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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 135 - OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE TRAILS ON PROPERTIES OWNED, LEASED OR MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES › Section 135.80 - OHV Site Rules

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Trail Usage
1) Right-of-Way. Vehicles traveling uphill
			 shall have the right-of-way and all other vehicles shall move to the right side
			 of the trail to make way.
2)
			 Pedestrians. Pedestrian traffic is not permitted on OHV trails.
3) Stopping, Standing or Parking on OHV
			 Trails. No person shall stop, park or leave standing any vehicle, whether
			 attended or unattended, upon any OHV trail when it is practicable to stop, park
			 or so leave such vehicle off the OHV trail, but in every event an unobstructed
			 width of the OHV trail opposite a standing vehicle shall be left for the free
			 passage of other vehicles and a clear view of such stopped vehicle shall be
			 available from as much of a distance is possible from the location of the
			 standing vehicle.
4) Speed limits
			 for vehicles using the OHV trails shall be posted by the Department and must be
			 obeyed at all times.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 135 - OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE TRAILS ON PROPERTIES OWNED, LEASED OR MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES › Section 135.90 - Safety Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
			 Restrictions for Vehicle Operators Under the Age of 18 on General Access Trails
1) Operators age 16-17 must have a valid
			 driver's license and a signed waiver from a parent or legal guardian delivered
			 to the Department before operating a vehicle on an OHV Site.
2) Operators under the age 16 must have a
			 signed waiver from a parent or legal guardian and be under direct supervision
			 of a person over the age of 18 with a valid driver's license.
3) Any other site restrictions shall be
			 posted at the site's webpage and shall be posted at the entrance of the OHV
			 site. All such postings shall be obeyed at all times.
4) For purposes of this Section, direct
			 supervision means being able to communicate with the minor child and being
			 within line-of-sight at all times in order to prevent or stop unsafe behavior,
			 unsafe operation, or to warn of dangerous conditions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 140 - HORSE BARNS AT SITES HAVING EQUESTRIAN USE AREAS › Section 140.10 - Location

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Overnight barn stabling of horses on Department of Natural
				Resources' (Department) land will be allowed at major designated field trial
				areas and equestrian use areas when those areas have usable
				barns.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 140 - HORSE BARNS AT SITES HAVING EQUESTRIAN USE AREAS › Section 140.20 - Non-Field Trial Areas Having Equestrian Use Areas With Horse Barns

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Equestrians
			 using horse use areas at these sites may use the horse barns. The cost per
			 horse for a barn stall is $2.00 per night paid daily for a maximum of 15 nights
			 at a specific site in a 30 day period starting the first night the horse is
			 stabled in the barn.
b) Each
			 equestrian desiring to use a barn stall for his/her horse shall contact the
			 site superintendent in advance as the barn stalls for overnight use are
			 available on a first come-first served basis.
c) No horse will be stabled overnight unless
			 the horse is being used to ride the use area provided at the site.
d) Each person assigned a barn stall for
			 his/her horse shall keep the assigned stall clean.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 140 - HORSE BARNS AT SITES HAVING EQUESTRIAN USE AREAS › Section 140.30 - Major Designated Field Trial Areas

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) During the dates of field trials
			 authorized by the Department according to 17 Ill. Adm. Code 910 at field trial
			 areas with horse barns, the horse barns shall be made available only to
			 participants of field trials at no cost for a barn stall.
b) During times when authorized field trial
			 activities are not taking place at field trial areas with horse barns,
			 equestrians using the horse use areas or equestrians and field trialers
			 transporting horses may use the horse barns. The cost per horse for a barn
			 stall is $2.00 per night paid daily for a maximum of 15 nights at a specific
			 site in a 30 day period starting the first night the horse is stabled in the
			 barn.
1) Each equestrian or field trialer
			 desiring to use a barn stall for his/her horse shall contact the site
			 superintendent in advance as the stalls for overnight use are available on a
			 first come-first served basis.
2)
			 No horse will be stabled overnight unless the horse is being used to ride the
			 trails provided at the site or the horse is being transported by an equestrian
			 or field trialer.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 140 - HORSE BARNS AT SITES HAVING EQUESTRIAN USE AREAS › Section 140.40 - Horse Riding and Stable Leased Concessions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
This Part shall not affect authorized Department horse riding
				and stable leased concession operations provided through 17 Ill. Adm. Code 150
				(Regulations for the Letting of Concessions, Farm Leases, Sale of Buildings and
				Facilities, and Demolitions).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 140 - HORSE BARNS AT SITES HAVING EQUESTRIAN USE AREAS › Section 140.50 - Denying Use - Removal - Field Trial Participants and/or Equestrians

