APPENDIX G - GRANT INFORMATION SUMMARY FOR CONSERVATION PROJECTS

INTRODUCTION

FOR THE LATEST VERSION OF THIS SUMMARY WITH HYPERLINKS, PLEASE VISIT THE USDA-NRCS WEBSITE AT: http://www.il.nrcs.usda.gov

This summary is intended to assist individuals, groups, and local units of government in search of funding or other financial incentives for community-based conservation projects in . The list is divided into five categories: federal funding sources, state funding sources, other public/private sources, and private sources. A key has been developed to identify eligible groups for each grant after the title of the grant:

Key to group eligibility: “I” individuals eligible “G” local units of government “O” all organizations eligible to apply “P” private not-for-profit (501C3) groups only eligible “E” educational institutions “U” unknown or eligibility varies, need to contact administrators.

For the purposes of this document, conservation is defined as holistically as possible to include grants or financial incentives that enhance the wise use and management of natural and cultural resources in urban, suburban, and rural communities. Some of these grants may not have conservation as a specific goal, but could be used to achieve multiple objectives that include conservation.

The intent of this document is to provide the reader with examples of what is available in financial incentives. Many other funding alternatives exist, and may better fit local needs. This document is provided as a public service and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement of any particular grant or program; also note that the absence of any particular grant or program does not constitute a negative endorsement. While an effort has been made to provide an accurate listing, funding information is constantly changing and omissions or errors may occur. Please recycle previous editions. For corrections, comments or additional copies of this summary, please contact:

USDA- Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) ATTN: Keith Eichorst, NRCS Community Planner 313-J Plainfield-Naperville Road, Plainfield, IL 60544 Email: [email protected]

Other sources of information should be consulted and evaluated to insure an informed choice is made before actions are taken. This section was updated in April 2002. NRCS IL April 2002 urbapp_G.doc

G - i (This page was intentionally left blank) FEDERAL FUNDING SOURCES

The federal government is an excellent place to investigate funding resources for conservation projects. Once you identify your specific requirements, the Catalog of Federal Domestic Grants (CFDA) is the single best place to look for federal funding sources-the catalog should be available at your local library or you can view the CFDA on-line:

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance: http://www.cfda.gov

Web site for federal forms and grant administration procedures: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/grants/index.html

Web sites of federal agencies may give you more information about individual government programs as well as provide information on other opportunities for assistance:

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Illinois Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS): http://www.il.nrcs.usda.gov

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) http://www.fema.gov

United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD): http://www.hud.gov

United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) http://www.epa.gov/ogd

USEPA Catalog of Funding Sources for Watershed Protection http://www.epa.gov/owowwtr1/watershed/wacademy/fund/wfund.pdf

Partners for Fish and Wildlife: O, I, E, G. -Eligible projects include restoration or enhancement of wildlife habitat, does not fund land acquisition or salaries. -Need to call for application deadlines. -Matching or in-kind services preferred, 10-year habitat development agreement required. -Contact the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) at 847-381-2253 or 309-793-5800 for information.

Northeastern Illinois Wetlands Conservation Account: I, G, O, P, E. -Eligible projects include restoration, enhancement, and preservation of wetlands. Other eligible projects include those that promote understanding, appreciation, and stewardship of wetlands -Application deadlines vary. $5,000-$150,000 grant range. -Matching funds preferred but not required. Limited to Northeastern Illinois area. -Contact the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 847-381-2253 for information.

Challenge Grant Program: O, I, E, G. -Purpose for wildlife habitat restoration, streambank stabilization, or education. -Application deadlines from June to August. Grant ranges vary up to $10,000. -50% Match required. -Contact U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at 847-381-2253 or 309-793-5800.

US Environmental Protection Agency - Environmental Education Grants: E, P, G. -Eligible projects include environmental education activities such as curricula design or dissemination, designing or demonstrating educational field methods, and training educators.

G - 1 -November deadline. -Requires a minimum of 25% matching funds or in-kind services. -Contact US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) at 312-353-5282. http://www.epa.gov/region5/enved.

Environmental Justice Small Grants: E, P. -Projects include those that use community-based approaches for environmental protection. -Project grants shall not exceed $20,000. -Contact USEPA at 1-312-353-1440 or 1-800-962-6215. http://www.epa.gov/seahome/resources

Community based Environmental Protection for Communities: U -Purpose is to provide place-based approaches to address community and environmental approaches to slow the loss of open space, habitat, and wetlands. -Matching share required. -Need to call for deadlines -Contact USEPA at 312-886-4856 http://www.epa.gov/ecocommunity

Section 1135 Project Modifications for the Improvement of the Environment: G, P, U. -Federal funds and technical assistance available for studies, planning, engineering, construction and administration. -Cost-share up to $5 million plus non-federal match, 25% for project costs. -Contact Army Corps of Engineers at 312-353-6400, 309-794-5590 or 314-331-8404.

Section 206 Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration: G, P, U. -Projects include funding and assistance to carry out ecosystem restoration and enhancement that is documented to be in the public interest, will improve the environment, and is cost effective. -Federal cost-share of up to $5 million is available, 35% non-federal cost-share required. -Contact the Army Corps of Engineers at 312-353-6400, 309-794-5590 or 314-331-8404

Scenic Byway Program: U. -Purpose is to create or preserve treasured American byways or roads. http://www.byways.org

Federal Tax Incentives for Conservation: I, O, U. -Owners of environmentally sensitive land that has been donated for conservation purposes, or has been placed in a conservation easement, may qualify for significant federal tax deductions. -Reference is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code [170(h)]. -Contact the IRS or your federal tax advisor for more information.

STATE FUNDING SOURCES

The State of Illinois administers numerous programs for community-based conservation. Some of the money for these programs originates at the federal level and is “pass-through” funding, but much comes directly from the State.

Useful State websites:

Catalog of State Assistance to Local Governments: http://www.legis.state.il.us/commission/igcc/catalog1999.pdf

Illinois Dept of Natural Resources (IDNR): http://www.dnr.state.il.us/finast.htm

G - 2 Education grants: http://www.dnr.state.il.us/lands/education/classrm/grant.

Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA): http://www.agr.state.il.us

Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA): http://www.epa.state.il.us/

Illinois FIRST Program: U -Conservation purposes include brownfield cleanups and construction of trails and parks. -Contact your local state legislative office for application details. http://www100.state.il.us/state/ilfirst

Hazard Mitigation Assistance Program: G. -Governments must be enrolled and in good standing with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). -Eligible initiatives for projects include acquisition of insured structures and underlying real property for open space uses. -Provides up to 75% of project costs, 25% match required. -Contact is the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) at 217-782-8719. http://www.state.il.us/iema

Non-point Source Management Program (Section 319 grants): G, O. -Eligible projects include controlling or eliminating non-point pollution sources. -Application deadline is August. -Requires 40% matching funds or in-kind services. -Contact Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) at 217-782-3362. http://www.epa.state.il.us/water/financial-assistance

Illinois Clean Lakes Program: G. -Financial assistance available for lakes over 6 acres that are publicly-owned with public access. -Application deadline is Aug. 31 (pre-approval) and Oct. 31 (final approval). -Requires 40% match for phase I, 50% local match for phase II. -Contact IEPA at 217-782-3362. http://www.epa.state.il.us/water/financial-assistance/index.html

Lake Education Assistance Program: G, E, P. -Eligible projects include educational programs on inland lakes and lake watersheds. -Maximum funding of $500 is reimbursed after completion. Deadlines are Sept. & Jan. -Contact IEPA at 217-782-3362. http://www.epa.state.il.us/water/financial-assistance/index.html

Priority Lake and Watershed Implementation Program: G. -Eligible projects include funding to implement protection/restoration practices that improve water quality prioritized publicly-owned lakes. -Funding up to 100%, projects range from $5,000 to $30,000. -Contact IEPA at 217-782-3362. http://www.epa.state.il.us/water/financial-assistance/index.html

Open Space Lands Acquisition and Development (OSLAD) Program & Open Lands Trust Grant Program: G. -Eligible projects include money for acquisition and development of public parks for passive recreation/open space. -Application deadlines vary. Conservation easement required with both programs.

G - 3 -Funding is reimbursable up to 50% of project costs, reimbursable up to $2 million for the Trust Grant. -Contact Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources (IDNR) for both programs at 217-782-7481. http://dnr.state.il.us/ocd/

Greenways and Trails Planning Assistance Program: G. -Eligible units of government include counties and communities > 10,000 -$20,000 maximum awarded, 50% in-kind contribution required. -Must follow a planning process -Contact IDNR at 217-782-3715 http://www.dnr.state.il.us/gnthome.htm

Illinois Trail Grant Programs: G,P,O. -A collection of various trail programs where eligible projects include acquiring or constructing non-motorized bicycle and snowmobile paths and facilities. -Deadline is March and May. -0%-50% match required, depending upon which type of trail grant. -Contact IDNR at 217-782-7481. http://dnr.state.il.us/ocd/gaoutnew.htm

Urban & Community Forestry Grant Program: G. -Purpose is to create or enhance local forestry programs in communities with a local forestry ordinance. -May deadline. -50% match required, reimbursement up to $5,000. -Contact IDNR at 217-782-2361.

Illinois Wildlife Preservation Fund (Small Project Program): I, O, U. -Eligible projects include those that deal with management, site inventories or on-going education programs. -Deadline is April. -Funding up to $1,000 per project, match preferred but not required. -Contact IDNR at 217-785-8774.

Small Projects Fund: G. -Provides assistance to smaller communities for alleviating locally significant drainage and flood problems. -Provides funding for planning and implementation of flood control projects in accordance with an adopted plan. -Grants and technical assistance awarded up to $100,000. -Contact IDNR-OWR at 217-782-4637.

Schoolyard Habitat Action Grants: E, O. -Eligible projects include enhancement of wildlife habitat, with emphasis on youth involvement and education. -Project must involve a trained WILD educator or facilitator, Maximum funding to $600. -Application deadline is October. -Contact the IDNR at 217-524-4126. http://dnr.state.il.us/lands/education/CLASSRM/grants

Conservation 2000 -- Ecosystems Program: O. -Eligible projects include habitat protection or improvement, technical assistance, and education. -The Ecosystems Program provides financial and technical support to groups (ecosystem partners) which seek to maintain and enhance ecological and economic conditions in key watersheds of Illinois. -February deadline, contact IDNR at 217-782-7940. http://dnr.state.il.us/c2000

Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program: G. -Eligible projects include those that support alternative modes of transportation and that preserve visual and cultural resources, including historic preservation and landscaping beautification.

G - 4 -Planning is encouraged to be completed now for new disbursements. -Local 20% match required for projects, 50% match for land acquisition. -Contact Illinois Dept. of Transportation (IDOT) at 1-800-493-3434. http://www.dot.state.il.us

Learn & Serve Illinois: E. -Eligible projects include those that combine conservation with hands-on learning in public schools. -Grades K-12 and regional education offices only eligible, similar program exists for colleges/universities. -Contact is at 312-814-3606 [email protected] http://www.isbe.state.il.us/learnserve

Certified Local Government Program [for historic preservation]: G. -Eligible projects include historical surveys, education and historical preservation planning. -October deadline, 40% match required. -Contact the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency at 217-785-5042. http://www.state.il.us/hpa

Illinois Heritage Grants [for historic preservation]: G, O. -Eligible projects are those that entail historical construction. -40% match required. -Contact the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency at 217-785-5042 http://state.il.us/hpa

State Tax Incentives for Conservation: O, I. -Urban land that is environmentally sensitive may qualify for significant property tax reductions: Real Property Conservation Rights Act (765 ILCS 120/1 et seq.). - If land is qualified by having a conservation easement, it may be assessed at 8 1/3 fair market value. Illinois Natural Areas Preservation Act (525 ILCS 30/1 et.seq)/17 Ill Adm. Code. - If land is qualified by being designated as an Illinois Nature Preserve, it may be assessed at $1/year in perpetuity. Open Space Assessment (Illinois Property Tax Code Sections 10-155). - A lower use evaluation is used for land in open space, 10 acre minimum area, not applicable in Cook County. Preferential Assessment of Common Areas (Illinois Property Tax Code Sections 10-35). - Purpose is to encourage open space in residential developments, if qualifying, assessment is reduced to $1/year. Other tax incentives may also apply, contact IDNR regarding the Real Property Conservation Rights Act and the Illinois Natural Areas Preservation Act at 217-785-8774. Contact your local township or county assessor to determine eligibility under the Open Space Assessment and Preferential Assessment of Common Areas.

