St. Joseph, IL · Champaign County
Petition for Zoning Variance
Property petitioners use this form to ask the Village of St. Joseph Zoning Board of Appeals to consider a zoning variance.
What this form is
This petition gives the Village of St. Joseph Zoning Board of Appeals information about the petitioner and property, the current zoning, and the desired variance. It asks for a map showing the proposed changes and space to describe special circumstances, conditions that make the zoning code unreasonable or a specific handicap, and additional comments. The form includes spaces to record filing, fee payment, and review decisions.
Who needs it
A property petitioner seeking a zoning variance from the Village of St. Joseph should complete this petition and include a map showing the desired changes.
How to submit it
Submit the completed petition to the Village Clerk; the form provides filing and fee-paid fields but no address or contact details.
About notarization
No notary is required; the form has no notary block and includes filing/date fields, while requesting a map showing the desired property changes.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download The Petition
Download the Petition for Zoning Variance PDF.
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Complete The Petition
Enter the petitioner and property details, current zoning, desired variance, and requested circumstances or comments.
- 3
Gather The Property Map
Include a map of the property showing the desired changes.
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Submit To The Village Clerk
Submit the completed petition and map to the Village Clerk.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the St. Joseph zoning variance petition ask for?
- It asks for petitioner and property details, current zoning, the desired variance, a map showing the desired changes, and circumstances or comments for the board.
- Do I need a notary for the Petition for Zoning Variance?
- No. This petition has no notary block. It includes filing and date fields and asks for a map showing the desired property changes.
- How do I submit the zoning variance petition?
- Submit the completed petition to the Village Clerk. The form includes filing and fee-paid fields but does not provide an address or contact details.