Hopefully this has brought you full circle to understand the reason the advice provided by @Tim Wieneke is most sound.The vast majority of us on BP are not attorneys, we don't live in your village, don't know how things work there, don't know the judge and/or any relationship s/he may have with the attorney.

@Murali Jesudoss If you are looking at Chicago market there are better options then Sauk Village. 

Now the west side of the tollway, called Legacy West, is being built up with the same lifestyle with many apartments and many high end shops.Clipped from Dallas News:Legacy West is a 250-acre project includes an urban village with 280,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space; a 300-room, $82 million Renaissance hotel; and hundreds of apartments and offices along the west side of the Dallas North Tollway at Legacy Drive.Within two years, more than 16,000 people will be working in the Legacy West project, making it one of the largest new job centers in the state.In early 2014, when developers kicked off Legacy West, they said it could take as long as seven years to complete.  

Although there are Resorts and skiing and waterparks and the likes, they have their own units to sleep or Village is right next door.Camelback, Kalahari, great wolf, Jack frost, blue mountain, Mt.

Yes, as a Realtor I know Century Village and Kings Point quite well.

You and me both @Jade Adair - putting together a tiny house village in WA a hard goal to accomplish, especially close to cities and job centers like Seattle.Let me know if you move forward/have success with that.

LIC, Astoria, Jackson Heights, Woodside, Middle Village, etc.All the best to you on your search!

One step you can take that will help is to meet with the village inspector and ask if they would perform a walk through.