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The site superintendent has the right to deny a field trial
				participant or equestrian the use of an overnight barn stall for his/her horse
				or to remove a field trial participant or equestrian from the stable facility
				for the following reasons based on a visual inspection by, and the subsequent
				opinion of, the site superintendent:
a) Person is not using the equestrian area as
			 stated in Sections
			 140.20(c)
			 or
			 140.30(b)(2).
b) Person is an equestrian but is not a field
			 trial participant at a field trial area during a field trial period as stated
			 in Section
			 140.30(a).
c) Person fails to follow the Department's
			 cleaning schedule and/or does not perform the work necessary to keep the
			 assigned barn stall at the same level of cleanliness as originally accepted, as
			 stated in Sections
			 140.20(d)
			 and
			 140.30(c).
d) Person's horse shows signs of improper
			 care or mistreatment, i.e, sickness or disease not publicly acceptable in
			 accordance with applicable provisions of the Humane Care for Animals Act [50
			 ILCS 70 ]. In cases in which the horse owner or person designated by the owner
			 does not agree with the judgement of the site superintendent, the owner or
			 person designated by the owner, at the owner's expense, shall have the horse
			 examined and a written certification made as to the horse's condition by an
			 Illinois licensed veterinarian to resolve the matter.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 150 - REGULATIONS FOR THE LETTING OF CONCESSIONS, FARM LEASES, SALE OF BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, AND DEMOLITIONS › Section 150.10 - Concessions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Except as cited
			 in subsection (b), concession leases may be made for a period of not more than
			 25 years.
b) Concession leases on
			 land where expansion of existing facilities or development will take place may
			 be made for a period up to 99 years.
c) All concession leases shall be let by
			 sealed competitive bids or, when in the Department's judgment it is in the best
			 interest of the State of Illinois, by negotiated agreement.
d) Notices of an available concession lease
			 to be let by competitive bidding shall be placed on the Illinois Procurement
			 Bulletin prior to the bid letting.
e) All bids shall be opened at a public bid
			 opening.
f) Concessions shall be
			 let to the best qualified highest bidder or by negotiation with a qualified
			 operator. Factors taken into consideration in determining a qualified bidder
			 shall include, but are not limited to, criteria contained in Section
			 150.50.
g) At the end of a concession lease period
			 the concession lease may be renegotiated with the present concessionaire if the
			 concessionaire has not violated lease covenants, or has quickly corrected the
			 violations after notification by the Division of Concession and Lease
			 Management, and if the concessionaire has continued to meet the criteria found
			 in Section
			 150.50 during
			 the lease period. In such a case, no competitive bidding on the concession will
			 be offered.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 150 - REGULATIONS FOR THE LETTING OF CONCESSIONS, FARM LEASES, SALE OF BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, AND DEMOLITIONS › Section 150.20 - Agricultural Management Leases

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
			 Agricultural management leases shall be for a period allowable under
			 [20 ILCS
			 805/805-235 ]:
b) Agricultural management leases are subject
			 to the Illinois Procurement Code [20 ILCS 50] and its applicable administrative
			 rules.
c) Agricultural management
			 leases shall be let by sealed competitive bids, except these leases may be
			 negotiated under any of the following conditions:
1) when land has been recently purchased with
			 an agreement that the previous owner or tenant will farm the property for the
			 next one to two years (as part of the land transaction);
2) when the tract is completely surrounded by
			 other private land;
3) when the
			 leases are 50 acres or less;
4)
			 when property acquired by lease or purchase is acquired late in the
			 season;
5) when crops are already
			 planted by a previous owner or tenant; or
6) when the Department of Natural Resources
			 purchases less than fee simple interest in a property for development
			 purposes.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 150 - REGULATIONS FOR THE LETTING OF CONCESSIONS, FARM LEASES, SALE OF BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, AND DEMOLITIONS › Section 150.30 - Sale of Buildings and Facilities

