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Franklin County 2005 Taxing Districts

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Illinois Taxing District Map for Tax Year 2005. Geospatial data representing taxing district boundary information collected from Illinois county clerks. Map identifies the boundaries of property tax districts to be used for general illustration and research.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Walk Across Illinois

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Illinois Lieutenant Governor's Office Frequently asked questions and answers about the Walk Across Illinois program. The Walk Across Illinois is an easy way to improve your health, one step at a time. The following questions are answers in the two page sheet; what is the walk across Illinois, why is it 167 miles long, what inspired the idea, how does it work, what happens when I've reached 167 miles, when can I start, Is there any cost to register, what is the walk across Illinois summer 2006, where will the walks go, what are the health benefits to walking and what are some other ways kids can stay fit.

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Guide to Green Main Street

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Illinois Lieutenant Governor's Office Greening Main Street guide is to help Illinois communities make themselves green. The following pages put forward ideas and suggestions for community projects and programs that will help revitalize your Main Street town as a more environmentally friendly and energy efficient community. Illinois Main Street is a comprehensive community revitalization program which promotes historic reservation and economic development of the states traditional business districts. Illinois Main Street helps communities define their own vision and works with them to make that vision a reality. The Greening Main Street guide is divided into six sections: Greenery; Recycling; Buildings; Transportation andRecreation; Energy; and Education.

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Greening Your Community

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Illinois Lieutenant Governor's Office Greening Your Community Guidebook helps communities make themselves green. Using the policies and practices in this guide you can make your community green, environmentally friendly and fiscally prudent. The Illinois Green Government Coordinating Council is charged with making the State of Illinois as green as it can be. The Council helps state and local agencies find ways to Build and maintain green facilities, Reduce waste and pollution, Acquire and use environmentally friendly products, Adopt environmentally friendly policies. Greening your community can be as easy as turning off the lights to conserve energy or as ambitious as building a Green Building. Whatever you choose to do, the Illinois Green Government CoordinatingCouncil is here to help you.

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Henderson County 2005 Taxing Districts

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Guide to the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act as amended

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This guide has been prepared in order to inform employers of their rights and responsibilities under the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Act. It describes the conditions under which an employer is liable for the payment of contributions or for making payments in lieu of contributions, the reports that must be filed by all employers, the varying rates at which contributions are paid, the circumstances under which unemployed workers are eligible for benefits and, the highlights of Illinois unemployment insurance law.

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Ground-water investigation for the University of Illinois

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In 1997, the Illinois State Water Survey, at the request of the University of Illinois, initiated a test drilling project that included the construction of several 2-inch diameter observation wells at two sites on the Urbana-Champaign campus. The project concentrated on two areas in which cooling water was needed by the University the North Chiller Plant and the Abbott Power Plant. The purpose of the project was to determine whether sufficient ground-water resources could be located from which to develop a water supply. Exploration at both sites focused on sand-and-gravel materials within the Glasford Formation of Illinoian Age. The main area of interest was the North Chiller Plant at the intersection of Clark and Mathews Streets in Urbana, located in the SE of Section 7, T.19N, R.9E. (Urbana Township), Champaign County. If warranted by test drilling results, a seven-day aquifer test was proposed at the site to investigate the potential of pumping approximately 500 gallons per minute (gpm) from production wells. An area of secondary interest was the Abbott Power Plant between Armory and Gregory Streets and just east of the Illinois Central railroad tracks, located in Section 13, T.19N., R.8E. (Champaign Township). Testing at the Abbott site, if warranted, would examine the feasibility of developing 200 gpm from production wells. Exploratory test drilling at both sites, along with additional information from earlier reports and data on file, led to the following conclusions. The Glasford aquifer is present at most sites across the University of Illinois campus, although it varies considerably in both thickness and texture. The texture of the deposit appears to be finer in test holes south of Green Street. The top of the Glasford sand, near University Avenue, commonly occurs at elevations of 615 to 620 feet. However, the top of the sand at the Abbott Power Plant occurs much lower; the top of the aquifer occurs at about 595 feet. The bottom of the sand is more uniform and occurs at both plants at an elevation of approximately 565 feet. A shallower sand occurs at an elevation of about 640 feet, that is not considered part of the Glasford aquifer. It appears oxidized and occurs just below a very dark brown zone, presumably the Robein Silt. The depth to water in study wells finished in the Glasford aquifer is about 115 feet. Ground-water levels in the Glasford aquifer have a natural fluctuation of about 1 to 2 feet in the test holes. Water levels at the North Chiller Plant did not appear to have been affected significantly by water withdrawals at the Northern Illinois Water Corporation East Well Field. Levels were observed to be similar to levels reported in the 1930s. Water in the Glasford aquifer tends to be alkaline, very hard, high in iron concentration, and at a nearly constant temperature of about 57 degrees F. Although there had been some concern about potential contamination of the Glasford aquifer from fuel spills at the Abbott Power Plant, no contamination was evident in samples taken from test wells constructed for this project. Despite their relative proximity to the former locations of University Wells 10 and 11, no test holes drilled near the North Chiller Plant and Beckman Institute indicated a sufficient thickness of suitable sand material in the Glasford aquifer to warrant construction of a test well to conduct an aquifer test at the desired rate of 500 gpm. Test drilling at the Abbott Power Plant indicated a sufficient thickness of Glasford aquifer present to warrant an aquifer test at perhaps 100 gpm. Accordingly, well designs are recommended for the construction of two test wells or production wells at that site, which might be capable of producing the desired quantity of 200 gpm.

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Greenwich Insurance Company v. RPS Products, Inc.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

First Division, FEBRUARY 04, 2008 No. 1-07-0760 GREENWICH INSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. RPS PRODUCTS, INC., Defendant-Appellant (The Holmes Group, Inc., Defendant). Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. No. 05 CH 09418 Honorable Sophia H. Hall, Judge Presiding.

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Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company v. LaForge

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Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company v. LaForge NO. 4-06-0147 Filed: 12/15/06 IN THE APPELLATE COURT OF ILLINOIS FOURTH DISTRICT GRINNELL MUTUAL REINSURANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. GRANT LaFORGE, Defendant-Appellant. and COUNTRY COMPANIES MUTUAL INSURANCE and FINANCIAL SERVICES, as Subrogee of ALAN INVESTMENTS; ALAN INVESTMENTS; and CROSS FARMS, INC., Defendants. Appeal from Circuit Court of Logan County No. 03MR29 Honorable David L. Coogan, Judge Presiding.

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Illinois Community College Board. Compliance Examination for the two years ended June 30, 2006

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Illinois Community College Board. Compliance examination for the two years ended June 30, 2006 by an independent auditor.

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