Free Training for Homeowners’ Associations in Kendall County on Stormwater and Zoning Practices

Attention all homeowners’ association folks in Kendall County: your calendar has a new entry for Thursday, November 14, time-stamped for 6:45 pm. The County Board Room at the Kendall County Office Building on West Fox Street in Yorkville will open its doors for a training session, and here’s the kicker—it’s on the house, no charge, according to the

Kendall County

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This isn’t just your run-of-the-mill gathering. We’re talking about heavy-hitters like Anthony Bryant from WBK Engineering, ready to spill the beans on stormwater infrastructure maintenance. Brian Holdiman of the Kendall County Planning, Building and Zoning Department will be there too, to lay down the law on enforcement procedures and practices as they pertain to building and zoning matters, as repotred by the

Kendall County

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For anyone who’s dealt with the aftermath of a storm or faced the complexities of local building codes, you know this training is worth its weight in gold—err, information. There’s no need to RSVP, which is a rare, but welcome change from the exclusive events we’re used to. If your HOA is looking for tips or you’re curious about the county’s take on zoning, you definitely want to head over to

Kendall County’s

website for the nitty-gritty.

Kendall County

seems to be taking proactive steps to educate and align its homeowners’ associations with best practices, at least that’s the vibe from the county’s latest announcement. If you find yourself swimming in questions or just need more deets, reach out directly to the Planning, Building and Zoning Department. Dial 630-553-4139, they’re standing by to assist, to fill those informational gaps, or just to chat about what to expect.

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