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All sales of buildings and facilities
			 shall be by public auction or sealed bid.
b) Notice of proposed sale shall be placed in
			 a local newspaper and the official State newspaper prior to actual
			 sale.
c) If the sale is held by
			 sealed bid, the bid opening shall be public. The building or facility shall be
			 open for inspection prior to the bid opening.
d) If the sale is held at public auction, the
			 auction shall be held on the premises of the building or facility to be sold.
			 The building or facility shall be open for inspection prior to and on the day
			 of the public auction.
e) The
			 building or facility shall be sold to the best qualified highest
			 bidder.
f) The chosen bidder must
			 place a performance bond with the Department of Natural Resources. The amount
			 of this bond shall be based on the building or facility's size, condition, type
			 of construction, materials and the environment where situated as appraised by
			 Department of Natural Resources personnel. The bond amount shall be the same
			 for any of the bidders.
g) If no
			 bids are placed or if no qualified bidder places a bid, the sale shall be held
			 again. If at that time still no bids are placed or no qualified bidder places a
			 bid, a negotiated sale with a qualified entity shall be sought.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 150 - REGULATIONS FOR THE LETTING OF CONCESSIONS, FARM LEASES, SALE OF BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, AND DEMOLITIONS › Section 150.40 - Demolition

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All contracts
			 for demolitions shall be let by sealed bids.
b) Notice of an informational meeting for
			 interested bidders shall be placed in a local newspaper and the official State
			 newspaper prior to bid letting.
c)
			 All informational meetings shall be held at least ten days before the bid
			 opening. The meeting shall explain all facets of the demolition.
d) All bids shall be opened at a public bid
			 opening.
e) The chosen contractor
			 must place a performance bond with the Department of Natural Resources. The
			 amount of the bond shall be based on the building or facility's size,
			 condition, type of construction, materials and the environment where situated
			 as appraised by Department of Natural Resources personnel. The bond amount
			 shall be the same for any of the bidders.
f) The chosen contractor must acquire
			 liability insurance in an amount specified by the Illinois Department of
			 Natural Resources and name the Illinois Department of Natural Resources as an
			 additional insured. A certificate of such insurance is required prior to the
			 commencement of any work. The amount of liability insurance shall be based on
			 the building or facility's size, condition, type of construction, materials and
			 the environment where situated as appraised by Department of Natural Resources
			 personnel.
g) The contract shall be
			 awarded to the best qualified lowest bidder.
h) If no bids are placed or if no qualified
			 bidders place a bid, a negotiated contract with a qualified person or company
			 may be sought for the demolition work.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 150 - REGULATIONS FOR THE LETTING OF CONCESSIONS, FARM LEASES, SALE OF BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, AND DEMOLITIONS › Section 150.50 - Criteria for Selection

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
When the Department of Natural Resources is involved in
				granting concession and farm leases, sale of buildings and facilities or
				demolition, the criteria for making the decisions are weighted according to
				each situation and include the following: economic benefit to the State; prior
				history with the State; financial and personal records; business and personal
				references; quality and quantity of equipment; staff and administrative
				personnel; similar business experience; and ability to finance. Solicitations
				shall specify which criteria are being applied and how they are being
				applied.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 170 - FIREWOOD COLLECTION › Section 170.10 - Firewood Collection

