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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01682-R-1 Watters

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01682-R-1, Watters, Appellant, Madison County, Ft. Russell Township,

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01782-R-1 Stokes

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01782-R-1, Stokes, Appellant, Madison County, Edwardsville Township,

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01406-R-1 Beimfohr

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-01406-R-1, Beimfohr, Appellant, Madison County, Hamel Township,

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-02091-R-1 Goodman

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2006-02091-R-1, Goodman, Appellant, Lake County, Moraine Township,

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Annual Report on Telecommunications

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This report presents summary statistics on competition in basic local telephone services and the deployment of broadband and mobile wireless services in Illinois.

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2001-2002 Illinois Hunter Harvest Report

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

A random sample of 3,000 hunters was selected from the purchasers of 2001 Illinois Habitat Stamps and resident hunting licenses. The sample was evenly divided between each sample frame (habitat stamps and hunting license). Of the sample of 3,000 hunters, 2,902 questionnaires were deliverable. We received 1,906 (66%) questionnaires, 1,883 of which were usable. License sales increased 2.1% from 2000 (290,000) to the 2001 season (296,000). From 2000-2001 to 2001-2002, harvests increased for 4 game animal categories (woodcock, gray squirrel, raccoon, and coyote), decreased for 8 game animal categories (rabbit, quail, pheasant, dove, gray partridge, fox squirrel, red fox, and opossum), and did not change for 1 category (gray fox). Activities of hunters and types of land hunted were profiled, as were attitudes toward hunting programs and general information about hunters.

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A method for estimating groundwater contribution areas for Illinois nature preserves and other natural areas.

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

A new method for estimating the groundwater contribution area (GCA) for Illinois nature preserves was demonstrated using 12 test sites (Bluff Springs Fen, Braidwood Dunes and Savanna, Elizabeth Lake, George B. Fell, Goose Lake, Illinois Beach, Lake in the Hills Fen, Lockport Prairie, Parker Fen, Romeoville Prairie, Spring Grove Fen, and Volo Bog). The sites were selected for their varied hydrogeologic settings and available hydrogeologic data. None of the sites had sufficient local groundwater studies available to identify an entire GCA. Regional studies available for six preserves readily could be used to identify a regional GCA. The amount of hydrogeologic data available for any given preserve will vary, but for most Illinois nature preserves groundwater studies are not available to evaluate groundwater flow conditions. Because contribution areas must be determined to address site management issues, this new method accommodates those sites by identifying GCAs using available information. In particular, it uses published hydrologic and geologic data, if available, as well as uncompiled water-level data, and proxy data adjusted by best professional judgment to account for significant features affecting shallow, unconfined groundwater flow. Surface watersheds were delineated and adjusted based on significant hydrologic features (e.g., water elevations in ponds, streams, and wetlands; infrastructure such as ditches, sewers, and roadways) to develop adjusted surface watershed areas (ASWAs) for all 12 sites. These ASWAs and regional GCAs were compared to determine the viability of substituting ASWAs for regional GCAs at preserves lacking groundwater-level data. The ASWAs identified between 7 and 68 percent of the regional GCAs. More importantly, the ASWAs included the most hydrologically significant locations directly upgradient of each preserve. Use of an ASWA to estimate groundwater flow will not be effective in some hydrogeologic settings, including those where confined groundwater sources, karst terrains, and significant groundwater withdrawals may be a factor. Regional GCAs and ASWAs were combined at each site to create final GCAs that attempt to identify all areas that could contribute groundwater to a nature preserve. Final GCA estimates presented in this report will be useful to determine areas where a Class III (also known as Special Resource) groundwater designation could be applied under Title 35 Section 620.230(b) of the Illinois Administrative Code. They also identify areas of important groundwater resources where it may be most effective to focus management or acquisition efforts to ensure preserve integrity.

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100 - year rainstorms in the Midwest: design characteristics

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

This document provides pertinent information on the spatial distribution characteristics of extremely heavy rainstorm events in Illinois and the Midwest. Relations were developed for those storms in which maximum rainfall at the center equaled or exceeded the point maximum experienced on the average of once in 100 years or longer. The study was limited to this group of storms because of existing needs for information on these extreme storm events in the design and operation of water control structures in small basins. It is recommended for use in conjunction with Illinois State Water Survey Bulletin 70, Bulletin 71 (Midwestern Climate Center Research Report 92-03), and Water Survey Circular 173 for runoff computations related to the design and operation of runoff control structures in small basins subject to extreme rainfall events. Area-depth relations were derived from information obtained through operation of several dense raingage networks, detailed field surveys and analyses of severe rainstorms in Illinois, analyses of heavy rainstorms in a six-basin hydroclimatic study, and exceptional storms recorded by the climate network of the National Weather Service in Illinois. Using data and information from these sources, curves defining spatial distributions for storms of various areal extent were derived. Results are presented in a form readily adaptable for use by hydrologists or other interested users.

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Analysis of Survey Results

Part of: Electronic Documents of Illinois

Annual Service Evaluation Survey for ISBE and ROEs

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Andreou and Casson, Ltd. v. Liberty Insurance Underwriters, Inc.

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No. 1-06-2754 FIRST DIVISION FILED: 9-24-07 ANDREOU and CASSON, LTD., FRANK ANDREOU, LUKE CASSON, and FRANK KOSTUROS, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. LIBERTY INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC., Defendant-Appellee. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. No. 04 CH 20705 Honorable Sophia Hall, Judge Presiding.

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