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Office of the Illinois StateTreasurer Request for Proposals Automated Teller Machine Services . . . June 6, 2003

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Treasurer is issuing this Request for Proposals for automated teller machine (ATM) services. The installation location for this machine will be at the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, 2700 Ogden Ave, Downers Grove, IL. The Business Center houses 400 employees and has over 600 visitors per day who purchase I-Pass, pay violations and conduct other business. The Treasurer has authority to contract for banking and automated teller machine services in state facilities.15 ILCS 505/18. The Treasurer plans to contract with a financial institution to provide these services for a period of four (4) years beginning June 20, 2003 and continuing through June 30, 2007.

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On Good Authority

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This report was written by staff Research Analyst Sharyn Adams. It is a summary of an evaluation of the domestic violence probation programs in Sangamon, Peoria, and Tazewell counties. The evaluation was conducted by the Center for Legal Studies at the University of Illinois at Springfield.

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Notice of Commission Action

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Application for Certificate of Service Authority pursuant to Section 19-110 of the Public Utility Act.

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Miniature of Operation of rain gauge and groundwater monitoring networks for the Imperial Valley Water Authority. Year Eight : September 1999-August 2000.

Operation of rain gauge and groundwater monitoring networks for the Imperial Valley Water Authority. Year Eight : September 1999-August 2000.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

The Illinois State Water Survey (ISWS), under contract to the Imperial Valley Water Authority (IVWA), has operated a network of rain gauges in Mason and Tazewell Counties since August 1992. The ISWS also established a network of groundwater observation wells in the Mason-Tazewell area in 1994. These networks are located in the most heavily irrigated region of the state. The region's major source of water for irrigation, municipal, and domestic water supplies is groundwater pumped from thick sand-and-gravel deposits associated with the confluence of two major ancient river valleys, the Mississippi and the Mahomet-Teays. Relatively recent extreme weather events (e.g., the drought of 1988 and the great flood of 1993) resulted in large fluctuations in groundwater levels in the Imperial Valley area. The purpose of the rain gauge network and the groundwater observation well network is to collect long-term data to determine the rate of groundwater drawdown in dry periods and during the growing season, and the rate at which the aquifer recharges. This report presents data accumulated from the rain gauge and observation well networks since their inception through August 2000. Precipitation is recorded continuously at 20 rain gauges for each storm that traverses the Imperial Valley. Groundwater levels at the 13 observation wells are measured the first of each month. The database from these networks consists of eight years of precipitation data and six years of groundwater observations. At the beginning of groundwater observations in late 1994, the water levels were at their highest in the six years of observation. These high groundwater levels were the result of the very wet 1992-1995 period when annual precipitation was above the 30-year normals at both Havana and Mason City. From September 1995-August 1997, precipitation in the region was well below the 30-year normal followed by the 1997-1998 and 1998-1999 observation years with rainfall totals that were slightly above and slightly below normal, respectively. Groundwater levels in the observation wells reflected the multi-year rainfall patterns, showing a general downward trend during the dry years, a recovery in the wet 1997-1998 year, and a leveling off in 1998-1999. Precipitation in the region during observation year 1999-2000 was well below normal, mirroring the quite low totals observed during the dry years of 1995-1997. In response, groundwater levels fell to levels similar to those experienced in 1996-1997. Analysis indicates that groundwater levels are affected by both the precipitation in the Imperial Valley area and, for wells close to the Illinois River, by river stage. Generally, water levels in wells follow antecedent precipitation and Illinois River stage by one to two months, i.e., June groundwater levels are most highly correlated with the Illinois River stage or precipitation that occurs in April or May. The analyses conducted indicate the need for continued operation of both networks due to inconsistencies associated with groundwater levels, precipitation, and the Illinois River stage. For instance, although observation well number 2 (MTOW-2) is located near the center of Mason County, well away from the Illinois River, it has an equal correlation with the Illinois River stage and area precipitation. Additional data collection and analyses are needed to determine the reasons for this and other data disparities.

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Outdoor Illinois

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This magazine is a monthly publication published by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources which includes articles on outdoor activities, conservation, state park information. This issue has articles about:avian bird flu, beaver, bull hog, deer hunting, Duck hunting, mines, Shelbyville State Fish and Wildlife Area, state parks, and Urban Coyotes

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Miniature of Operation, maintenance, and upgrade of a 25-raingage network for collection, reduction, and analysis of precipitation data for Lake Michigan diversion accounting : Water Year 2001

Operation, maintenance, and upgrade of a 25-raingage network for collection, reduction, and analysis of precipitation data for Lake Michigan diversion accounting : Water Year 2001

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

A dense raingage network has operated in Cook County since the fall of 1989, to provide accurate precipitation for use in simulating runoff for Lake Michigan diversion accounting. This report describes the network design, the operations and maintenance procedures, the data reduction and quality control methodology, a comparison of rainfall amounts obtained via analog chart and data logger, and an analysis of precipitation for Water Year 2001 (October 2000 - September 2001). The data analyses include 1) monthly and Water Year 2001 amounts at all sites, 2) Water Year 2001 amounts in comparison to patterns from network Water Years 1990-2000, and 3) the 12-year network precipitation average for Water Years 1990-2001. Also included are raingage site descriptions, instructions for raingage technicians, documentation of raingage maintenance, and documentation of high storm totals.

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Peleton v. McGivern's, Inc.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

No. 1-06-0538 First Division Filed: 8-6-07 PELETON, INC., an Illinois Corporation, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. McGIVERNS, INC., d/b/a Great Godfrey Daniels, an Illinois Corporation, TIMOTHY P. McGIVERN, and CHICAGO TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE, u/t No. 33969, Defendants-Appellees.) Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. No. 00 CH 12761 Honorable Peter Flynn, Judge Presiding.

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Pancoe v. Singh

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

No. 1-05-2513 FIRST DIVISION Filed: 9-17-07 ROBERT PANCOE, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. GULZAR SINGH, Defendant-Appellant. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. No. 02 CH 4757 Honorable Barbara Disko, Judge Presiding.

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On Good Authority

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This report is a summary of the final evaluation of the Illinois Department of Corrections Juvenile Sex Offender Treatment Program.

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On Good Authority

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

After seven years of comprehensive research, the Little Village Gang Violence Reduction Project (GVRP) evaluators submitted their conclusions on changes in gang member criminal behavior. This report was written by Irving A. Spergel, Ph.D., and Kwai Ming Wa, M.S., of the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration Gang Research, Evaluation and Technical Assistance Projects. It is a summary of a program evaluation of the Gang Violence Reduction Project administered by the Chicago Police Department.

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