ecological resources.
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Business owners and homeowners who prefer high-intensity security lighting might find the new rules restrictive.
The County is launching a public education campaign to promote water conservation, rainwater harvesting, and xeriscaping to combat ongoing drought and declining water levels in local lakes.
The county is using Proposition A funds to protect local land from future development, ensuring water and environmental safety.
Kendall County applies to be International Dark Sky Community KSAT
The county is moving forward with purchasing conservation easements on three properties to preserve open space and protect local land.
The County is moving forward with purchasing or accepting conservation easements on three properties to protect local land and water resources using Proposition A funds.
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The Court approved fencing relief but denied the well setback relief.
The request for relief was denied due to a lack of demonstrated hardship.
The project adds commercial capacity to the SH 46 corridor with required drainage and road improvements.
The project adds 48 units of assisted living capacity to the county.