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The following is a list of questions frequently asked by citizens. You may search for specific words or phases, or shorten the list by selecting a specific category.
Civic Center
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The room, tables, chairs, kitchen, and coffee pots. The room will be set up to your specifications. |
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No. For additional information, please email Recreation. |
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No – the hours that you are in the Civic Center, whether it’s for decorating or for your event, is charged an hourly fee. |
Development Services - Building
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All contractors working in the Village of Orland Park are required by code to be licensed and bonded with the Village. Permits |
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Inspections can be scheduled via: email, fax or completing a request at our office at 14700 S. Ravinia Avenue. The only inspection requests that are accepted over the phone are for concrete inspections. Inspection Forms |
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Please note - these times may vary. Calling the inspectors between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. is the only way to get an accurate time period. They can be reached at (708)403-5300. Residential and Commercial rough inspections are done the day that the contractor requested, generally between the hours of 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Residential and Commercial final inspections are done the day the contractor requested, generally between the hours of 8:30 am and 12:00 Noon. Appointments for inspections are not given. Over the counter permit inspections are done as schedules permit. Specific dates and times are not scheduled. Inspection Forms |
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Permits are required for most types of work being done at your business or home. Permit Details |
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8:00 am to 5:00 pm - Monday through Friday. |
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Contact the Development Services at (708) 403-5300 for review times. |
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Unexpected cracking of concrete is a frequent cause of complaints. Cracking can be the result of one or a combination of factors, such as drying shrinkage, thermal contraction, restraint (external or internal) to shortening, subgrade settlement, and applied loads. Cracking can be significantly reduced when the causes are taken into account and preventative steps are utilized.
Information and details |
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Our Building Division will answer your questions at (708) 403-5300. You will need to provide the address of the building and the hazard. If it is an emergency call 911. Code Enforcement |
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No, permits are processed in the order they are received. |
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Fire Protection Systems (fire alarms, fire sprinkler systems, hood/duct suppression systems) will be reviewed and approved by the appropriate Fire Protection District using the Village Code. |
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-Assembly buildings exceeding 5,000 square feet or 74 seats
-All educational buildings
-Business, Mercantile, Storage and Factory buildings 8,000 square feet or greater
Title 5, Chapter 1, Section 907.2 |
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On April 8, 2006, the State of Illinois adopted the Illinois Energy Conservation Code. All commercial buildings required an energy review using the 2006 IECC (COMCheck 2006) for envelope, mechanical, and electrical or equivalency to determine compliance with the code. It shall be signed and sealed by the design professional. |
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Yes, it is the State Law. Professional engineers may design, seal, and sign such drawings and specifications provided that such design is within the competency of the architect and is incidental to the specific architectural project. An architect may not sign and seal technical submissions not prepared under the architect's responsible control. An architect may not perform "stand-alone" mechanical or electrical design. For complex mechanical or electrical designs, a professional engineer is recommended. Dept. of Prof. Reg. adopted May 2002 |
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No. Public Act 095-0613 states that Private Alarm contractors can design fire alarm systems. They have to be either a Private alarm contractor agency or a Private Alarm contractor licensee-in-charge and licensed with the State. They should either stamp the plans with their license number or provide a copy to the Fire District. For more information, see Public Act 095-0613 effective September 11, 2007. |
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According to code, permit fees can be doubled for work that is started without a permit. |
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No. Rough inspections are required for all aspects of the job before the work is covered up. Final inspections are required when the work is complete. |
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No, variances are not given for sheds. |
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You should have a copy of your plat of survey with your mortgage documents. 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. |
Development Services - Planning For Developers
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Your development options are dictated by the Village Comprehensive Plan and Land Development Code. After checking on the zoning of your property, you should consult the Comprehensive plan, which outlines land use and density requirements. The Land Development Code gives specific requirements for each zoning district. Once you have a general idea of your goal for the property, give us a call to schedule a concept meeting. We enjoy a very participative process with Developers in Orland Park and are happy to work with you towards a successful project. Our petition form outlines the review process and submittal requirements in detail. Planning and Engineering |
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The time from completed petition to Board approval typically takes between three and four months. The key word is "complete" petition. Our petition form outlines in detail the requirements of a complete petition, including fees, engineering and legal documentation. The clock does not start ticking until an application is complete. You will typically receive correspondence on the completion status of your application within three days of submittal. 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 |
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Simply stated, Variances and Special Use Modifications are both departures from Code requirements. Legally, however, they are quite different. A variance to the Code implies that there is a hardship on the property, not caused by the owner, that makes the property undevelopable using Code requirements. A Special Use for planned development is a permit used to encourage flexible and innovative design. A Special Use modification is justified when it contributes to the overall impact of the development. Both need public hearings and require submittal of separate standards as noted on the petition form. Petition Form |
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Building plans are typically submitted for review after you receive Village Board approval of your site plan, subdivision, variance, or Special Use. Depending on your schedule, the Village may work with you to expedite the review process by allowing an earlier submittal. |