OTHER PUBLIC/PRIVATE SOURCES

Community Development Assistance Program (Community Development Block Grant): G. -Eligible projects must include activities that improve community welfare, specifically in moderate or low-income areas. Conservation-related projects can possibly include the acquisition of real property (e.g., flood-prone areas), construction of water or sewer facilities, and initiatives for energy conservation. Funding competition is intense. -Application deadlines vary; no match required. -Money originates at the federal level as the Community Development Block Grant and is administered directly to “entitlement” communities such as the urbanized counties in Northeastern Illinois and selected municipalities such as the City of . In other areas, municipalities and other units of local government should contact their county government to apply for funds from the state under the Community Development Assistance Program. Community groups should work through their local municipality in incorporated areas and the next level of local government (i.e. township or county) in other areas.

G - 5 Conservation 2000 -- Streambank Stabilization & Restoration Program (SSRP): G, O, I. -Eligible projects include naturalized stream bank stabilization practices in rural and urban communities. -Application deadlines are January, May and September. -25% match required, 20% for qualified watershed planning areas. -Contact the local Soil & Water Conservation District that services your county. Offices are listed in the phone book under “local government.”

Habitat Restoration Fund for the Fox and Watersheds: I, O, E, G. -Eligible projects include native plantings, upland habitat & wetland restoration. -Deadlines in March and August. -75% cost-share, up to $5,000. -Contact the Lake, Kane-DuPage, DeKalb, Boone, McHenry or North Cook Soil and Water Conservation Districts for more information.

Great Lakes Basin Program for Soil Erosion and Sediment Control: U. -USDA-sponsored projects include protection of Great Lakes Water Quality by controlling erosion and sedimentation (only available in Lake, Cook, and Will Counties). Typical grant amount around $25,000. -Application deadline in January. -Contact the Great Lakes Commission at 734-665-9135. http://www.glc.org/basin/RFP.html

Chicago Wilderness Small Grants: U. -Eligible projects include natural areas enhancement, education, and research that focus on biological diversity of northeastern Illinois, northwestern Indiana, and the southeastern Wisconsin region. -Application deadlines vary, need to call -1:1 matching funds or in-kind services required. -Contact the Chicago Wilderness at 312-346-8166 ext. 30 for information.

Wetland Restoration Fund: G, U. -Eligible projects include wetlands and other aquatic ecosystem restorations, projects must be in the six-county Chicago metropolitan area and have either a conservation easement or be owned by a government agency. -Deadline is March and October -No match required, project site must have a conservation easement, projects range from $5,000-$100,000 -Contact Corelands at 312-427-4256, ext. 241.

River Network’s Watershed Assistance Grants Program: U. -Eligible projects include community-based partnerships that conserve or restore watersheds. -Deadlines are February 18 and June 15 -Grant amounts range from $1.500-30,000. -Contact River Network at 503-241-3506 ext. 47. http://www.rivernetwork.org [email protected]

Community Tree Planting & Partnership Enhancement Monetary Grant Program: P. -Eligible projects include community tree plantings with seedlings and grants to organizations for urban areas. -Seedlings are donated directly to organizations conducting the plantings or monetary grants. -Seedlings must be maintained and reports required for two years after grant award. -Contact the National Tree Trust at 202-628-8733/Fax-8735 for more information on both these programs. http://www.nationaltreetrust.com

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Grants: U. -Eligible projects include habitat restoration and protection on private lands -Deadlines vary per individual program -Sample grant sizes range from under $5,000 to $75,000.

G - 6 -Contact is at 202-857-0166 http://www.nfwf.org

North American Lake Management Society: U. -Grant Programs and other incentives periodically offered to enhance the protection of lake watersheds. http://www.nalms.org/

America the Beautiful Fund: U. -Free seeds provided in support of USDA-sponsored initiative -Phone is at 202-638-1649 http://www.america-the-beautiful.org

Illinois Conservation Foundation: P, G. -Eligible projects include those that enhance natural resources. -February deadlines. -Grants up to $5,000. -Contact is at 312-814-7237 http://www.icf.org

G - 7 PRIVATE SOURCES

Private sources of funding for community and urban conservation projects include corporations and individuals that have established foundations for charitable purposes. Many corporate foundations focus their philanthropy in areas near their operations, so local retailers, businesses, or the local chamber of commerce might be a source of revenue for your project. Most, but not all, require that the group applying for funding be sponsored by a not-for-profit [501(c)(3)] corporation. Information about private foundations can be identified through organizations that specialize in grant information research. Fees for services or products may be charged by these organizations, so be sure to clarify if charges will be incurred. For “do-it-your-selfers,” local grant data collection centers are available throughout Illinois and in convenient Indiana and Missouri locations:

The Foundation Center. Resources for Global Sustainability 79 Fifth Street, New York, New York 10003. P.O. Box 3665, Cary, NC 27519. 1-212-620-4230 1-800-724-1857 http://www.fdncenter.org RGS publishes a yearly catalog called “Environmental Grantmaking Foundations” Sonoran Institute http://www.environmentalgrants.com Useful web site in identifying resources: http://www.sonoran.org/cat/search.asp State Of Illinois Grant Data Collection Centers Foundation Center Cooperating Collections

The Donor’s Forum of Chicago. -208 S. LaSalle St., Suite 735, Chicago, IL 60604. -312-578-0175. http://www.donorsforum.org [email protected].

Metropolitan Association for Philanthropy, Inc 1 Metropolitan Square, Suite 1295 211 North Broadway St. Louis, MO 63102 314-621-6220 http://www.mapstl.org

Evanston Public Library. -1703 Orrington Ave Evanston, IL 60201. -847-866-0305.

Evansville -Vanderburgh County Public Library -22 Southeast Fifth St., Evansville, IN 47708 -812-428-8218

Rock Island Public Library -401 -19th St. Rock Island, IL -309-732-7323 http://www.rbls.lib.il.us/rip/index.html

University of Illinois at Springfield (Brookens Library) -Shepherd Rd. Springfield, IL 62794 -217-206-6633 http://www.uis.edu/library/fdc.htm

G - 8 Vigo County Public Library -1 Library Sq. Terre Haute, IN 47807 -812-232-1113

Examples of private grant sources for community-based conservation projects include:

Kodak American Greenways Awards Program: P, G. -Eligible projects include greenway and trail projects. -Grants range from $500-$2,500. -Contact Greenways Coordinator at 703-525-6300 or http://www.conservationfund.org - [email protected].