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Firewood
			 collection shall be allowed at all state forests under the control of the
			 Illinois Department of Natural Resources by permit only.
b) Firewood collection days and collection
			 hours will be established at each State forest by the site superintendent. Each
			 State forest will announce, through the local press, the time periods during
			 the year in which collection will take place.
c) Permits may be obtained from the site
			 superintendent's office at the particular State forest where firewood is to be
			 collected.
d) Permits shall be
			 effective for one specific date.
e)
			 The fee for such permits shall be $10.
f) Any individual may obtain up to two
			 permits for each calendar year.
g)
			 Permittees shall collect firewood for personal use only and not for
			 resale.
h) Permittees are allowed
			 only one standard half-ton pickup truck load for each permit obtained. Other
			 vehicles may be used, but the volume of firewood shall not exceed the standard
			 half-ton pickup load area as defined below:
A standard half-ton pickup truck load area shall be no more
				than 79" in length, 72" in width and 20" in height, with a total load area of
				up to 78 cubic feet.
i)
			 Permittees may collect only down, dead wood that is unattached from any
			 standing tree and only in areas designated by the site superintendent or his
			 authorized representative.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 210 - RENTAL OF BOATS AND BOATING FACILITIES › Section 210.10 - Safety Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
All boats rented by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR)
				or concessionaire will comply with the Boat Registration and Safety Act [625
				ILCS 45 ] and U.S. Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices shall be
				used as required by the Boat Registration and Safety Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 210 - RENTAL OF BOATS AND BOATING FACILITIES › Section 210.20 - Rental Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All
			 persons renting boats must complete a boat registration form CA-6 provided by
			 DNR or a pre-numbered boat registration form provided by the concessionaire and
			 approved by DNR at the time and location of the rental. The boat, when rented,
			 is not transferable to another person, unless such person is a part of the
			 family or a member of a group associated with the person renting the boat.
			 Except upon other arrangements with the renter, the boat should be returned by
			 the person who rented the boat.
b)
			 No person under 14 years of age shall be permitted to rent a State or
			 concessionaire owned boat, paddle boat, canoe or other watercraft. No person
			 under 18 years of age shall be permitted to rent a concessionaire owned
			 motorboat. Exceptions are persons who have a Boating Safety Certificate issued
			 by the Department, a valid certificate issued by another state, a province of
			 Canada, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary or the U.S. Power Squadron, or who have
			 satisfactory completed a National Association of State Boating Law
			 Administrators (NASBLA) certified course, and are between 14 and 18 years of
			 age and wish to rent a motorboat other than a personal watercraft or specialty
			 prop-craft, or are between 16 and 18 years of age and wish to rent a personal
			 watercraft or a specialty prop-craft.
c) Boats may be rented when available and
			 returned before 8 p.m. the same day unless prior arrangements have been made
			 with the person from whom the boat was rented to keep the boat overnight. A
			 person not returning a boat by 8 p.m. without such prior arrangement will be
			 charged an additional day's fee. If a person making arrangements to keep a boat
			 overnight does not return the boat by 8 a.m. the next day, rent will be charged
			 for that day in addition to the fee for the previous day. Campers who arrange
			 to rent boats for more than one day may beach the boats near their campsites
			 overnight in lieu of returning them to the concession each night.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 210 - RENTAL OF BOATS AND BOATING FACILITIES › Section 210.30 - Boat Rental Fees

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The fee for rental of boats by concessionaires shall be
				established through the periodic concession bidding process. During the periods
				when the concession is not in operation, the site manager may rent State owned
				boats and charge the same fee as has been approved for the concessionaire. The
				concessions are awarded by the DNR Concession and Lease Management Division in
				accordance with 17 Ill. Adm. Code 150. Boat rental fees at sites not managed
				through concessionaires shall be $10 per day. Reasonable security deposits, not
				to exceed the replacement value of equipment, may be required on rental
				equipment, if approved by the DNR Property Manager due to security risks
				inherent to the type of equipment or the site.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 210 - RENTAL OF BOATS AND BOATING FACILITIES › Section 210.35 - Docking Fees

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A docking fee on all State owned docks not operated under a
				concession agreement shall be $50.00 per season for all privately owned boats,
				except pontoon boats, for which the seasonal fee shall be $100.00, except this
				Section does not apply to North Point Marina (see 17 Ill. Adm. Code 220).
				Docking fees on all docks operated under a concession agreement shall be
				established through the periodic concession bidding process. The DNR shall
				designate a specific mooring location for each boat leasing such docking
				space.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 210 - RENTAL OF BOATS AND BOATING FACILITIES › Section 210.40 - Additional Information