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Preliminary Engineering Approval is required for any project before it can be heard at the Plan Commission level. The goal of preliminary engineering is to ensure that the grading, detention, and utilities have been worked out to a point that will not require major site plan changes later on. The submittal requirements for preliminary engineering are highlighted in the Petition Form. The first review of these plans takes about three weeks at which time a comment letter will be sent to the petitioner with comments. The comments pertaining to preliminary engineering must be addressed and re-reviewed by the Thursday before Plan Commission. Petition Form |
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The Village of Orland Park uses Christopher Burke Engineering as a consultant to review all engineering plans. Additionally, the Village Engineer and Public Works Department provide comments and review. Engineering fees are billed on a per project basis. Building reviews are done in house. |
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No, but drive-throughs are considered a minor special use. |
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Special uses are uses in a specific zoning district that are allowed with permit only. A Special Use requires a public hearing as well as a response to a set of Special Use Standards. Any site requiring more than one building on a site requires a Special Use permit for planned development. Additionally, any restaurant within 250 feet of a residential property line requires a Special Use permit. Please see the Land Development Code section pertaining to your zoning district to find other requirements. Land Development Code, District Regulations |
Development Services - Planning For Residents
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You may only subdivide if you can create conforming lots that meet all Village Codes, including lot area, width, depth, and setbacks. You can find the required size in the Land Development Code under your zoning district. Land Development Code-District Regulations |
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Conservation or Tree Easement - Trees in conservation easements or tree preservation easements cannot be removed, even if dead, without a tree removal permit. Parkway Tree - The Public Works Department removes dead trees from the parkways twice a year. These trees are not replaced, although the Village does offer a 50/50 tree program in spring and fall that provides street trees at a discounted cost. If your tree is dead, please call (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 |
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In the Village, all stormwater detention facilities are either public and maintained by the public works department, or private and maintained by a homeowners association. The Village has stringent requirements for pond design in order to reduce erosion and maintain water quality. Information and Details |
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It depends on the size of your backyard and your lot coverage. All pools must meet minimum setback and lot coverage requirements. Additionally, pools must be surrounded by a fence and require a permit. In-ground Pool Permits |
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With water continually becoming a precious resource, it seems that watering bans and regulations will more frequently become the norm. You can either use an alternate source of water for your lawn or utilize plants that can better handle dry conditions. Rain Barrels and Detention Ponds |
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In order to access Village utilities, an unincorporated parcel must be annexed. Annexation is a public hearing process and is only eligible for properties that are contiguous on one side to Village property. Additionally, the property owner is solely responsible for all required utility connections, extensions and road improvements for the land. Village policy currently does not support annexation of individual single-family lots. |
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Teardowns and rebuilds are allowed in the Village as long as they meet all pertinent Code requirements. New construction requires all applicable building and erosion control permits. |
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If you live next to open space, the protected area, whether it be a park, detention pond or natural area, provides a great benefit to the value and enjoyment of your home. 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 yearly to ensure that no property owner is extending their yard into open space areas.
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Conservation Easements are recorded legal agreements that are typically used to protect open spaces with significant physical characteristics. These easements play a vital role in safeguarding native wildlife species and mature vegetation throughout the Village and State. In Orland Park, Conservation Easements are typically set up as part of a new subdivision in order to preserve existing trees, protect sensitive ecosystems like wetlands, or provide a buffer from adjacent existing development. 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.
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The signs allowed on residential property are outlined in detail in the Land Development Code. Section 6-307, Item O |
Internet Investigations
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The family computer should be located in the main room of the home where your child can be monitored. Never leave your child unattended at the computer. |
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There are numerous software companies that have created filtering software programs. 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 Watch
Net Nanny Remember, there is no software that is going to keep you child 100 percent safe while online. |
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Immediately capture and print the threat. Then contact the ISP (Internet Service Provider) and notify them of the offender's conduct. Contact your local Police Department. |
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It is not safe for your child to be in a chat room. By entering a chat room your child is being subjected to becoming a victim of Internet crime. If you decide to allow your children to enter chat rooms they should be monitored closely by a responsible adult. |
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If your ISP (Internet Service Provider) provides parental controls be sure to properly configure them. Do not allow your children to open email attachments from people they do not know. |
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Do not download anything from a source you do not know and/or trust. 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. |
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Newsgroups are basically a group of people using the Internet who are interested in the same topic. 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. |
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The first thing you should do is delete the item (or send it to the recycle bin and immediately empty the item from the recycle bin). 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. |
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There is not a safe time for children to be online without supervision. Once again, anytime your child is online, they should be closely monitored. |
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There are dangers in every part of modern-day society. By educating your children to these dangers and taking appropriate steps to protect them, they may benefit from the wealth of information available on the Internet. |
Licensing
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All contractors working in the Village of Orland Park are required by code to be licensed and bonded with the Village. Current contractors list |
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All contractors are required to have a $20,000 Surety Bond made out to the Village of Orland Park. |
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The Village of Orland Park does not license businesses operated out of a home. Regulations pertaining to home businesses can be found in Article 6, Part Three, Section 6-303 of the Land Development Code.