Chicago Community Trust: P 222 N. LaSalle St. Ste 1400 (Chicago area only) Chicago, IL 60601 312-372-3356 http://www.cct.org [email protected]

Exxon-mobile Educational Foundation: U, P. -Emphasis is on conservation and education. -Contact is at 1-972-444-1104. http://www.exxon.mobile.com

Field Foundation of Illinois: P. -Funding restricted to six-county Chicago metropolitan area. -Focus is on prevention and reduction of pollution and preservation and protection of the natural environment. -Call 312-831-0910 for more information.

Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation: U, P. -Eligible projects primarily conservation. Chicago area only, sample grants from $3,000-$50,000 range. -Contact for deadlines. -Contact is at 35 E. Wacker Drive, Ste. 2600, Chicago, IL 60601, ATTN: Judith Stockdale. -Phone is at 312-977-2700. http://www.gddf.org

Wildlife Links: I, G, O -Eligible projects include management & education projects for conservation on golf courses. -Contact National Fish & Wildlife Foundation at 202-857-0166 http://www.nfwf.org

G - 9 IL NRCS/SWCD Office Directory Click on colored region for list of office information E

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N MASSAC A X E L A December 2002 Area 1 Field Offices The toll free number for voicemail is 1-877-902-9599. When prompted, enter the voice mail number.

Anna Field Office/Union SWCD 201 Springfield Avenue, Suite C, Anna, Illinois 62906 Ph. 618.833.5666 ext. 3 Fax: 618.833.3608 Name Position Voicemail: Richard A. Miller District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Belleville Field Office/St. Clair SWCD 2031 Mascoutah Avenue, Belleville, Illinois 62220 NRCS Fax: Ph. 618.235.2500 ext. 3 618.235.3847 SWCD Fax: 618.233.5028 St. Clair County SWCD Website: www.compu-type.net/stccswcd/ Name Position Voicemail: John F. Harryman District Conservationist ext. 104 None

Benton Field Office/Franklin SWCD 711 N. DuQuoin Street, Benton, Illinois 62812 Ph. 618.438.5872 ext. 3 Fax: 618.435.3102 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: Diane Wallace District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Breese Field Office/Clinton SWCD 1780 N. 4th Street, Breese, Illinois 62230 Ph. 618.526.7919 ext. 3 Fax: 618.526.8021 Name Position Voicemail: Howard E. Zenner District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Carmi Field Office/White SWCD 1105 W. Main Street, Carmi, Illinois 62821 Ph. 618.382.2213 ext. 3 Fax: 618.382.5801 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: John H. Wheeler District Conservationist ext. 110 None Edwardsville Field Office/Madison SWCD 7205 Marine Road, Edwardsville, Illinois 62025 Ph. 618.656.4710 ext. 3 Fax: 618.656.5187 Name Position Voicemail: Danny L. Steinman District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Greenville Field Office/Bond SWCD 1111 East Harris Avenue, Greenville, Illinois 62246 Ph. 618.664.0555 ext. 3 Fax: 618.664.3958 Name Position Voicemail: Daniel G. Mueller District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Harrisburg Field Office/Saline SWCD 807 S. Commercial Street, Harrisburg, Illinois 62946 Ph. 618.252.8621 ext. 3 Fax: 618.252.2295 Name Position Voicemail: James R. Warder District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Marion Field Office/Williamson SWCD 712 N. Carbon Street, Marion, Illinois 62959 Ph. 618.993.5396 ext. 3 Fax: 618.997.3126 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: V. Tony Korando District Conservationist ext. 112 None

McLeansboro Field Office/Hamilton SWCD R.R. #5, P.O. Box 277, McLeansboro, Illinois 62859-0277 FedEx/UPS deliveries – Rt. 14 East, McLeansboro, IL 62859 Ph. 618.643.4326 ext. 3 Fax: 618-643-2459 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: Rhonda A. Cox District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Metropolis Field Office/Massac SWCD — (Serviced by Vienna FO) 1438 W. 10th Street, Metropolis, Illinois 62960 Ph. 618.524.9367 Fax: 618.524.3948

AREA 3 DIRECTORY, 2 Mt. Vernon Field Office/Jefferson SWCD 109 Shiloh Drive, Mt. Vernon, Illinois 62864 Ph. 618.244.0773 ext. 3 Fax: 618.244.5942 Name Position Voicemail: Arthur J. Friederich, Jr. District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Murphysboro Field Office/Jackson SWCD 1213 N. 14th Street, Murphysboro, Illinois 62966 Ph. 618.684.3064 ext. 3 Fax: 618.684.3980 Name Position Voicemail: W. Scott Martin District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Nashville Field Office/Washington SWCD 424 East Holzhauer Drive, Nashville, Illinois 62263 Fax: 618.327.9317 Name Position Ph. 618.327.8862 ext. 3 Voicemail: Vacant District Conservationist ext. 102 None

Pinckneyville Field Office/Perry SWCD HWY 127 North, P.O. Box 146, Pinckneyville, Illinois 62274 (UPS/FED Ex - 617 N. Main Street) Ph. 618.357.6016 ext. 3 Fax: 618-357-3038 Name Position Voicemail: Robert L. Spencer District Conservationist ext. 107 None

Pope-Hardin SWCD Office — (Serviced by Ridgway (Hardin) & Vienna (Pope) FOs) PO Box 27, Golconda, Illinois 62938 Ph. 618.683.2651 Fax: 618-683-2651(Same as Phone)

Ridgway Field Office/Gallatin SWCD — (Servicing Gallatin, & Hardin Cos.) 1000 W. Main Street, Ridgway, Illinois 62979 Ph. 618.272.4521 ext. 3 Fax: 618.272.7204 Name Position Voicemail: Rick W. Street District Conservationist ext. 106 None

AREA 3 DIRECTORY, 3 Sparta Office/Randolph SWCD 313 W. Belmont Street, Sparta, Illinois 62286 Ph. 618.443.4382 ext. 3 Fax: 618.443.4699 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: Andrew W. Schlichting District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Tamms Office/Alexander-Pulaski SWCD 505 Front Street, P.O. Box 159, Tamms, Illinois 62988 Ph. 618.747.2305 ext. 3 Fax: 618.747.9210 Name Position Voicemail: Arthur L. Houseman District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Vienna Office/Johnson SWCD – (Servicing Johnson, Massac, & Pope Cos.) 807 North 1st. Street, Vienna, Illinois 62995 Ph. 618.658.3411 ext. 3 Fax: 618.658.9600 Name Position Voicemail: Keith C. Bell District Conservationist Team Leader ext. 209 None

Waterloo Office/Monroe SWCD 140 Williamsburg Lane, Waterloo, Illinois 62298 Ph. 618.939.6181 ext. 3 Fax: 618.939.4647 Name Position Voicemail: Bobby G. Stewart District Conservationist ext. 106 None

AREA 3 DIRECTORY, 4 Area 2 Field Offices The toll free number for voicemail is 1-877-902-9599. When prompted, enter the voice mail number.

