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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-20737-I-1 Schaaf Glass Co.

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-20737-I-1, Schaaf Glass Co., Appellant, Cook County, Palos Township,

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-22971-I-1 Interstate Brands Corporation

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-22971-I-1, Interstate Brands Corporation, Appellant, Cook County, Rich Township,

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-20904-C-1 Kousis

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2006-20904-C-1, Kousis , Appellant, Cook County, Palos Township,

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Secura Insurance v. Illinois Farmers Insurance

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No. 2--06--0614 Filed: 11-7-07 In The Appellate Court Of Illinois Second District Secura Insurance Company, Plaintiff-Appellant, V. Illinois Farmers Insurance Company, Defendant-Appellee. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Du Page County. No. 05--MR--156 Honorable Bonnie M. Wheaton, Judge, Presiding.

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Sediment management alternatives for the Fox Chain of Lakes along the Fox River in Illinois

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The Fox Chain of Lakes is a series of interconnected glacial lakes that are essentially located along the main stem of the Fox River. Originating in Wisconsin, the Fox River flows through northern Illinois before becoming a major tributary of the Illinois River. About 75 percent of the Fox River above the lowest section of the Fox Chain of Lakes lies in Wisconsin. The drainage area above the lowest point of the chain is about 1,184 square miles. The Fox Chain of Lakes has a surface area of more than 6,000 acres. Over the years, significant land-use changes have occurred on this watershed. These changes and the geographical location of the Fox River have resulted in extensive sediment deposition within these lakes. This is especially true for those lakes in the direct path of the Fox River. For example, Grass Lake and Nippersink Lake have lost most of their capacities to sediment deposition. The average depth of Grass Lake in 1975 was 2.7 feet, and the sediment is extremely soft. Within the present research activity, the original research conducted in 1974-1975 by the authors is being examined along with additional data collected by others within the last 25 years. These initial analyses indicated that both in-lake and off-lake sediment management techniques must be implemented to increase water depths within the lakes and decrease sediment loads. Among the in-lake management alternatives that should be considered are dredging and disposing of sediment outside the lake, discharging hydraulically dredged sediment into geotubes or some other type of containment facility within the lake, and creating artificial islands within the lake with dredged sediments. The watershed-based sediment management alternatives could include implementation of best management practices on the watershed, flow and sediment retention basins, side channel sediment traps, sediment management within the stream channel, and the implementation of a systemwide sediment management alternative.

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Ross v. Mauro Chevrolet

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Ross v. Mauro Chevrolet FOURTH DIVISION December 28, 2006 No. 1-06-0156 CHARISSE ROSS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MAURO CHEVROLET, an Illinois Corporation, THE CITY OF CHICAGO, an Illinois Municipality, CHRISTOPHER K. KAPORIS AND BENNY A. PAMBUKU, Individually and as agent for the City of Chicago, Defendants-Appellees. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. Honorable Kathy M. Flanagan Judge Presiding.

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Round Lake Unit School District No. 116: Recommendation on Reorganization from Financial Oversight Panel

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Due to the severe financial difficulties of Round Lake School District #116, a financial oversight panel (FOP) was established pursuant to 105 ILCS 5/1B of the School Code to oversee all financial decisions for the district. State law provides that the oversight panel can make recommendations to the General Assembly as to what is best in terms of the future of the district. The Panel is recommending that a finance authority be established and empowered with similar responsibilities to the one that was enacted for Chicago School District #299 in 1995. The School Finance Authority in Chicago brought stability to that district's finances, and the Panel believes that this process can do the same for Round Lake

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Selected Resources in Nanotechnology and the Environment

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There are two avenues to explore when researching nanotechnology and the environment. The first is the effect of nanomaterials on the environment and human health. The second is how nanomaterials can be used to benefit the environment. The Illinois Waste Management and Research Center Library resources listed here cover both aspects of the topic.

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Sathoff v. Sutterer

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NO. 5-06-0257 IN THE APPELLATE COURT OF ILLINOIS FIFTH DISTRICT ROGER SATHOFF, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. WAYNE SUTTERER, Executor of the Estate of Melba Busse, Deceased, and Unknown Owners, Defendants-Appellees. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Monroe County. No. 05-CH-22 Honorable Dennis B. Doyle, Judge, presiding.

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SILC: Statewide Illinois Library Catalog: Illinois Gateway to Library Resources

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How to access and search the Statewide Illinois Library Catalog (SILC)

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