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Further information on rental of boats may be obtained by
				contacting the Concessions Section, Division of Administrative Support, One
				Natural Resources Way, Springfield IL 62702-1271.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.20 - Compliance

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Based upon the nature of the violation (see Section
				220.30(a)(10)(A)
				), failure to comply with this Part may
				result in cancellation of the slip permit, in addition to the penalty
				prescribed by Section 6 of the State Parks Act [20 ILCS
				835/6 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.40 - Slip Use

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Vessel Length
			 Limitations
1) Vessel length (length over all
			 - LOA) includes all appendages (swim platform, bowsprit, anchor chock, etc.).
			 Vessels may be measured by Marina staff in the slip after occupancy. No vessel
			 having a vessel length (LOA) exceeding 3 feet longer than the designated slip
			 length will be permitted. Vessels with an overall length (LOA) less than 5 feet
			 of the slip length will not be permitted without written permission of the
			 M.A.O. Permission will be based upon maximum utilization of the Marina facility
			 resources. Violation of this provision will result in cancellation of the slip
			 assignment.
2) Vessel Extending
			 Beyond Slip: A vessel shall not extend more than 3 feet beyond the end of any
			 finger float including but not limited to the vessel's davits, booms,
			 swingstop, bowsprit or bow pulpit.
3) No part of any vessel shall extend over
			 the main walkway.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.50 - Vessel Condition and Movement

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Inspections
Any individual applying for a permit or having a permit issued
				thereby impliedly agrees that the Department may examine his or her vessel at
				any time without prior notice at reasonable hours for the purpose of verifying
				compliance with all applicable rules.
b) Vessel Condition
1) Seaworthiness: Any vessel moored in the
			 Marina shall be seaworthy at all times and be able to get underway by its own
			 power. In the event a vessel becomes unsafe or unseaworthy, the slip permit may
			 be revoked by the Department. The M.A.O. shall give written notice to the slip
			 holder of those items that render the vessel unsafe or unseaworthy. The slip
			 holder shall undertake repairs or refurbishing within 10 days after receipt of
			 notice or such permit will be revoked. Failure to comply with these provisions
			 shall authorize the Department to have the vessel removed and to charge the
			 removal and storage to the Permittee.
2) Vessel Maintenance: Limited maintenance,
			 such as tune-ups, cleaning and line replacement of docked vessels in the
			 recreational harbor is permitted during daylight hours only. Such maintenance
			 activities shall not generate paint aerosols, dusts, other particles or
			 material which will deposit upon docks, nearby vessels or other facilities; not
			 produce odors, vapors/gases which will prove offensive or pose health, fire, or
			 other safety hazards. Extensive repairs, such as hull repairs, engine overhauls
			 and spray painting, shall be completed outside the slip area. The use of open
			 flame devices (welding torches, blow torches, etc.) or electrical welders shall
			 not be permitted without express permission (based upon safety) of the
			 Department. Only boat repair, service or other type vendors that have been
			 authorized by the Department shall be permitted to perform work on any vessel
			 at the Marina. Emergency repairs may be made at a slip upon written approval of
			 the M.A.O. (see Section
			 220.80).
			 Any waste products (oil, paint, solvents, etc.) shall be disposed of only in
			 designated areas.
3) Wrecked or
			 Sunken Vessels: In the event of a wrecked or sunken vessel, the Permittee is
			 responsible for marking the accident site, raising the craft and the
			 disposition of the vessel.
4)
			 Unauthorized Discharges: Permittee will be responsible for any costs associated
			 with the cleanup and disposal of unauthorized discharges. Marina management, or
			 its representatives, may board and inspect any vessel suspected of unauthorized
			 discharge.
5) Sail Boat Rigging:
			 All sail rigging shall be tied down while at the slip to insure against noise
			 being produced by the rigging.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.60 - Fees and Charges