Carlinville Field Office/Macoupin SWCD 300 Carlinville Plaza, Carlinville, Illinois 62626 Ph. 217.854.2626 ext. 3 Fax: 217.854.4102 Name Position Voicemail: David Rahe District Conservationist ext. 116 None

Carrollton Field Office/Greene SWCD R.R. 3, Box 129, Route 267 North, Carrollton, Illinois 62016 Ph. 217.942.5464 ext. 3 Fax: 217.942.6225 Name Position Voicemail: Vacant District Conservationist ext. 112 None Hardin Field Office/Calhoun SWCD RR 2, PO Box 516, Hardin Illinois 62047 FEDEX/UPS delivery address:RR2 Hwy 100, Box 80, Hardin, IL 62047 Ph. 618.576.2717 ext. 3 Fax: 618.576.2328 Name Position Voicemail: Jacquie L. Simon District Conservationist (Jerseyville & Hardin FOs)ext. 109 4355

Havana Field Office/Mason SWCD 930 E. Laurel Avenue, Havana, Illinois 62644 Ph. 309.543.6075 ext. 3 Fax: 309.543.3154 Name Position Voicemail: Kevin W. Donoho District Conservationist ext. 101 None

Hillsboro Field Office/Montgomery SWCD 1621 Vandalia Road, Suite D, Hillsboro, Illinois 62049 Ph. 217.532.3610 ext. 3 Fax: 217.532.7813 Name Position Voicemail: Joseph C. Liddell District Conservationist ext. 111 4250 Jacksonville Field Office/Morgan SWCD – (Servicing Morgan & Scott Cos.) 1904 West Lafayette, Jacksonville, Illinois 62650 Ph. 217.243.1535 ext. 3 Fax: 217.245.0371 Name Position Voicemail: Matthew E. Bunger District Conservationist (Jacksonville & Winchester FOs)ext. 118 4065

Jerseyville Field Office/Jersey SWCD 604 East Franklin, Jerseyville, Illinois 62052-9701 Ph. 618.498.6836 ext. 3 Fax: 618.498.2556 Name Position Voicemail: Jacquie L. Simon District Conservationist (Jerseyville & Hardin FOs)ext. 109 4355

Lincoln Field Office/Logan SWCD 1650 5th Street Road, Lincoln, Illinois 62656 Ph. 217.735.5508 ext. 3 Fax: 217.732.9916 Name Position Voicemail: William M. Dickerson, Jr. District Conservationist ext. 112 None

Mt. Sterling Field Office/Brown SWCD 511 E. Main Street, Mt. Sterling, Illinois 62353-1378 Ph. 217.773.3993 ext. 3 Fax: 217.773.2236 Name Position Voicemail: Gary J. Lawrence District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Pekin Field Office/Tazewell SWCD 2934 Court Street, Pekin, Illinois 61554 Ph. 309.346.4462 ext. 3 Fax: 309.346.4223 Name Position Voicemail: Timothy A. Malone District Conservationist(TDD) 888.801.7210 + Ph. & ext. 111 4515 (TDD) 800.526.0857 + Cel Ph. 309.267.4462 Petersburg Field Office/Menard SWCD RR 3, Box 16, Petersburg, Illinois 62675 Ph. 217.632.2431 ext. 3 Fax: 217.632.4297 Name Position Voicemail: Robert E. TeRonde District Conservationist ext. 107 None

AREA 2 DIRECTORY, 2 Pittsfield Field Office/Pike SWCD 1319 W. Washington Street, Pittsfield, Illinois 62363 Ph. 217.285.5448 ext. 3 Fax: 217.285.6121 Name Position Voicemail: Jill A. Keeton District Conservationist ext. 112 None Quincy Field Office/Adams SWCD 338 South 36th, Quincy, Illinois 62301 Ph. 217.224.9307 ext. 3 Fax: 217.224.4969 Name Position Voicemail: John R. Gunther District Conservationist ext. 120 None Rushville Field Office/Schuyler SWCD RR 4, P.O. Box 290, Rushville, Illinois 62681-0290 Ph. 217.322.3359 ext. 3 Fax: 217.322.4988 Name Position Voicemail Ext.: Leland H. Hardy District Conservationist ext. 112 None

Springfield Field Office/Sangamon SWCD Farmers Union Bldg., 40 Adloff Lane, Ste 3, Springfield, Illinois 62703 Ph. 217.241.6635 ext. 3 Fax: 217.241.6644 Name Position Voicemail: Harold B. Pyle District Conservationist ext. 112 None

Taylorville Field Office/Christian SWCD 951-2 W. Spresser Street, Taylorville, Illinois 62568 Ph. 217.824.2123 ext. 3 Fax: 217.824.4179 Christian County SWCD Website: www.chipsnet.com/ccswcd/ Name Position Voicemail: Eric A. Gerth District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Virginia Field Office/Cass SWCD 652 South Main Street, Virginia, Illinois 62691 Ph. 217.452.3535 ext. 3 Fax: 217.452.3553 Name Position Voicemail: Rhonda L. Holliday District Conservationist ext. 103 None

AREA 2 DIRECTORY, 3 Winchester Field Office/Scott SWCD — (Serviced by Jacksonville FO) R.R. 2, Box 174B, Winchester, Illinois 62694 Ph. 217.742.9561 ext. 3 Fax: 217.742.3369 Name Position Voicemail: Matthew E. Bunger District Conservationist (Jacksonville & Winchester FOs)ext. 106 4065

AREA 2 DIRECTORY, 4 Area 3 Field Offices The toll free number for voicemail is 1-877-902-9599. When prompted, enter the voice mail number.

