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• Kankakee• County Auditors Office S Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 960 - Rural Transportation Grant #2 From 317/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Arnoun 007926 SHOWBUS (ADVERTISING AGREEMENT 2003) NATIONAL CITY 2,000.00 SHOWBUS (PROJ #RPT-03-0I I, FED GRANT #IL-18-X019) (OCT I... 29,014.14 Total 007926 31,014.14 Total 960- Rural 31,014.14 Transportation Grant #2 Report Total 4,806,396.16 Date: 4/3/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 76 Kankakee County Auditors Office • Check/Voucher. Register Claims Committee Report . 950 Grant- -KAMEG From 3/7/2003- Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 007692 K.A.M.E.G. (AGREE 402005)(7/1-9/30/02) EXPAND MULTI-JURIS ... 50,000.00 Total 007692 50,000.00 Total 950 - Grant 50,000.00 -KAMEG Dale: 413/03 03:33:52 PM . Page: 75 n Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 920 - Highway Payroll Clearing From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amouu 630101 CO HIGHWAY PAYROLL 941 CO HWY P/R-03/07/03 17,288.84 Total 630101 17,288.84 770093 COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND 941 CO HWY P/R 3/21/03 16,907.18 Total 770093 16,907.18 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CO HWY PAYROLL DISBURSEMENTS CK #21127-21... 6,413.23 Total 030703 6,413.23 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS F/R CLAIMS CK #21132-21173 53,144.70 Total 032103 53,144.70 Total 920 - Highway 93,753.95 Payroll Clearing Dale: 48/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 74 L Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 900 - Payroll Clearing From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS READY CHECKS 163,297.21 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL ER SUI 1,754.72 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL EE STATE 11,247.54 Total 032103 176,299.47 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL ER SUI 2,404.53 Total 030703 2,404.53 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DIRECT DEPOSITS 127,604.14 Total 032103 127,604.14 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FEDERAL WITHHOLDING 48,996.93 Total 030703 48,996.93 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FEDERAL WITHHOLDING 46,505.16 Total 032103 46,505.16 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FICA 67,38303 Total 030703 67,383.03 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FICA 63,963.59 Total 032103 63,963.59 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FOP 1,993.00 Total 030703 1,993.00 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS FOP 1,97900 Total 032103 1,979.00 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS IL EE STATE 11,822.91 Total 030703 Total 900- Payroll 970,117.59 Clearing Date: 413103 03:33:52 pi Page: 73 S S S Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 900 - Payroll Clearing From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amouii 007604 BOWMAN, HEINTZ, BOSCIA &VI... (3/7/03) WAGE GARN (OIM 1-135583 VINKE) 211.14 Total 007604 211.14 007675 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (3/11/03) WAGE LEVY (324-32-8154 WASHINGTON) 65.00 Total 007675 65.00 007645 JAMES R GEEKIE (3/11/03) WAGE LEVY (00-92058 ODENEAL) 230.00 Total 007645 230.00 007686 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... (3/11/03) COUNTY FEE WAGE GARN 24.00 Total 007686 24.00 007687 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... IMRF LIFE INS DED EMPLOYEE (2/21/03) 454.50 Total 007687 454.50 007688 KANK.AKEE COUNTY TREASUR... IM RF LIFE INS DED EMPLOYEE (3/7/03) 502.50 Total 007688 502.50 007957 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... IMRF LIFE INS EMPLOYEE DED 3-21-03 PAYROLL 472.50 Total 007957 472.50 007790 US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATI... (3/11/03) WAGE GARN (349-60-6492, SPENCENA) Total 007790 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AGENCY CHECKS 45,304.31 Total 030703 45,304.31 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AGENCY CHECKS 44,725.35 Total 032103 44,725.35 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISHMENTS 2,539.41 Total 030703 2,539.41 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS CHILD SUPPORT GARNISHMENTS 2,539.41 Total 032103 2,539.41 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP 8,306.21 Total 030703 8,306.21 032103 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DEFERRED COMP 8,186.21 Total 032103 8,186.21 030703 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS DIRECT DEPOSITS 133,612.94 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS READY CHECKS 173.797.47 Total 030703 307,410.41 Date: 4/3/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 72 S . Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 880 - Condemnation (Treasurers) From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 1628 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... TRANSFER TO CONDEMNATION 10,000.00 Total 1628 10,000.00 Total 880- 10,000.00 Condemnation (Treasurers) Date: 43/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 71 . S S Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 870 - Inheritance Tax From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Ainoun 002843 JUDY BAAR TOPINKA MARCH, 2003 ESTATE TAX 2,030.67 Total 002843 2,030.67 Total 870 - Inheritance 2,030.67 Tax Date: 4/3103 03:33:52 PM Page: 70 S S S Kankakee County Auditors 0111cc Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 860 - Cafeteria Plan From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 003660 KAREN HAENIG 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 275.00 Total 003660 275.00 003664 KARIN PALLADINO 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 31.28 Total 003664 31.28 003655 LINDA CLARK-BAKER 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 101.48 Total 003655 101.48 003674 MARILYN J BOMA MAR 2003 MEDICAL FLEX Total 003674 003666 MARK ROGERS 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 100.00 Total 003666 100.00 003658 MARLA COXEY 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 83.54 Total 003658 83.54 003653 MARY ELLEN ARRINGTON 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 3.90 Total 003653 3.90 003689 MICHAEL VANM ILL MAR 2003 MEDICAL Total 003689 003662 SHERRY KENISON 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 347.00 Total 003662 347.00 003654 STEPHEN BLANCHETTE 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 576.79 Total 003654 576.79 003668 SUSAN STEVENSON 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 104.60 Total 003668 Total 860 - Cafeteria Plan Date: 413103 03:33:52 PM Page: 69 75:? S S S Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 860 - Cafeteria Plan From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 003669 ALAN SWINFORD 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 115.44 Total 003669 115.44 003663 ALISSA MCCORMICK 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 120.00 Total 003663 120.00 003670 BARBARA A WHEELER 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 487.09 Total 003670 487.09 003672 BRENDA ADAMS MAR 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 120.00 Total 003672 120.00 003656 BRENDA CLUNEY 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 240.00 Total 003656 240.00 003657 CAROL LCOSTELLO 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 416.00 Total 003657 416.00 003659 CAROLE FRANKE 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 1,055.00 Total 003659 1,055.00 003688 CHRISTINE RICHARDSON MAR 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 120.00 Total 003688 120.00 003665 DALE PFEIFFER 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 121.00 Total 003665 121.00 003661 DANIEL L HENDRICKSON 2003 DEPENDANT FLEX 110.00 Total 003661 110.00 003677 DANIEL L HENDRICKSON MAR 2003 DEPENDANT FLEX 110.00 Total 003677 110.00 003680 DAWN LLANDWEHR MAR 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 779.01 Total 003680 779.01 003667 JANE SCHWARK 2002 MEDICAL FLEX 49.00 Total 003667 49.00 003675 JULIE BOUDREAU MAR 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 72.00 Total 003675 . 72.00 003676 KAREN HAENIG MAR 2003 MEDICAL FLEX 275.00 Total 003676 275.00 Dale: 413103 03:33:52 PM Page: 68 S S S Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 833 - Union #2 Drainage District From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 001039 EARL SCHOEFFNER RPL FW CK #1004 (EASTERN IL CLAY CO) (2/19/98) 49.09 Total 001039 49.09 Total 833 - Union #2 49.09 Drainage District Dale: 4/3/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 67 . S Kankakee County Auditors 0111cc Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 830 - Snake Creek Drainage District From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 001679 ELLIOT& MCCLURE, PC (LEGAL SERVICES (SNAKE CREEK DD) (YR 2002) 303.10 Total 001679 303.10 001650 HSA CONSTRUCTION (2/7/03) DITCHING (ZELHART/LANGMAN'S PROPER... 2.20000 Total 001650 2,200.00 Total 830 - Snake Creek 2,503.10 Drainage District Dare: 4/3/03 03:33:52 PM Page: 66 S . 0 Kankakee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 827 - Minnie Creek Drainage District From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name - Transaction Description Check Arnoun 001696 CHARLES E RUCH JR LEGAL FEES - QUICK v MINNIE CREEK DD (17.5) HRS 2,45000 Total 001696 2,450.00 1631 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... TRANSFER TO MINNIE CREEK 2,000.00 Total 1631 2,000.00 Total 827 - Minnie Creek 4,450.00 Drainage District Date: 4/3/03 03:33:52 I'M Page: 65 S S Kanknkee County Auditors Office Check/Voucher Register - Claims Committee Report 730 - Township Motor Fuel Tax From 3/7/2003 Through 4/3/2003 Check Number Vendor Name Transaction Description Check Amoun 1153 KANKAKEE COUNTY TREASUR... TRANSFER TO CHECKING 25,000.00 Total 1153 25,000.00 03202003 VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS TWP MOTO DISBURSEMENT CK# 1557-1558 20,465.57 Total 03202003 20,465.57 Total 730 - Township 45,465.57 Motor Fuel Tax Date: 4/3/03 03:33:52 PM .