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All fees and
			 charges may be paid in the form of cash, check, money order or credit card.
			 Transient rentals only may be paid by approved credit card.
b) Slip Rental - Seasonal
1) Slip rental fees will be based upon slip
			 length or overall length of vessel (including all appendages), whichever is
			 greater.
2) A (one-time) $200
			 deposit must accompany the application for a slip. This deposit is
			 non-refundable and will be applied to the first year's slip rent.
3) Slip rental rates are $125 per foot per
			 season for each foot of slip or each foot of vessel, whichever is greater.
			 Discounts or credits shall be deducted from the total when such incentives are
			 offered. Amounts and conditions precedent shall be determined by the Department
			 of Natural Resources based upon economic conditions and slip occupancy and
			 shall be publicly announced prior to implementation. Such incentives shall be
			 offered equally to all members of the class of people to whom the incentives
			 are offered, contingent upon slip availability.
4) Payment Schedule: Slip rental is due
			 according to the following schedule:
25% by December 31
25% by February 28
25% by April 30
25% by June 30
5) Rent will be pro-rated for partial season
			 occupancy by new applicants, based on the proportion of the season remaining at
			 time Permittee is notified the slip is available. (Season shall be calculated
			 as June 1 through October 31 for pro-rata purposes.) There shall be no pro-rata
			 discounting for any vessel offered a slip prior to June 1. Prorated slip rental
			 will be due in full upon receipt of a Harbor Occupancy Agreement by the
			 Department.
6) Late Charges: For
			 payments not submitted by the scheduled due date, a late charge of 3% of the
			 amount due shall be assessed per month. No boat shall be allowed initial
			 occupancy of the assigned slip until all scheduled payments (including late
			 charges) have been made. Any slip rental payment more than 60 days in arrears
			 shall result in lease termination and boat impoundment.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.70 - Other Regulations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Quiet
			 Hours: Quiet hours from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. shall be observed in the
			 Marina. During this period, no loud noise or instrument producing or
			 reproducing sound shall be used in such a manner as to disturb the peace, quiet
			 and comfort of the neighboring inhabitants. The sounding of horns as required
			 by Marine Rules of the Road is not a violation of quiet hours.
b) Sanitation and Refuse: All trash must be
			 placed in the provided dumpsters located in each turnaround. No sanitary or any
			 marine discharge is allowed in the basin. Pump out stations are provided in the
			 main basin and at the fuel dock. All trash shall be placed in plastic garbage
			 bags prior to disposing in the dumpsters. Fish cleaning shall be done at
			 designated areas only. Fish cleaning is allowed aboard docked vessels provided
			 that all refuse is placed in plastic bags and deposited in the designated
			 containers, at the fish cleaning station. The use of red plastic bags is
			 prohibited. Any disposal of fish waste into the harbor is strictly
			 prohibited.
c) Motor Vehicle
			 Traffic and Parking:
1) Visitors will park in
			 the visitors lot only.
2) Permittee
			 Parking: Access to restricted parking, docks, and bathhouses will be provided
			 to the Permittee by the M.A.O. Any misuse of these privileges may be cause for
			 termination of the slip permit.
3)
			 Illegally Parked Vehicles: Any vehicle in violation of parking regulations may
			 be ticketed and/or towed at the expense of the vehicle owner in accordance with
			 the Illinois Vehicle Code [625 ILCS 5 ].
4) Occupancy of any parked vehicle in the
			 public areas between the hours of one a.m. and five a.m. shall be unlawful
			 without written permission from the M.A.O. displayed in the left front
			 windshield area.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.80 - Emergency Boarding of Vessels

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Emergency Boarding of Vessels: The Department reserves the
				right to board any vessel in the Marina in the case of an emergency. The
				Department reserves the right to determine emergency situations, based upon
				threat to persons, property or environment and the immediacy of necessary
				action, including immediate vessel removal.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 220 - NORTH POINT MARINA › Section 220.90 - Waiver of Claims