Belvidere Field Office/Boone SWCD 211 North Appleton Road, P.O. Box 218, Belvidere, Illinois 61008-0218 Ph. 815.544.2677 ext. 3 Fax: 815.544.4281 Name Position Voicemail: Lewis E. Nichols District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Bourbonnais Field Office/Kankakee SWCD 685 Larry Power Road, Bourbonnais, Illinois 60914 Ph. 815.937.3233 ext. 3 Fax: 815.937.3268 Name Position Voicemail: Robert J. Gotkowski District Conservationist ext. 111 None Eureka Field Office/Woodford SWCD 937 W. Center Street, Eureka, Illinois 61530 Ph. 309.467.2387 ext. 3 Fax: 309.467.2660 Name Position Voicemail: Mark Jacob District Conservationist ext. 111 4195

Grayslake Field Office/Lake SWCD 100 North Atkinson Road, Suite 102A, Grayslake, Illinois 60030-7805 Ph. 847.223.1056 Fax: 847.223.1127 Website: www.lakeswcd.org • E-Mail: [email protected] Name Position Voicemail: David J. Misek District Conservationist None

Henry Field Office/Marshall-Putnam SWCD RR 1, Box 213, Henry, Illinois 61537-9764 Ph. 309.364.3913 ext. 3 Fax: 309.364.3802 Name Position Voicemail: W. Randy Edwards District Conservationist ext. 107 None Morris Field Office/Grundy SWCD 3585 North Illinois Route 47, Morris, Illinois 60450 Ph. 815.942.0359 ext. 3 Fax: 815.942.5379 Name Position Voicemail: Jeffrey S. White District Conservationist ext. 112 None

New Lenox Field Office/Will-South Cook SWCD – (Servicing S. Cook, & Will Cos.) 1201 S. Gougar Road, New Lenox, Illinois 60451 Ph. 815.462.3106 ext. 3 Fax: 815.462.3176 Name Position Voicemail: Robert A. Jankowski District Conservationist ext. 109 4205 Normal Field Office/McLean SWCD 402 North Kays Drive, Normal, Illinois 61761 Ph. 309.452.0830 ext. 3 Fax: 309.452.6642 Name Position Voicemail: Kent L. Bohnhoff District Conservationist ext. 113 None

Ottawa Field Office/Lasalle SWCD 1691 North 31st Road, Ottawa, Illinois 61350 Ph. 815.433.0551 ext. 3 Fax: 815.433.0665 Name Position Voicemail: Paul W. Youngstrum District Conservationist ext. 115 None

Paxton Field Office/Ford SWCD — (Also Serviced by Pontiac FO) 1380 West Ottawa, P.O. Box 232, Paxton, Illinois 60957-0232 Ph. 217.379.2371 ext. 3 Fax: 217.379.4701 Name Position Ph. 217.379.2371 ext. 3 Voicemail: Gregory S. Hinthorn Soil Conservationist ext. 107 None

Pontiac Field Office/Livingston SWCD— (Servicing Ford Co.-Paxton FO) 1510 West Reynolds, Box 80, Pontiac, Illinois 61764 Ph. 815.844.6127 ext. 3 Fax: 815.844.6344 Name Position Voicemail: Mark S. Baran District Conservationist ext. 117 None

AREA 3 DIRECTORY, 2 St. Charles Field Office/Kane-DuPage SWCD 545 Randall Road, St. Charles, Illinois 60174 Ph. 630.584.8240 ext. 3 Fax: 630.584.9534 Name Position Voicemail: Thomas P. Ryterske District Conservationist ext. 104 None

Streamwood Field Office/North Cook SWCD P.O. Box 407, Streamwood, Illinois 60107 FedEx Mailings: 899 Jay Street, Elgin, IL 60120 Ph. 847.608.8165 ext. 2 Fax: 847.608.8302 Name Position Voicemail: James P. Rospopo District Conservationist ext. 2 None

Sycamore Field Office/Dekalb SWCD 1350 West Prairie Drive, Sycamore, Illinois 60178 Ph. 815.756.3236 ext. 3 NRCS Fx: 815.756.1170SWCD Fx: 815.756.1132 Name Position Voicemail: Michael L. Richolson District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Watseka Field Office/Iroquois SWCD 1001 E. Grant Street, Suite A, Watseka, Illinois 60970 Ph. 815.432.3946 ext. 3 Fax: 815.432.5740 Name Position Voicemail: L. Mike Kiefer District Conservationist ext. 102 None

Woodstock Field Office/McHenry SWCD 1143 North Seminary Avenue, P.O. Box 168, Woodstock, Illinois 60098 Ph. 815.338.0099 ext. 3 Fax: 815.338.773 McHenry County SWCD Website: http://user.mc.net/~mcswcd/ Name Position Voicemail: David J. Brandt District Conservationist ext. 111 None

Yorkville Field Office/Kendall SWCD 7775A, Route 47, Yorkville, Illinois 60560 Ph. 630.553.5457 ext. 3 Fax: 630.553.7442 Name Position Voicemail: Catherine Hadley District Conservationist ext. 107 None

AREA 3 DIRECTORY, 3 Area 4 Field Offices The toll free number for voicemail is 1-877-902-9599. When prompted, enter the voice mail number.

