Map (1 sheet) showing the surficial geology of the Putnam quadrangle, Bureau, Putnam, and Marshall Counties, Illinois. Quaternary deposits from the Hudson and Wisconsin episodes are described. scale 1:24,000
Map (2 sheets) and 6 page report describe the bedrock geology of the Murphysboro quadrangle, Jackson County, Illinois. Coal and oil and gas resources are discussed. scale 1:24,000
This map (1 sheet) shows the surficial geology of the Chillicothe quadrangle, Peoria, Marshall, and Woodford Counties, Illinois. Quaternary deposits from the Hudson, Wisconsin, and Illinois episodes and pre-quaternary deposits from the Pennsylvanian period are described.
Map (1 sheet) shows the surficial geology of the Lacon quadrangle, Marshall County, Illinois. Quaternary deposits from the Hudson and Wisconsin episodes and pre-quaternary deposits from the Pennsylvanian period are shown.
This report documents the analysis and findings of stage 1 of the TMDL development for water segments within this watershed. Water quality data are gathered by the IEPA, the US Geological Survey, and the USEPA. Illinois is required to identify water bodies that do not meet water quality standards and to determine the Total Maximum Daily Load for pollutants causing the impairment.
The Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments of 1996 (SDWA) (PL104 -182, August 6, 1996, Title XIV, Section 1420) make provision for each primacy agent to provide for full funding of the State Revolving Loan (SRF) fund (Section 1452) allocation. This is contingent on the federal operator certification program requirements (Section 1419) being met and that a capacity development program is established and implemented. Failure to meet either the program or reporting requirements specified within these sections can result in withholding of up to 20 percent of the SRF funds available to the primacy program. Illinois has adopted legislation and rules (415 ILCS 5/15, 35 Ill. Adm. Code 651.102, 652.701-702; 77 Ill. Adm. Code 900.45(c)) for new public water supply systems, which must complete a capacity demonstration in order to obtain a construction or operating permit. The Strategy for Existing Public Water Systems was approved by U. S. EPA Region 5 September 27, 2000, and is being implemented. Revisions to the Strategy for Existing Public Water Systems have been made based upon experience learned through early implementation efforts. Those changes are noted in this report. New reporting criteria for Annual State Capacity Development Program Implementation Reports was developed by USEPA and sent to all primacy states on June 1, 2005, by certified mail (received by Illinois on August 25, 2005). This report is structured in accordance with that memorandum.