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
The Department of Natural Resources is not responsible for
				personal injury or property damage incurred by guests, licensees, invitees or
				trespassers unless caused by gross negligence on the part of the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 230 - NORTH POINT MARINA VENDORS › Section 230.10 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Department -
			 Illinois Department of Natural Resources and its agents or employees.
b) Employees - Persons working for a vendor,
			 including the vendor himself.
c)
			 Marina - North Point Marina Complex, including its roads, buildings, grounds,
			 docks and waters.
d) Marina Service
			 Center - That concessionaire who has leased and is operating the Marina service
			 building and docks in the commercial harbor.
e) Vendor - Any marine service business which
			 has not leased grounds or buildings at the North Point Marina Complex for the
			 purpose of establishing a permanent business.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 230 - NORTH POINT MARINA VENDORS › Section 230.20 - Vendor Authorization

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Each vendor:
a) must
			 be authorized by the Department prior to performing work or providing service
			 within the Marina;
b) will be
			 required to pay an annual license fee of $300 prior to authorization to perform
			 work or provide service within the Marina;
c) must provide a current list of employees
			 who will be assigned to work at Marina property. The list shall include such
			 items as name, age, immediate supervisor's name and company employed by.
			 Keeping this list shall be a continuing duty of the vendor;
d) possess all business licenses required by
			 the State of Illinois, the County of Lake and the Village of Winthrop Harbor,
			 comply with all applicable Federal, State and local laws relating to the
			 operation of the business;
e) has
			 the responsibility to conduct a background check on his employees assigned to
			 work at Marina property;
f) shall
			 agree in writing to assume all liability for damage, injury or criminal act
			 caused by its employees while conducting business at Marina property and to
			 hold the Department harmless for those damages, injury or criminal acts;
			 and
g) shall provide a certificate
			 of insurance naming the State of Illinois, Department of Natural Resources as
			 additional insured. A schedule of insurance requirements shall be provided to
			 the Marina Administrative Office by the vendor.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 230 - NORTH POINT MARINA VENDORS › Section 230.30 - Access and Work Requirements

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Upon arrival at the Marina:
a) Licensed vendors will be issued a vendor
			 code at the beginning of the season. This code will provide access to the docks
			 and parking gates. Vendor's vehicles must be identified. The vendor name should
			 be conspicuously displayed so as to be visible to Department personnel. Any
			 misuse of these privileges will result in termination of the Vendor Services
			 Agreement.
b) Unlicensed vendors
			 must register at the Marina Office and provide a work order identifying what
			 boats they will be working on and the nature of the work. The vendor will then
			 be issued a gate pass. All unlicensed vendors must log out at the Marina Office
			 and return the gate pass upon completion of the work or at the end of the work
			 day, whichever comes first. Unlicensed vendors not providing evidence of
			 warrant work being performed will be required to become a licensed vendor
			 within 7 days.
c) All vendors will
			 be required to be in uniform with company name visible or a Marina pass will
			 have to be worn so as to be visible to Department of Natural Resources
			 personnel.
d) Employees shall
			 present a valid vendor work order and/or personal identification upon request
			 of Department personnel.
e)
			 Employees found working without proper authorization will be escorted to a
			 harbor supervisor for disposition. Any employee found to be working without
			 proper identification more than once may be banned from working at Departmental
			 property for up to five years in accordance with the standards expressed in 17
			 Ill. Adm. Code
			 2530.420.
f) All employees may perform only such work
			 as authorized by agreement between vendor and Department.
g) Employees performing mechanical work must
			 be certified by an appropriate certifying or training organization.
h) Except in cases of emergency to keep a
			 vessel afloat, no work shall be done between sunset and 8 a.m.
i) No employee shall place any tools,
			 equipment, parts or materials so as to obstruct docks, fingers or
			 walkways.
j) Use of Marina dock
			 carts is prohibited.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 230 - NORTH POINT MARINA VENDORS › Section 230.40 - Miscellaneous

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a) Any commercial
			 use of the public boat launching ramp will result in a fee charged by the
			 Department, based upon the type of activity. The Marina office must be notified
			 in advance of any commercial use. Commercial use of the public boat ramps is
			 prohibited on weekends, holidays or when so posted due to high use.
b) Hull wash-downs may not be done on Marina
			 property except at the Marine Service Center designated wash-down
			 area.
c) The Department will
			 entertain requests for temporary vendor permits for special events pursuant to
			 17 Ill. Adm. Code
			 150.50.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 230 - NORTH POINT MARINA VENDORS › Section 230.50 - Penalties