Regulations & State of Ill. Business Link |
Neighborhood Mediation Task Force
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The mediators have received professional training from experienced, practicing mediators. 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. |
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Yes. Mediators receive special training on the importance of secrecy. They follow strict rules and procedures to assure information about the case is kept confidential. |
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No. Mediation services are available free to all residents of the Village of Orland Park. |
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They are Village residents, like yourself. They volunteer time and effort to help resolve conflicts and live in harmony with their neighbors. |
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Absolutely not. The mediators who are chosen for a case do not know persons on either side of the conflict. They must have no previous knowledge of the situation. |
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The meeting will be in a safe and completely neutral location, usually in the Village Hall or Police Headquarters. |
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You may reach the Mediators at (708) 403-6122. |
Police
Public Works
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General information regarding refuse and recycling collection can be found under E-Services in the Document Center,Public Works / Streets. For more information and to request pick-up, please call Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 for information. Waste Management, Inc. |
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The adjacent property owner is responsible for the maintenance and trimming of the trees in the parkway. For further information see the explanation of responsibilities in the Parkway Tree Trimming section |
Public Works - Snow Removal
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Orland Park’s Winter Parking Ban takes effect once 2" of snow falls. This ban applies to all vehicles on any Village-owned street and is in effect for a period of 24-hours or until the streets have been cleared of snow. Residents can assist Village crews (and avoid a parking ticket) in the snow removal efforts by parking vehicles in driveways or other off-street areas. |
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The Village will replace a mailbox and post which is damaged as a result of the Village snow plow operations, provided the mailbox is installed per Village set back requirements. If you have questions whether or not your mailbox is in compliance with Village requirements you may contact the Public Works Department at (708) 403-6350. |
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The Village plows are designed to direct the snow to the curb side of the plow blade. Side delivery plows are the fastest and most efficient means available to remove snow from the streets. As a result, snow is discharged along the length of the curb, the parkways, and the private driveway areas. Orland Park has almost 20,000 thousand private driveways abutting Village streets, the cleaning of which is the responsibility of the property owner. 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. |
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Any questions regarding snow removal should be directed to the Village's Public Works Department at (708) 403-6350. |
Purchasing
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If you sent the Village an invoice and the merchandise has been delivered, contact the Accounts Payable Coordinator at (708) 403-6184 or email us. |
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Perhaps the products or service that your company provides has not gone out for bid. We only request bids for individual purchases more than $10,000. |
Recreation - Parks
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Please stop by either administrative office to pick up a Village of Orland Park, Park Directory or visit our recreation website - Directory of Village Parks. Parks |
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Call Nancy Mabbott at 460-0424 |
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Fill out an order form and return to Village Hall, Sandy O'Connor. |
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Picnic tables: $8 each
Supercooker: $50 each
Barricades: $3 each |
Recreation - Centennial Park Aquatic Center
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It opens the Saturday before Memorial Day and closes on Labor Day. |
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Public health code requires you to wear proper swim attire. Proper swim wear must be worn in the water, no cutoffs, shorts or street clothes are permitted. A white T-shirt and water shoes may be worn with proper swim attire. Swim trunks must have a liner. Undergarments and street clothes are not suitable in the pool. For approval of swim attire, please check with the pool staff upon arrival to the facility. |
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The facility is equipped with a Thorguard Lightning prediction system. If the alarm sounds the facility will be cleared. We will make every attempt to re-open when all clear is given. The system predicts favorable conditions for lightning. Once the system is active there is a minimum of twenty minutes before it will reset. We have to clear the facility because we do not have enough indoor space to house all of our guests safely. |
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You must be 13 to come to the pool without a parent or guardian. This is to ensure that children are under the watchful eye of an adult. The facility is staffed with lifeguards to watch the water not the behavior of the guests. Just keep in mind what age child would you leave alone, at a home, with an in-ground pool. |
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The facility is an outdoor attraction. You are entitled to a rain-check based on our policy. Those paying daily admission will be issued a receipt. In case of inclement weather or mechanical failure your receipt may be used for re-entry for the current season. Guest receipts will not be valid for re-entry if you have been at the facility for more than 3 hours and/or your receipt was not stamped when exiting the facility. Rain-checks will not be issued if a rain-check was used for entry and the facility closes again. Guests wishing to leave the park and re-enter must present their receipt to gain a hand stamp to be used in conjunction with their receipt for re-entry. No cash refunds will be issued. |
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If your child is not potty-trained, the Department of Public Health requires that a swim diaper and plastic pants must be worn. This is to ensure safe water for all guests. Disposable diapers are strictly prohibited as they expand in the water. Baby changing areas are provided in the locker room. Please do not change babies on the deck. Family changing rooms are also provided for patrons. |
