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 2006-00992-R-1 Feldman

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00992-R-1, Feldman, Appellant, Lake County, _Unknown Township,

Date Created:
12 7 2007

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00580-R-1 Regan

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-00580-R-1, Regan, Appellant, Lake County, West Deerfield Township,

Date Created:
2008

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Regional Office of Education #22: Fulton and Schuyler Counties. Financial Audit for the year ended June 30, 2008

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Financial Audit of the Regional Office of Education #22: Fulton and Schuyler Counties by Ginoli and Company LTD, who performed as Special Assistant Auditors.

Date Created:
03 27 2009

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Results of the 2005-2006 Illinois Deer Hunter Survey

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Annual survey of one group of forest game hunters to determine their activities, harvests, characteristics, attitudes, and opinions in Illinois. Abstract: A random sample of 3,000 potential deer hunters were selected from 2005 Illinois Habitat Stamp stubs. A 7-page questionnaire was mailed to the selected sample in June, 2006. We received 2,045 useable questionnaires 70% response rate . Ninety-two percent of respondents reported purchasing one or more permits to hunt deer in Illinois during the 2005-2006 season. Most Illinois deer hunters used the telephone to register their harvested deer. Slightly more than half of respondents felt that the quality of the deer herd in the Illinois county they hunted most often was good. Nearly half of hunters, both archery and firearm, felt that the size of the deer herd in the county they hunted most often was about right and had not changed over the previous 5 years. A majority of hunters also felt that the number of deer hunters in the county they hunted most was about right, but had increased over the previous 5 years. Hunters are satisfied with the current hunting season structure and support youth hunting opportunities. Illinois deer hunters are most likely to be motivated to hunt deer by their ability to spend time outdoors and provide meat for their families. Most Illinois deer hunters hunt on private land, but have not experienced difficulty obtaining access to private lands to hunt deer. Most respondents were aware of the presence of CWD in wild Illinois deer and supported the IDNR using any methods necessary to control its spread.

Date Created:
01 04 2007

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Results of the 2005 Illinois Conservation Order Snow Goose Hunter Survey

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Annual survey of activities, harvests, and attitudes/opinions of hunters participating in the Light Goose Conservation Action. Abstract: Participant surveys are necessary to estimate harvest during the Conservation Order snow goose hunting season, and overall effectiveness of the conservation program. We selected a random sample of 1,730 goose hunters, and mailed them a 4-page questionnaire. From the original sample, 80 questionnaires were undeliverable, 1,053 were returned (64% return rate), and 1,049 of the returned surveys were useable. The 2005 estimate of 5,689 conservation order snow goose hunters was similar to the estimated 5,976 hunters in 2004. Days afield was estimated at 42,349, and was slightly less than the estimate of 44,306 last year. An estimated 43,839 snow geese were harvested during the 2005 Light Goose Conservation Order season. This was an 18% increase over the 2004 estimated harvest of 37,189 snow geese. Sixty-seven percent of the 2005 harvest occurred in the Central and South Zones during February. We examined hunting activities and tactics of snow goose hunters during the Conservation Order season.

Date Created:
11 21 2005

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Report on Compensable Sick Leave

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This report shows the amount by which the costs associated with compensable sick leave have been reduced as a result of the termination of compensable sick leave accrual. The report is limited to compensable sick leave for state employees who are participants of the State University Retirement System, and is required annually beginning November 15, 2001.