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Summary of Findings Regarding Excessive Vacancies <br /> Although some vacancy issues existed, it was not to the scale wh�re it manifested <br /> m itself to a meaningful extent. <br /> �U 8. Lack of Ventilation, Light or Sanitary Facilities—Definition <br /> Lack of ventilation, light or sanitary facilities refers to substa dard conditions <br /> which adversely affect the health and welfare of building ccupants, e.g., <br /> residents, employees or visitors. Typical requirements for ventilation; light and <br /> Y sanitary facilities include: <br /> 0 <br /> a. Adequate mechanical ventilation for air circulation i spaces/rooms <br /> without windows, i.e., bathrooms, and dust, odor or stoke producing <br /> activity areas; <br /> b. Adequate natural light and ventilation by means of skyli hts or windows <br /> or interior rooms/spaces, and proper window sizes and amounts by room <br /> area to window area ratios; and i <br /> C. Adequate sanitary facilities, i.e., garbage storage/enclsure, bathroom <br /> facilities, hot water, and kitchens. <br /> Sunrrrrar)� of Findings Regarding Lack of Ventilation, Li V rt or Sanitary <br /> Facilities <br /> Information regarding the use of properties indicates that none f the properties <br /> exhibit characteristics of this factor. <br /> 9. Inadequate Utilities —Definition <br /> This factor relates to all underground and overhead utilities, i eluding but not <br /> limited to: storm sewers and storm drainage; sanitary sewers; .Na er lines and gas <br /> electric and telephone service which may be shown to be inadequ te. <br /> Summary of Findings Regarding Utilities <br /> Maior utilities for the area were installed prior to the development of current <br /> standards and would not meet state or local development requiren nts today. <br /> Parts of area sanitary and storm sewer lines are combined which Nould be illegal <br /> based on current IEPA standards. Additionally, the bulk of area property is served <br /> by six (6) inch water mains when local city ordinance now require the <br /> installation of eight(8) inch mains. <br /> 10. Excessive Land Coverage and Overcrowding of Structures a d Community <br /> Facilities—Definition <br /> This factor may be documented by showing instances where buil ing coverage is <br /> excessive. Zoning ordinances commonly contain standards for roperties which <br /> relate floor area to lot area. Excessive coverage refers to the over intensive use of <br /> property and the crowding of buildings and accessory facilit es onto a site. <br /> Problem conditions include buildings either improperly situated n the parcel or <br /> 17 <br />