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Food on the deck will attract unwanted guests. It also contaminates the water resulting in unclean water for our guests. |
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The pool is closed until the water runs through one filtration cycle. This is the public health code and it ensures safe water for our guests. |
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If you must wear a life jacket it is an indicator to our staff that you are not a strong swimmer. The current, at the bottom of the water slides, is strong. A life jacket is a safety measure and does not ensure complete safety. It is best that those guests who need a life jacket not use the water slides. |
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Centennial Park Aquatic Center is the only pool operated by the Village. To accommodate our residents, we offer evening lessons, which results in portions of the facility being closed on weeknights throughout the summer. Consult the seasonal brochure for dates and times. |
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Pool memberships are sold at the pool. Residents need to bring in a drivers license or state ID and current utility bill. Memberships are also available at both recreation administrative offices. |
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A concession stand that sells hot dogs, pizza, pop and traditional concession items is available. You are also allowed to bring in food and a cooler. No glass, alcohol or knives are permitted. Food must remain in the concession area and is not allowed on deck. |
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Coolers are permitted but must remain in the concession area. We are not responsible for lost or stolen items. |
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The public health code bases a bather load on deck space. Each patron in the facility counts as a guest and gets figured in the bather load. |
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At this time private rentals are not offered. |
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No, however to get resident rate you must provide proof of residency. |
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The pool is operated by the Village of Orland Park therefore residents who pay property taxes that support the Village get a reduced rate. |
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Yes, you can bring your own deck chair. |
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Yes, it just needs to remain behind the white deck drains. |
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No. The only place you can use a grill is in the park where our grills are provided. |
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The zero depth pool is closed on weeknights through out the summer for evening swim lessons. Consult the seasonal brochure for dates. Aquatic Center |
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No, memberships are not transferable. Memberships are based on your household status. |
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Due to IL State code you can not smoke in the facility or within Centennial Park. |
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No, the receipt is your rain check and must be retained. |
Recreation - Climbing Wall
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Monday - Friday 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sunday 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Please cal1 (708) 645-7529 for summer hours. |
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Ages 5 and older may climb the rock. Bouldering is not permitted. Staff will hook and unhook the auto belay ropes. |
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Towering 35' equipped with ten ropes, six lead and four auto belays. |
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Yes, we have belayers to spot the climbers. |
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Open climb is generally 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. on school days off. Please call, (708) 645-7529 for current information. |
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Free to members, $3 Residents, $6 Non-residents |
Recreation - Dance
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A black leotard and pink/white tights are required for all ballet and tap classes. Please no tutus, long skirts, or black ballet shoes. Ballet, Pre Ballet & Preschool Dance - pink ballet shoes
Pre-Tap - black tap shoes
Tap - black jazz pants and black tap shoes
Jazz - black jazz pants, black leotard and black jazz shoes
Hip Hop - black hip hop shoes, comfortable clothing, no jeans
For all classes, hair should be pulled up and out of dancer's face. |
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The dancer must turn the correct age within the first week of class. |
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No, group lessons are available. |
Recreation - Facilities
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Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday, 7:00 am – 7:00 pm (September 1 to May 31)
Saturday, 8:00 am – 7:00 pm (June 1 to August 31)
Sunday, 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm (September 1 to May 31)
Sunday, Closed (June 1 to August 31) |
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Seven days' notice is required in order to reserve a room. |
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$30 an hour for residents and $60 an hour for non-residents |
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No smoking or alcohol is allowed. |
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One staff member is designated to your party. |
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No glitter or confetti is allowed for parties. |
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We generally have the set completed 10 minutes before the party starts. Please no more than 10 minutes. If you need additional time for set-up please rent a half hour prior to the start time of your event. |
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Unfortunately we have to keep the same hours reserved from the original reservation. |
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Unfortunately we don’t allow DJs due to other programs and rentals in the same area. |
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For more information about when the gym is available please call (708) 403-7275. |
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Tables don’t come covered. The set-up requested will be completed 10 minutes prior to your rental time. |
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Yes: Robert Davidson Center @ 14700 Park Lane and two rooms in the Franklin Loebe Center at 14650 Ravinia Ave. |
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Businesses are not eligible for rentals. They are instructed to apply at the Civic Center. No usage is allowed by groups or individuals intent on making a profit through their rental.
All facilities are smoke and alcohol free.
Only persons 21 years of age and older may sign a rental agreement.
The renter must make payment at time of request. Security deposit must be made on a credit card.