Aledo Field Office/Mercer SWCD 308 SE 8th Avenue, Aledo, Illinois 61231 Ph. 309.582.5153 ext. 3 Fax: 309.582.5308 Name Position Voicemail: Jason L. Hessman District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Amboy Field Office/Lee County 319 South Mason Avenue, Amboy, Illinois 61310 Ph. 815.857.3621 ext. 3 Fax: 815.857.2711 Website: www.svonline.net/~lcswc/ Name Position Voicemail: Joseph B. Sullivan District Conservationist ext. 107 None

Cambridge Field Office/Henry SWCD 301 E. North Street, Cambridge, Illinois 61238 Ph. 309.937.5263 ext. 3 Fax: 309.937.2171 Name Position Voicemail: Richard L. Stewart District Conservationist ext. 115 4405

Carthage Field Office/Hancock SWCD 110 Buchanan Street, Carthage, Illinois 62321 Ph. 217.357.2180 ext. 3 Fax: 217.357.3412 Name Position Voicemail: Lori O. Bollin District Conservationist ext. 101 None

Elizabeth Field Office/Jo Daviees SWCD 227 N. Main Street, P.O. Box 502, Elizabeth, Illinois 61028-0502 Ph. 815.858.3418 ext. 3 Fax: 815.858.3694 Jo Daviees County SWCD Website: www.humuss.com/jdswcd/ Name Position Voicemail: Jerry J. Misek District Conservationist ext. 108 None Freeport Field Office/Stephenson SWCD 1620 South Galena Avenue, Freeport, Illinois 61032 Ph. 815.235.2161 ext. 3 Fax: 815.233.3219 Name Position Voicemail: James A. Ritterbusch District Conservationist ext. 111 4320

Galesburg Field Office/Knox SWCD 233 South Soangetaha Road, Galesburg, Illinois 61401 Ph. 309.342.5714 ext. 3 Fax: 309.342.2259 Name Position Voicemail: Ronald A. Hall District Conservationist ext. 113 None

Lewistown Field Office/Fulton SWCD 15381 N. State HWY 100, Lewistown, Illinois 61542 Ph. 309.547.2215 ext. 3 Fax: 309.547.3439 Name Position Voicemail: Kim D. Smail District Conservationist ext. 114 None

Macomb Field Office/McDonough SWCD 1607 West Jackson Street, Macomb, Illinois 61455 Ph. 309.833.1711 ext. 3 Fax: 309.837.1512 Name Position Voicemail: Greg E. Jackson District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Milan Field Office/Rock Island SWCD 3020 E. First Avenue, Milan, Illinois 61264 Ph. 309.764.1486 ext. 3 Fax: 309.764.1830 Name Position Voicemail: Joseph S. Gates District Conservationist ext. 106 None

Monmouth Field Office/Warren SWCD 701 N. Main Street, Monmouth, Illinois 61462 Warren County SWCD Website: www.maplecity.com/~swcd/ Ph. 309.734.8569 ext. 3 Fax: 309.734.8337 Name Position Voicemail: Catherine A. Olson District Conservationist (Monmouth & Stronghurst FOs)ext. 113 4305

AREA 4 DIRECTORY, 2 Morrison Field Office/Whiteside SWCD 16255 Liberty Street, RR1, Morrison, Illinois 61270 Ph. 815.772.2124 ext. 3 Fax: 815.772.7973 Name Position Voicemail: Mark R. Kaiser District Conservationist ext. 104 4215

Mt. Carroll Field Office/Carroll SWCD 807C South Clay Street, Mt. Carroll, Illinois 61053 Ph. 815.244.8732 ext. 3 Fax: 815.244.3836 Name Position Voicemail: James B. Dykema District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Oregon Field Office/Ogle SWCD Ogle County Resource Center, 213 West Pines Road, Oregon, Illinois 61061 Ph. 815.732.6127 ext. 3 Fax: 815.732.3246 Name Position Voicemail: Daniel M. Pierce District Conservationist ext. 112 None

Peoria Field Office/Peoria SWCD 2412 West Nebraska Avenue, Peoria, Illinois 61604 Ph. 309.671.7040 ext. 3 Fax: 309.671.7325 Name Position Voicemail: Jon A. Hubbert District Conservationist ext. 106 None

Princeton Field Office/Bureau SWCD 312 East Backbone Road, Suite A, Princeton, Illinois 61356 Ph. 815.875.8732 ext. 3 Fax: 815.872.1365 Name Position Voicemail: Roderick R. Kuykendall District Conservationist ext. 118 4060

Rockford Field Office/Winnebago SWCD 4833 Owen Center Road, Rockford, Illinois 61101 Ph. 815.987.4247 ext. 3 Fax: 815.987.4244 Name Position Voicemail: Edward A. Johnston District Conservationist ext. 133 None

AREA 4 DIRECTORY, 3 Stronghurst Field Office/Henderson SWCD 323 E. Main Street, P.O. Box 485, Stronghurst, Illinois 61480 Ph. 309.924.1167 ext. 3 Fax: 309.924.1431 Name Position Voicemail: Catherine A. Olson District Conservationist (Monmouth & Stronghurst FOs)ext. 109 None

Toulon Field Office/Stark SWCD 322A South Downend, Toulon, Illinois 61483 Ph. 309.286.2261 ext. 3 Fax: 309.286.7468 Name Position Voicemail: Ramiro Cordero District Conservationist ext. 108 None

AREA 4 DIRECTORY, 4 Area 5 Field Offices The toll free number for voicemail is 1-877-902-9599. When prompted, enter the voice mail number.

Champaign Field Office/Champaign SWCD – (Servicing Champaign & Ford Cos.) 2110 W. Park Court, Suite C, Champaign, Illinois 61821 Ph. 217.398.5201 ext. 3 Fax: 217-398-5200 Name Position Voicemail: Leon W. Wendte District Conservationist ext. 114 None

Charleston Field Office/Coles SWCD 990B West State Street, Charleston, Illinois 61920 Ph. 217.345.3901 ext. 3 Fax: 217.345.9669 Name Position Voicemail: Andrew B. Cerven District Conservationist ext. 3 None

Clinton Field Office/DeWitt SWCD RR4 Box 344A, Clinton, IL 61727 Ph. 217.935.6504 Fax: 217.935.6731 Name Position Voicemail: Scott W. Wallace District Conservationist ext. 107 None

Danville Field Office/Vermilion SWCD 1905A U.S. Route 150, Danville, Illinois 61832 Ph. 217.442.8511 Fax: 217.442.6998 Name Position Voicemail: Glen O. Franke District Conservationist 8511 None

Decatur Field Office/Macon SWCD 4004 College Park Road, Decatur, Illinois 62521 Ph. 217.877.5670 ext. 3 Fax: 217.877.4667 Macon Co. SWCD Website: www.fgi.net/~macnswcd Name Position Voicemail: Karen D. Brinkman District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Edwards County SWCD Office — (Serviced by Fairfield FO) 90 W. Pine Street, Albion, Illinois 62806 Ph. 618.445.3615 Fax: 618.445.3838 Effingham Field Office/Effingham SWCD 2301 Hoffman Drive, Effingham, Illinois 62401 Ph. 217.347.7107 ext. 3 Fax: 217.342.9855 Name Position Voicemail: Bart C. Pals District Conservationist ext. 3 None

