Zoning
The zoning ordinance was designed to conserve taxable
values of land and buildings, reduce street congestion and promote the public safety,
morals and welfare. It does this by regulating building height and setbacks,
classifying and regulating the location of uses into zones (such as residential,
business, and manufacturing) and by prohibiting some uses of buildings which
may be incompatible with the neighborhood's character. The ordinance regulates
fences and how close you can build to your property
line.
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Transportation
Kewanee is an Amtrak Community. To explore the destinations you can visit with only one connection, click here: 
To make reservations any time, all week long, phone:
1-800-USARAIL (872-7245)
Also, our municipal airport, located three miles southwest of the city, has hardsurfaced, lighted runways of 3200 x 60 feet and 4500 x 75 feet, capable of handling corporate jet aircraft.
The Kewanee Municipal Airport Authority can be reached at: (309) 853-8671.
Airport Features
| Communication | Navigation | Services
| TWR/CTAF: 122.8 | ELEV: 858' | FUEL: 100LL
| | GND CON: | LAT: 41°12.31' | FBO:
| | ATIS: | LON: 89°57.83' | Anderson Flying Service
309-853-8222
| | UNICOM: 122.8 | VOR: 114.7 BDF
| | APP/DEP:MLI 118.2 | 279° 17.3 NM |
| | RCO: | AWOS |
| | LIGHTS: 122.8 | |
| Airport Manager: Dale Lindstrom - 309-853-8222
NDB on field - 245 (EZI) 2 - NDB instrument approaches
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Kewanee Driver's License Facility
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