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Spring/Summer - First Monday on or after Feb. 20th for rentals from April 1 to August 31
Fall - First Monday on or after July 20th for rentals from September 1 to December 31
Winter - First Monday on or after October 20th for rentals from January 1 to March 31 |
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January 2 for Residents-March 1 for Non-Res., fee $25. |
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Yes, you can get one at either recreation administrative office. |
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Monday – Friday, 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
Saturday, 7:00 am – 10:00 pm (September 1 to May 31)
Saturday, 7:00 am – 7:00 pm (June 1 to August 31)
Sunday, 10:00 am – 9:00 pm (September 1 to May 31)
Sunday, 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm (June 1 to August 31) |
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There are various fee structures. See attached rules and regulations for the fees and rules that apply to you or your group. Rental Agreement Form |
Recreation - Fitness & Exercise
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Monday-Friday 5:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
FOR HOLIDAY HOURS, PLEASE CALL EITHER FLC - (708) 403-7275 or SPORTSPLEX - (708) 645-7529. |
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Fill out a trainer request form and pay in the office. A trainer will contact you within 48 hours. |
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Certified trainers are available mornings and evenings to show you how to use the equipment. Call or sign up at the fitness desk to set up an appointment. |
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Yes, with your membership you get a free equipment orientation and health assessment. During this appointment a certified trainer goes through your health history, takes a blood pressure, body fat test, cardiovascular sub max test, flexibility test and strength test. Based on your assessment, goals, and needs, an exercise prescription will be prepared. |
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Please pick up a group exercise schedule at FLC or Sportsplex or click on the website group exercise schedule. More... |
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Yes, it is referred to as cycling. Please refer to the group exercise schedule. |
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Cycling class can accommodate all fitness levels. If you are new to a class, be sure to let the instructor know. Also, always bring a water bottle. |
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These must be used with an instructor. Group, semi-private and private training is available for sign up through the office. Call Deborah at (708) 403-6285 for additional information. |
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You can sign up for a free trial by emailing or calling Deborah at (708) 403-6285. |
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A series of poses that coordinates mind and breath creating balance while developing strength and flexibility. |
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A combination of exercise, movement and focused breathing that improves coordination, increases flexibility and abdominal strength plus improved lung capacity and function. |
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14 years of age and older. |
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Check in at Sports Central, located in the main lobby, and fill out a waiver.
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Yes, our certified trainers can take your blood pressure during the designated hours. Please check with the Fitness Desk for availability (708) 645-7529, x6542. |
Recreation - Franklin Loebe Center
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Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
Saturday 9/1 to 5/31 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
Saturday 6/1 to 8/31 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Sunday 9/1 to 5/31 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Sunday 6/1 to 8/31 Closed |
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Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
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No, only scheduled programming and rental. |
Recreation - General Information
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Fill out a volunteer form and return to the office at the Franklin Loebe Center. Volunteer Form |
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Waste Management (800)796-9696 |
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John Humphrey Complex parking lot - 147th & West Avenue |
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Information desk at Village Hall, Sportsplex office or Franklin Loebe Center office |
Recreation - Grinding Edge Skate Park
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March 24 through October 26 weather permitting. |
Recreation - Gymnastics
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United Gymnastics Academy assigns all gymnastic instructors to classes usually the week before classes start. |
Recreation - Kidzroom
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6 months to 10 years old. |
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Hours
Monday through Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Kidz Room Information |
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Members $1/credit per hour per child, Residents $2/credits per hour per child, Non-residents $3 per hour per child. |
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Credits added to your Resident ID or Sportsplex Membership Card as a convenience. Members may purchase annual, monthly and/or daily fee credit amounts. Residents may only purchase daily fee credits. |
Recreation - Lake Sedgewick
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This 95 acre water body includes a boat ramp, a gazebo, nature trails, and plenty of additional parking. It is stocked with bluegill/sunfish, carp, largemouth bass, crappie, bullhead, and channel catfish. Valid Illinois fishing license required for 16 and older. Boats with electric trolling motors allowed, gas motors should be propped up - max length 16'. Boat launch hours are sunrise to dusk weather permitting. Fees to launch - $3.(R), $6.(N) |
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*Anglers under 16 years of age, and persons declared legally disabled (Secretary of State issued Disabled I.D. card showing a Class 2 or 2A disability or Disabled Veterans holding a Veteran's I.D. showing at least a 10% service related disability) or blind, may fish without a license. Owners or tenants (if they reside on the land) may fish in waters on or flowing over their lands without a license. This exemption does not apply to club and organizational lakes or lake developments. 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... |
Recreation - Parties
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Rock, Gym, Soccer and Dance |
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Varies according to season, please call (708)645-7529. |
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Up to 10 children $110(R)/$160(N)/$100(M)
11 to 20 children $140(R)/$190(N)/$130(M) |
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Yes, some options are pizza and subs. |
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Seven business days advance notice is required to book a party. Book early to secure your date. |
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Seven business days prior to the party date. |
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Yes, you will need to pay for two separate parties and book established party slots. |
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Call the Sportsplex (708)645-7529 or Franklin Loebe Center (708)403-7275. |
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No. You need to book the party in person at the Sportsplex, 11351 W. 159th Street or Franklin Loebe Center, 14650 S. Ravinia Avenue. |
Recreation - Registration
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Mail-in/Drop Box, Touch Tone, Fax or Walk-in. |
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Phone registration is not accepted. Please inquire about our Touch Tone registration. |
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Touch Tone allows you to register using the phone lines for certain recreation programs. Prior to being eligible a Touch Tone form must be filled out and submitted for approval. |
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Brochures to post office, February 29, 2008 |
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Registrations for residents only will be accepted upon receipt of the brochure and held until input day, 3/9/08, and will then be entered on a random basis along with any forms received on this day. Touch Tone registration will also begin at this time for residents. After this date, all subsequent resident registrations will be entered on a first come, first served basis. |
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A non-resident membership fee of $250 per year per family can be purchased to offset the cost of recreation programming, Centennial pool membership and youth athletic group non-resident fees. Please call either administrative office for details. (708)403-7275 or (708)645-7529 |
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008 |
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Cash, Check, Discover, Master Card or Visa |
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Pricing groups: resident (R), non-resident (N), resident senior (S), and Sportsplex member (M). To verify your pricing group plase call either administrative office (708)403-7275 or (708)645-7529 |
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Programs are not prorated. |
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Anyone residing within the corporate limits of the Village of Orland Park. |
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You may go to either recreation office at the Franklin Loebe Center or Sportsplex . You would need to show two of the following denoting the same address, one must be a photo ID.
