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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2005-26860-C-1 Syndoxie Investment Partners

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2005-26860-C-1, Syndoxie Investment Partners, Appellant, Cook County, Schaumburg Township,

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2005-25562-R-1 Harvey

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Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2005-25562-R-1, Harvey, Appellant, Cook County, Worth Township,

Property Tax Appeal Board Decision 2005-25639-C-1 National City Corporation

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Property Tax Appeal Board's Decision 2005-25639-C-1, National City Corporation, Appellant, Cook County, Wheeling Township,

Selected Resources in Alternative Fuels

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Illinois Waste Management and Research Center annotated bibliography of print and electronic resources related to alternative fuels.

Selected analytical methods for well and aquifer evaluation

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The practical application of selected analytical methods to well and aquifer evaluation problems in Illinois is described in this report. The subject matter includes formulas and methods used to quantitatively appraise the geohydrologic parameters affecting the water-yielding capacity of wells and aquifers and formulas and methods used to quantitatively appraise the response of wells and aquifers to heavy pumping. Numerous illustrative examples of analyses based on actual field data are presented. The aquifer test is one of the most useful tools available to hydrologists. Analysis of aquifer test data to determine the hydraulic properties of aquifers and confining beds under nonleaky artesian, leaky artesian, water table, partial penetration, and geohydrologic boundary conditions is discussed and limitations of various methods of analysis are reviewed. Hydraulic properties also are estimated with specific-capacity data and maps of the water table or piezometric surface. The role of individual units of multiunit aquifers is appraised by statistical analysis of specific capacity data. The influence of geohydrologic boundaries on the yields of wells and aquifers is determined by means of the image-well theory. The image-well theory is applied to multiple boundary conditions by taking into consideration successive reflections on the boundaries. Several methods for evaluating recharge rates involving flow-net analysis and hydrologic and groundwater budgets are described in detail. Well loss in production wells is appraised with step-drawdown test data, and well screens and artificial packs are designed based on the mechanical analysis of the aquifer. Optimum well spacings are estimated taking into consideration aquifer characteristics and economics. Emphasis is placed on the quantitative evaluation of the practical sustained yields of wells and aquifers by available analytical methods. The actual groundwater condition is simulated by a model aquifer having straight-line boundaries, an effective width, length, and thickness, and sometimes a confining bed with an effective thickness. The hydraulic properties of the model aquifer and its confining bed, if present, the image-well theory, and appropriate groundwater formulas are used to construct a mathematical model that provides a means of evaluating the performance of wells and aquifers. Records of past pumpage and water levels establish the validity of this mechanism as a model of the response of an aquifer to heavy pumping.

Solai and Cameron v. Plainfield Community Consolidated School District No. 202

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No. 03060186 Filed July 10, 2007. IN THE APPELLATE COURT OF ILLINOIS THIRD DISTRICT A.D., 2007 SOLAI and CAMERON, INC. a/k/a SOLAI and CAMERON TECHNOLOGIES and COMTEL TECHNOLOGIES, PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 202 for the use and benefit of SOLAI and CAMERON, Plaintiffs, v. PLAINFIELD COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 202, PAUL H. SCHWENDENER, INC. and AMERICAN HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants Appeal from the Circuit Court of the 12th Judicial Circuit Will County, Illinois, Nos. 02CH1303 02CH1304 02L00652 02L627 03 CH0001 03CH1577 03CH1665 03CH1715 03CH1845 03CH1851 03CH509 04CH0578 04CH0579 04CH1573 05LM0046, cons. Honorable Herman S. Haase, Judge Presiding.

Solar energy information and data for Illinois

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In the spirit of the State's solar energy focus, and to serve the needs of the publicand those involved in the design and implementation of solar energy systems, we decided to present the readily available weather and climatic data relating to 1) solar energy and 2) the demands for energy. This report is essentially a solar data compendium for Illinois. It contains a minimum of text and consists mainly of tables and graphs, largely assembled from a wide variety of publications (many not easily found).

Smith v. Louis Joliet Shoppingtown

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SECOND DIVISION October 30, 2007 No. 1-06-2988 MICHELLE A. SMITH, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. LOUIS JOLIET SHOPPINGTOWN L.P. and PANERA L.L.C., Defendants-Appellees (Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, a Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Company, Individually and as subrogee of United Parcel Service, Inc., Intervenor-Appellant). Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County No. 04 L 6668 Honorable Robert Lopez Cepero, Judge Presiding.

Shallow groundwater quality sampling in Kane County, October 2003.

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Seventy-five shallow wells were sampled for water-quality analysis in Kane County in October 2003 to provide a 'snapshot' of groundwater quality in these shallow aquifers and also compare water quality from different parts and aquifers of Kane County. The quality of shallow groundwater in Kane County is generally good, especially in the western and central thirds of the county. However, the total dissolved solids (TDS) concentrations of samples from the eastern third of the county were significantly higher than elsewhere in the county. The ions of greatest concern are chloride and sulfate. Almost two-thirds of the samples from the eastern wells sampled had TDS, chloride, and/or sulfate concentrations above their drinking water standards. Road-salt runoff, vehicular exhaust, and industrial discharges are the most likely sources of these elevated solutes. Because the movement of groundwater is slow, the widespread presence of high TDS groundwater in the eastern urban corridor of Kane County suggests a fairly long history of shallow groundwater contamination. This project provides a baseline for shallow groundwater quality in Kane County. Repeating this study at 5-year intervals, sampling as many of the same wells as possible, would help to determine water-quality changes as Kane County undergoes land-use changes. More detailed studies at more frequent intervals for particularly sensitive areas or those with rapid changes in land use also may be helpful to water resource planners.

Shuttlesworth v. The City of Chicago

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FIRST DIVISION NOVEMBER 05, 2007 No. 1-06-3433 PIERRE SHUTTLESWORTH and RAINA CANNON, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE CITY OF CHICAGO, a Municipal Corporation, Defendant-Appellee (Koman Willis and Kandia Gray, Defendants). Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook County. No. 02 L 14697 Honorable Randye A. Kogan, Judge Presiding.

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