Rules Stack · VR
The stack, in space
Parkside · 11 layers
Informational only — not legal advice. These are public rules summarized from the linked sources; they change, and overlapping jurisdictions can disagree. Verify against the linked source and the governing body (the Village, your association, the county) before acting.
Why a VR view of a rule book?
A home in Pingree Grove sits under a stack of authorities — Federal and State law at the top, then Kane County, Rutland Township, the Village, the Fire Protection District, any Special Service Area, and, in Cambridge Lakes, a master HOA over your sub-association. The flat Rules Stack already shows that ladder. This lens renders the same resolved stack as floating tiers in 3D space: highest authority on top, the most local (and most overridable) layer at the bottom. It’s the same data, one dimension richer.
It runs on WebXR — one scene, three devices. Drag to orbit and scroll to zoom on a laptop, touch to spin it on a phone, or press Enter VR on a headset’s browser to step inside the stack. No app, no install. Where a device has no VR, the button says so honestly and the 3D view still works.
See a neighborhood’s stack
Informational only — not legal advice. These are public rules summarized from the linked sources; they change, and overlapping jurisdictions can disagree. Verify against the linked source and the governing body (the Village, your association, the county) before acting.