Adults: Valid driver's license/state ID/passport, a current utility bill/payroll check/, real estate tax bill. Anyone 18 years or older would need to sign their own Resident ID registration form.
Youth: Social Security card, birth certificate, school ID, current report card, passport. After verification of residency, a photo ID will be issued to any resident 3 years and older. |
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Brochures are published three times per year. Seasonally they are Fall, Winter, and Spring/Summer. |
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Resident registrations will be accepted upon receipt of the brochure and held until input date. |
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Non-residents may register twelve days after resident registration. |
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Registrations for residents only, will be accepted upon receipt of the brochure and held until input day. They will then be entered on a random basis along with any forms received on that day. Touch Tone registration will also begin at this time for residents. After this date, all subsequent resident registrations will be entered on a first come, first served basis. |
Recreation - Special Recreation
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Yes, non-resident fees and registration dates apply. |
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All athletes must be 8 years old as of January 1 of the year that they are participating in. To participate in Special Olympic power-lifting athletes must be 16 years old. |
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Inclusion programming is for individuals with special needs that want to participate in "general recreation programs" listed throughout our brochure. The special recreation supervisor works with the parents and instructor to assist with the needs or adaptations necessary for the success of the program. |
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No, the village will provide the aide free of charge to the participant with special needs. Not all participants with special needs will be provided an aide. Each participants needs are accessed and the special recreation supervisor will determine if an aide is necessary. |
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Special Olympic training programs are offered during the same season that Special Olympics schedule their meets and tournaments. Most sports do not train year round. Please see the Special Olympic section of the website for the Special Olympic sports that we offer. Special Olympics |
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Unified sports are sport programs where an individual that does not have special needs trains and competes with an athlete that has special needs. The unified partner can be a family member, co-worker, or friend. |
Recreation - Sportsplex
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October to April:
Monday - Thursday, 8:00 am – 7:00 pmMay to September:
Monday – Thursday, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm For Holiday Hours please call either FLC – (708) 403-7275 or Sportsplex – (708) 645-7529. |
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- Full access to the Fitness Center with more than 110 pieces of cardiovascular, selectorized and free-weight equipment
- Group fitness classes
- 1/10 mile indoor, climate controlled track, open gyms, soccer area, climbing wall, golf and batting cages
- Free towel and locker service
- Men’s, women’s and family changing rooms |
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People 14 years of age and older can use the track. It is open to fourth to eighth graders, if accompanied by a parent. The track is available the following hours:
Monday - Friday: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Saturday - Sunday: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm |
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Soccer Field Hours for the Batting Cage & Open Field are:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
3:45 pm – 5:00 pm (November 5 to December 14)
3:45 pm – 6:00 pm (until November 2)Other times may very. Please contact FLC at (708) 403-7275 or the Sportsplex at (708) 645-7529. |
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At least one open gym is available during open building hours. |
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Credits added to your Resident ID for drop-in fees at the Sportsplex only. Discounted 20%, a minimum purchase of five credits is $4. |
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Yes. Contact the Sportsplex at (708) 645-7529 x6283 (Ray Piattoni) or x6279 (Quincy Bejster). |
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No. Residents who have a Resident ID can use the track for free. Non-residents have options - $18 daily rate for entire facility usage; 3 and 12 month track only membership or 3 and 12 month all inclusive memberships can be purchased. |
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It is undecided at this point. |
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Dec. 26, 27 & 28
Jan. 2, 3, 4, & 21
Feb. 18
Mar. 3, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27 & 28 |
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Yes, with a Sportsplex Membership or daily fee of $6 eighth grade and under and $12 for high school and over. |
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Either, an ID will need to be left if you borrow a ball. |
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Clean, gym shoes or soft-soled shoes.
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Gym shoes or indoor spikes. No metal spikes or sandal / flip-flop type shoes. |
Recreation - Sportsplex Memberships
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There many types of Sportsplex membership types available. Please select the link to the right for further information Sportsplex Memberships |
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Residents pay the daily drop-in fee for all activities/childcare at the Sportsplex. Track usage is free to residents. If you purchase a membership, at the Sportsplex, then most activities are included with a member fee for childcare and eligible programs. |
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Membership agreements may not be terminated prior to the end of the initial term, unless:
A)The member moves more than 25 miles from the facility and provides proof of the move in the form of a new driver's license and utility bill.