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    Illinois Department of Natural Resources Office of Resource Conservation CONSERVATION PLAN FOR THE INCIDENTAL TAKING OF THE STATE ENDANGERED SPIKE MUSSEL (Elliptio dilatata) At Park Court Over Yellow Creek Improvement Project IDOT FAU 5251 IDOT Sequence No. 21612 Section No. 17-00164-00BR City of Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois Applicant: City of Freeport January 2021 Introduction The project described within this document is for the proposed Park Court Road (IDOT FAU 5251) bridge over Yellow Creek Improvement Project (the Project IDOT Sequence No. 21612, Section No. 17-00164-00- BR) in the City of Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois. The Park Court Bridge is a two-lane structure which carries Park Court over Yellow Creek in the City of Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois (T26N, R7E, Section 1; 42.277091° N, -89.647176° W). The bridge was originally constructed in 1920, consisting of a single steel span pratt pony truss – eyebar. There have been no reconstructions to this bridge throughout its existence. The existing bridge carries two lanes of traffic over the creek and connects a residential area to a recreational park. The Project is sponsored by the City of Freeport (City), the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), and the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). The City proposes to remove the existing bridge and replace it with a single span precast prestressed concrete I-beam bridge with a pedestrian walkway in the form of a sidewalk to cross the creek. The Project, located approximately two miles southwest of downtown Freeport, includes a 62-feet long bridge that carries approximately 25 motor vehicles daily, approximately 24 percent of which are trucks.
  • Federal Register/Vol. 86, No. 33/Monday, February 22, 2021

    Federal Register/Vol. 86, No. 33/Monday, February 22, 2021

    10622 Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 33 / Monday, February 22, 2021 / Proposed Rule DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Flyway Council Recommendations, Process for Establishing Annual below, for more information). Migratory Game Bird Hunting Fish and Wildlife Service FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Regulations (Subpart K) Jerome Ford, U.S. Fish and Wildlife As part of the Department of the 50 CFR Part 20 Service, Department of the Interior, Interior’s retrospective regulatory [Docket No. FWS–HQ–MB–2020–0032; (202) 208–1050. review, in 2015 we developed a FF09M21200–212–FXMB1231099BPP0] SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The schedule for migratory game bird process for promulgating annual hunting regulations that is more RIN 1018–BE34 regulations for the hunting of migratory efficient and establishes hunting season game birds involves the publication of dates earlier than was possible under Migratory Bird Hunting; Proposed the previous process. Under the current 2021–22 Frameworks, and Special a series of proposed and final rulemaking documents. In this proposed process, we develop proposed hunting Procedures for Issuance of Annual season frameworks for a given year in Hunting Regulations rule, in addition to our normal procedure of setting forth proposed the fall of the prior year. We then AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, frameworks for the annual hunting finalize those frameworks a few months Interior. regulations (described below), we are later, thereby enabling the State agencies to select and publish their ACTION: Proposed rule; supplemental. also proposing minor changes to the permanent regulations that govern the season dates in early summer. We SUMMARY: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife migratory bird hunting program.