Fairfield Field Office/Wayne SWCD (Servicing Edwards & Wayne Cos.) 23 Industrial Drive, Suite 3, Fairfield, Illinois 62837 Ph. 618.847.7516 ext. 3 Fax: 618.842.3332 Name Position Voicemail: Bruce E. Currie District Conservationist ext. 105 None

Lawrenceville Field Office/ Lawrence SWCD – (Servicing Lawrence & Wabash Cos.) 2812 West Haven Road, Lawrenceville, Illinois 62439 Ph. 618.943.2621 ext. 3 Fax: 618.943.5613 Name Position Voicemail: James D. Moye District Conservationist ext. 110 4285

Louisville Field Office/Clay SWCD RR 3, Box 41C, Louisville, Illinois 62858 Ph. 618.665.3327 ext. 3 Fax: 618.665.3385 Name Position Voicemail: Laurie L. King District Conservationist ext. 111 None

Martinsville Field Office/Clark SWCD 1001 N. York, Martinsville, Illinois 62442 Ph. 217.382.4123 ext. 3 Fax: 217.382.4315 Name Position Voicemail: John Schuler District Conservationist ext. 101 None

Monticello Field Office/ Piatt SWCD 4005 Bear Lane, Monticello, Illinois 61856 Ph. 217.762.2571 ext. 3 Fax: 217.762.8022 Name Position Voicemail: Kathleen S. Judd District Conservationist ext. 3 None

AREA 5 DIRECTORY, 2 Mt. Carmel Office/Wabash SWCD — (Serviced by Lawrenceville FO) USDA Bldg, 219 W. 9th Street, Mt. Carmel, Illinois 62863 Ph. 618.262.4962 Fax: 618.262.7462

Newton Field Office/Jasper SWCD 1403 Clayton Avenue, Newton, Illinois 62448 Ph. 618.783.2319 ext. 3 Fax: 618.783.2374 Name Position Voicemail: Dennis D. Clancy District Conservationist ext. 107 None

Olney Field Office/Richland SWCD 821A South West Street, Olney, Illinois 62450 Ph. 618.392.7141 ext. 3 Fax: 618-392-4325 Name Position Voicemail: Vacant District Conservationist ext. 110 None

Paris Field Office/Edgar SWCD 11757 IL HWY 1, Paris, Illinois 61944-2212 Ph. 217.465.5325 ext. 3 Fax: 217.466.1130 Name Position Voicemail: Raymond E. Coombes District Conservationist ext. 108 None

Robinson Field Office/Crawford SWCD 1212 N. Allen Street, Robinson, Illinois 62454 Ph. 618.544.7517 ext. 3 Fax: 618.544.8961 Name Position Voicemail: John R. Pearse District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Salem Field Office/Marion SWCD 1550 E. Main, Salem, Illinois 62881 Ph. 618.548.2230 ext. 3 NRCS Fx: 618.548.2341 SWCD Fx: 618.548.0298 Name Position Voicemail: D. Anthony Antonacci, Jr. District Conservationist ext. 101 None

AREA 5 DIRECTORY, 3 Shelbyville Field Office/ Shelby SWCD – (Servicing Moultrie & Shelby Cos.) 111 N. Cedar, Suite 3, Shelbyville, Illinois 62565 Ph. 217.774.5564 ext. 3 Fax: 217.774.2171 Name Position Voicemail: Gene Davis, Jr. District Conservationist (Shelbyville & Sullivan FOs)ext. 114 None

Sullivan Field Office/Moultrie SWCD — (Serviced by Shelbyville FO) 1412 South Hamilton, Sullivan, Illinois 61951 Ph. 217.728.8813 ext. 3 Fax: 217.728.4031 Name Position Voicemail: Gene Davis, Jr. District Conservationist (Shelbyville & Sullivan FOs)ext. 108 None

Toledo Field Office/Cumberland SWCD 201 East Main, Toledo, Illinois 62468 Ph. 217.849.2201 ext. 3 Fax: 217.849.2003 Name Position Voicemail: Wayne W. Johannlng District Conservationist ext. 104 None

Tuscola Field Office/Douglas SWCD 900 South Washington, Box 2D, Tuscola, Illinois 61953 Ph. 217.253.2022 ext. 3 Fax: 217.253.4359 Douglas Co. SWCD Website: www.staff.uiuc.edu/~m-ragheb/no-till/swcd.html Name Position Voicemail: Benard Mingo District Conservationist ext. 109 None

Vandalia Field Office/Fayette SWCD 301 South Third Street, Vandalla, Illinois 62471 Ph. 618.283.1095 ext. 3 Fax: 618.283.4962 Name Position Voicemail: Mary Ann Hoeffliger District Conservationist ext. 112 4175

AREA 5 DIRECTORY, 4 Illinois Urban Manual 1 Section

Preface Illinois Urban Manual 2 Section

NPS Pollution Control Principles Illinois Urban Manual Section 3

Planning Procedures Illinois Urban Manual Section 4

Practice Standards Illinois Urban Manual Section 5

Construction Specifications Illinois Urban Manual Section 6

Material Specifications Illinois Urban Manual Section 7

Standard Drawings Illinois Urban Manual Section 8

Practice Evaluation Illinois Urban Manual Section 9

References Illinois Urban Manual 10 Section

Glossary Illinois Urban Manual 11 Section

Appendix A: NPDES Permits Illinois Urban Manual 12 Section

Appendix B: Urban Technical Notes Illinois Urban Manual 13 Section

Appendix C: Estimating Impacts Illinois Urban Manual 14 Section

Appendix D: NPDES Phase II Illinois Urban Manual 15 Section

Appendix E: Sample Ordinances Illinois Urban Manual 16 Section

Appendix F: USDA Programs Illinois Urban Manual 17 Section

Appendix G: Grant Information Appendix C: 1 Preface Estimating Impacts

Appendix D: NPS Pollution NPDES Phase II 2 Control Principles Appendix E: Sample Ordinances Planning 3 Procedures Appendix F: USDA Programs Practice 4 Standards Appendix G: Grant Information

Construction 5 Specifications

Material 6 Specifications

7 Standard Drawings

8 Practice Evaluation

9 References

10 Glossary

Appendix A: NPDES Permits

Appendix B: Urban Tech Notes