B) The member becomes permanently disabled and provides documentation to support the claim. 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. |
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Members may suspend their membership once per 12-month membership term due to documented medical reasons or temporary relocation. Suspensions will not be granted on retroactive basis. Memberships will only be suspended for a minimum of three months to a maximum of six months.
During a suspension, memberships under the monthly payment plan will continue to be charged. Additional months, at zero fees, will be added to the membership to offset these charges. |
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Yes! Please contact the Sportsplex Facility Administrator for more information on this terrific program. Phone: (708) 645-PLAY |
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Sportsplex has 3 and 12 month memberships available without an initiation fee. Twelve month memberships may be paid on a monthly basis utilizing automatic credit card payments. |
Recreation - Winter Wonderland
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November 17, 2007 through March 2, 2008 |
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Ice rink: Sunrise - 9:00 p.m.
Warming house hours: Monday - Friday 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. monday 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Call (708) 403-7275 for holiday hours. |
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Centennial Park - 15600 West Avenue |
Special Services
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The Office of Special Services is located in the lobby of the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall at 14700 Ravinia Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462. Phone: (708) 403-6150 or (708) 403-6188 and Fax (708) 403-6153. |
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The Office of Special Services is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. |
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The Emergency Medical ID Bracelets carry a coded identification that is linked to a field reporting system. Personal information including name, address, phone number, medical information, emergency contacts and picture are stored in the Police Department computers. This information will be able to be accessed 24 hours a day in case of emergency. Emergency Medical ID Bracelets |
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Fill out an application and bring it to the Office of Special Services at 14700 Ravinia Ave. Application |
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The Orland Park Recreation Department organizes trips and other recreational activities for Senior Residents. Adult & Senior Recreation |
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The Rapid Recovery Program is an electronic tracking system that is used to locate a resident who might have Alzheimer’s, Autism or other Special Needs. Rapid Recovery |
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Helpful information can be obtained by visiting our Veterans Assistance webpage or our office. Veterans Assistance |
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The Village of Orland Park Office of Special Services is an authorized Passport Acceptance Agent. You must have an appointment to obtain a passport. Passports |
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If you were born in Cook County you can go to either the Bridgeview or Markham Courthouse. Bridgeview Courthouse
10220 South 76th Avenue
(708) 974-6800 Markham Courthouse
16501 South Kedzie Avenue
(708) 210-4551 You can also order a birth certificate online. Order Birth Certificate Online |
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For many Illinois households, energy costs place a severe and continuing stress on the family's budget. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is designed to help eligible low-income households pay for winter energy services.
LIHEAP is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the state of Illinois. Energy assistance is provided by local community action agencies or not-for-profit agencies throughout the state. LIHEAP |
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The Office of Special Services has a drop-off box for old eyeglasses. This is in conjunction with the Orland Park Lions Club. |
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Flags can be dropped off in the main Village Hall, by the Cashier’s Window. They will be picked up and given to the Veterans in the George Brown Complex to be disposed of properly. |
Village Clerk
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The Village Clerk’s Office is located on the main level of the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall, 14700 Ravinia Ave., Orland Park. Ravinia is located one block west of LaGrange. Phone: (708) 403-6150 |
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The Village Clerk's Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. |
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The Village Board of Trustees Meetings are on the first and third Monday of the month at 7:00 pm. They are held at the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall, 14700 Ravinia Avenue, Orland Park. Board of Trustees |
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The Village Committee Meetings are the second and forth Monday of the month at 7:00 pm. They are held at the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall, 14700 Ravinia Avenue, Orland Park. Village Committees |
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If you are 18 years old on or before the next election and a U.S. Citizen, you can come into the Clerk’s Office to register to vote. 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 |
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The Clerk’s Office and the Office of Special Services provide free notary services. Please bring proof of identification and the unsigned document. You must sign the document in front of the notary. |
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Yes, civic groups or other organizations wishing to conduct a raffle within the Village of Orland Park must first obtain a Raffle License. No raffle tickets can be sold until this license is approved. Information and an application on Raffle Licenses can be obtained here. Raffle License |
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Yes, in order to participate in an intersection solicitation fundraiser within the Village of Orland Park, you are required to have a permit. Your organization must be involved in a statewide fundraising campaign and this solicitation is part of said campaign. Information and all the required forms on Intersection Solicitation can be obtained here. Intersection Solicitation |
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Yes, if you have taken over an existing business and are now the new owner or are a new homeowner with an existing or new alarm system you must complete an application and pay a one-time $5 application fee. If you have already submitted information and need to update it, that is free of charge. Information and an application can be obtained by viewing Alarm Systems information. |
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The Village of Orland Park Office of Special Services is an authorized Passport Acceptance Agent. Passport can be accepted here by appointment only. For further information view Passport Services. |
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Waste Management, (800) 796-9696. |
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Yes, there is a complete chapter in the Village of Orland Parks Village Code Book. This chapter covers Running at Large Prohibited, Leash or Other Control Methods Required, Animals Disturbing the Peace, Dog and Cat Licensing, License Fees, Vaccination Required, etc. Village Code: Animals |
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One camper, sports trailer, boat, or other recreational vehicle may be parked in a driveway, provided it is located at least five 5' from a side, rear, or front lot line, and not less than 10' from an adjoining residential building. These vehicles may not be parked in any side or rear setback. See Page 8, #5. Land Development Code |
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It is Prohibited. No person shall operate a motor driven cycle upon any public or private street, sidewalk, parking lot, bike path or public park. “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 |
