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Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Electronic Documents of Illinois provides permanent public access to official publications of the State of Illinois which have been deposited in electronic form.

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24058-R-1 Charles

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24058-R-1, Charles, Appellant, Cook County, Orland Township,

Date Created:
2008

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24042-R-1 Wojcik

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24042-R-1, Wojcik, Appellant, Cook County, Orland Township,

Date Created:
2008

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24092-R-1 Patel

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24092-R-1, Patel, Appellant, Cook County, Lyons Township,

Date Created:
2008

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24108-R-1 Powers

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24108-R-1, Powers, Appellant, Cook County, Lyons Township,

Date Created:
2008

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24162-R-1 Gornik

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-24162-R-1, Gornik, Appellant, Cook County, Lyons Township,

Date Created:
2008

Resolution

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Adoption of Annual Reports

Date Created:
11 13 2008

Results of the 2006-2007 Illinois Non-Resident Hunter Harvest Survey

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Periodic survey of non-resident hunters to determine their activities and harvests in 18-24 game animal hunting categories in Illinois, as well as their characteristics and attitudes toward specific wildlife issues. Abstract: A random sample of 2,000 potential non-resident hunters was selected from among purchasers of 2006 Illinois non-resident hunting licenses and habitat stamps. A 6-page questionnaire was successfully mailed to 1,960 of the 2,000 individuals. We received 1,254 returned questionnaires, 1,249 of which were usable, for a 64% response rate. Non-residents purchased 38,900 hunting licenses in Illinois in 2006-2007. Non-residents harvested more doves, deer and gray squirrels than any other game species, though low sample sizes for many species prevented accurate estimation of harvest. Twenty-nine non-resident hunters reported hunting on controlled hunting areas or shooting preserves in Illinois. These hunters most frequently hunted pheasants, quail and Chuckar partridge. Non-residents most commonly used the IDNR website or phone system to purchase their hunting licenses, habitat stamps and permits. Non-resident hunters reported little difficulty accessing hunting land in Illinois. Twenty percent of non-residents leased land to hunt in Illinois and 37% hired an outfitter to access land. One-fifth of respondents had hunted upland game in a state other than Illinois during 2006-2007. Non-residents most commonly hunted upland game in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Missouri. Respondents reported having access to private hunting land as their primary motivation for hunting upland game outside of Illinois.

Date Created:
04 04 2008

Results of the 2006-2007 Non-resident Deer Hunter Survey

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Survey to characterize the hunting activity, land access, expenditures and motivations of nonresident deer hunters in Illinois. Abstract: A random sample of 3,000 non-residents who purchased deer hunting permits in Illinois during the 2006-2007 season were selected from license sales data. An 11-page questionnaire was mailed to the selected sample in January-March 2007. We received 1,916 useable responses from 2,945 deliverable addresses (65% response rate). Non-resident hunters purchased the most permits per hunter during the firearm deer hunting season, but hunted the most days during the archery deer season. Non-resident hunters harvested more large bucks (4 antler points on one side) than any other type of deer, and the harvest rate per hunter for large bucks was highest during the firearm season. Non-resident hunters spent an average of $2,142 (total) to hunt deer in Illinois for an average of 8.6 days. Eighteen percent of non-resident hunters leased land to hunt deer during 2006-2007 and paid an average of $1,435 each to do so. More hunters (37%) hired an outfitter to hunt deer in Illinois and they paid an average of $2,045 for those services. Leasing land and hiring an outfitter did not appear to increase hunters harvest over hunters who did not lease land or hire outfitters. Non-resident hunters were willing to harvest large bucks and does, but not willing to harvest small bucks or fawns. They harvested male deer and fawns at rates comparable to their stated willingness; however, they far under-harvested adult does in comparison to their reported willingness. Non-resident hunters find the quality of Illinois deer herd and their likelihood of harvesting a trophy deer the most important factors determining the quality of their hunt in Illinois. Most non-resident hunters were satisfied with the deer herd, the quality of their deer hunt and deer management in Illinois.

Date Created:
12 19 2007

Report to the Members of the 94th General Assembly on the Findings of Senate Bill 248 (PA 94-0470)

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On August 4, 2005, Governor Blagojevich signed Senate Bill 248 (Public Act 94-0470) which required the Office of the Secretary of State to undertake a study to determine the feasibility of establishing a standard license plate that would (i) replace some or all special plates currently issued under the Code and (ii) identify its special plate classification by means of a sticker attached to its left side. It further required the Secretary of State to undertake a study of the feasibility of identifying, on the license plates issued to any vehicle of the First Division, the county in which the vehicle is registered, by use of a registration sticker or some other device or method as well as undertake a study of the feasibility of permitting the attachment of a special plate to the front of a vehicle of the First Division or a vehicle of Second Division weighing 8,000 pounds or less and the attachment of a standard registration plate to the rear of that vehicle.i The legislation further stated that the study contain cost estimates and comparisons and that the findings of the study be reported to the Governor and members of the General Assembly by March 1, 2006. This is the report resulting from that study.

Date Created:
02 08 2006

Report Digest: Regional Office of Education #10: Christian and Montgomery Counties. Financial Audit for the year ended June 30, 2008

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Digest report of the financial Audit of Regional Office of Education #10, which covers Christian and Montgomery Counties performed by West and Company, LLC as special assistants for the Auditor General, State of Illinois.

Date Created:
06 16 2009

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