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No you can not. It shall be unlawful to park any vehicle upon any street for the purpose of displaying it for sale, or to park any vehicle upon any business street from which vehicle merchandise is peddled. Village Code: Stopping, Standing, & Parking Reg. |
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It shall be unlawful between the hours of 9:30 pm and 7:00 am. 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 |
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It shall be unlawful to park any vehicle for a period of time longer than three minutes for unloading or loading of passengers or thirty minutes for loading and unloading of property on any street at any time after snow begins to fall and for a period of eight hours after snow stops falling, if snow on the street exceeds 2" in depth, provided, that said parking restriction shall continue during snow removal operations until completed. Village Code: Stopping, Standing, & Parking Reg. |
Village Manager's Office
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To save wear and tear on the roads and to battle the raising gasoline prices. |
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Call Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 and they will exchange your current recycling container for a size of your choosing. |
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Water restrictions are put into place when water consumption begins to outpace supply capabilities. |
Village Officials
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The Village Board of Trustees meet on the first and third Monday of each month at 7:00 pm, in the Board Room of the Frederick T. Owens Village Hall, 14700 South Ravinia Avenue, one block west of LaGrange Road / U.S. Route 45. |
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The holidays observed by the village are:
New Years Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Years Eve
Board meetings scheduled on these days will be canceled. |
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The Village of Orland Park is a member of Clean Air Counts, a northeastern Illinois regional initiative to reduce ozone-causing emissions and improve air quality. It is a voluntary, public-private effort that has members in the six-county greater Chicago region and is a collaborative effort between the Metropolitan Mayors Caucus, City of Chicago, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 5, and Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. 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/
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Water Bill Payment Center
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The Water Bill Payment Center is a convenient service that allows you to view and pay your water, sewer and garbage bill on the Internet. This service allows access to account, water usage, billing and payment history. You may use Visa, Mastercard or Discover credit cards, or a debit card with a Visa or MasterCard logo to pay your bill. |
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The Village of Orland Park is committed to provide a secure environment for payment processing. We use the industry standard protocol, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), to encrypt all your personal information as it passes through the Internet. This provides a secure "pipeline" between you and us to prevent the interception and misuse of your data. |
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To setup your account, you will need your utility account number and the exact amount of your last payment. 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. 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 of encryption for your safety and security. |
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To ensure you are on a secure server, look for the padlock or key icon in the lower right hand corner of your browser. The padlock should appear locked and the key should appear connected to indicate a secure server. The symbol may not be visible on general information screens, but will be reflected on any screens that will transmit your confidential account information. 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 of
encryption for your safety and security.
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Visit the Netscape or Microsoft website and download the current version of the browser on your computer. If you use a different browser, visit their support website and update to a version that supports 128-bit encryption. |
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You will receive a reference number for your online payment. Please print and retain this page for your records. Additionally, if you return to the payment history page you will see your
transaction 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.
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Payments will be posted and credited to your account within two business days of receipt (excluding holidays and weekends). |
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Yes, this information can be changed at any time. Simply click on the "Edit Account" button and select the option you would like to change. |
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Fill out the form at the "Forgot Pin?" button and then click "Remind Me." Your PIN and PIN hint is immediately sent to the email address we have on file for 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. |
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Yes, failure to enter the dash will result in an error message. |
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No, your credit card information is not stored by our system. |
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When you create your account or change your email address, we send you an activation email that contains a link to activate your account. 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. |
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The activation email is sent to you within moments of registration. If you did not receive it, then the activation email was most likely filtered by your email anti-spam filters. 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. |
Water Billing
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- If paying by check or credit card, you can mail your payment to the address provided on the remittance stub. The address is P.O. Box 88060 Chicago, Illinois 60680-1060. - 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 |
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Begin by reading your meter. The Village reads the first four digits on the meter. Compare that to the current read on your bill. 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 |
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Contact Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 or visit the website for Waste Management |
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The Village can not automatically charge your water bill to your credit card however, you have the option to pay on-line with a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, or Discover) or with a debit card that has the Visa/MasterCard logo. If you do not wish to charge on-line, the Village can automatically withdraw payment from a checking or savings account. To sign up for this program, complete the Automatic Water Bill Payment Authorization Form |
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Recently there has been a new meter installed and the billing system can not print both meter numbers and reads on the bill. Your next bill will reflect the current information. For additional information contact water billing at (708) 403-6175 or complete the Water Billing Inquiry Form |
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The Village does not require a security deposit to set up service. |
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Contact Waste Management for a special pick up at (800) 796-9696. There should be no additional charge. |
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Contact Waste Management at (800) 796-9696 or visit the website for Waste Management |
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Yes, stamps can be purchased at the Cashier's window. |
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