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In addition to any specific penalties prescribed in this Part,
				violators of any of the provisions of this Part are subject to loss of
				privilege to vend their goods and/or services at the Marina for up to 5 years,
				in accordance with the standards expressed in 17 Ill. Adm. Code
				2530.420, as well as any
				and all penalties prescribed by law (Section 6 of the State Parks Act
				[20 ILCS 835/6
				]).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 370 - THE PROTECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES › Section 370.10 - Purpose

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This article provides essential definitions and guidelines to
				land managers and the public so that protection of Department of Natural
				Resources managed archaeological resources can be improved through the
				judicious and rational enforcement of the Archaelogical and Paleontological
				Resources Protection Act [20 ILCS 3435 ] and the federal Archaeological
				Resources Protection Act of 1979 (
				16 USC 470
				aa).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 370 - THE PROTECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES › Section 370.20 - Definitions

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a) "Archaeological
			 resource" refers to any material remains of past human life or activities that
			 are of archaeological interest and at least forty (40) years of age, as well as
			 the physical site, location, or context in which those remains are
			 found.
b) "Archaeological interest"
			 refers to any object, site or other material remains that, as a result of its
			 study and analysis, may provide information or knowledge about human life and
			 activities in the past.
c)
			 "Material remains of past human life or activities" refers to any physical
			 evidence of human habitation, occupation, use or activity. Such items of
			 evidence include, but are not limited to:
1)
			 surface or subsurface structures,
2) shelters,
3) facilities,
4) features (specific examples include, but
			 are not limited to: domestic structures, human-made mounds, earthworks, canals,
			 reservoirs, horticultural garden areas, rock alignments, cairns, kilns, and
			 post moulds),
5) surface or
			 subsurface concentrations or scatters or artifacts,
6) whole or fragmentary tools, implements,
			 containers, weapon projectiles, clothing, and ornaments (specific examples of
			 these include, but are not limited to: pottery and other ceramics, basketry,
			 cordage, weavings, coins, bullets, bottles, and other glassware, flaked stone,
			 bone, metal, wood, hide, feathers, and pigments),
7) by-products of manufacture or use of
			 human-made or natural materials,
8)
			 organic waste (specific examples include, but are not limited to: vegetal and
			 animal remains, coproloites),
9)
			 rock carvings, rock paintings, intaglios, and other works of artistic or
			 symbolic representation,
10)
			 rockshelters or caves containing any of the foregoing materials,
11) the physical site or location of any of
			 the foregoing,
12) any portion or
			 piece of any of the foregoing.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 370 - THE PROTECTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES › Section 370.30 - Prohibitions

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No person shall:
a)
			 Excavate or remove any archaeological resource located on Department of Natural
			 Resources lands; i.e., lands owned, managed, licensed, or leased by the
			 Department except as provided for in a permit issued jointly by the Department
			 of Natural Resources and the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
b) Collect or remove from the surface any
			 archaeological resource located on Department of Natural Resources land, except
			 as provided for in a permit issued by the Department of Natural Resources and
			 the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency.
c) Alter, deface, vandalize, destroy, or
			 otherwise damage any archaeological resource located on Department of Natural
			 Resources lands; i.e., property owned, leased, or licensed by the Department of
			 Natural Resources.
AGENCY NOTE: Procedures for the issuance of the joint permit
				  are set forth in 17 Ill. Adm. Code
				  390.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.10 - Purpose

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This article sets forth the conditions under which
				archaeological research by organizations and individuals outside of the
				Department (who are not operating as "agents" of the Department) may be
				permitted.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.20 - Application

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In order to obtain permission from the Department of Natural
				Resources to undertake archaeological investigations on Department managed
				lands the proposer of the research must apply to the Division of Resource
				Review and Coordination, Cultural Resource Coordinator at least 6 months before
				the starting date of the proposed project. The proposer must submit a detailed
				research proposal:
a) This proposal
			 must detail the significant archaeological/scientific research questions that
			 the research will investigate, why such investigations can only be undertaken
			 at the Department of Natural Resources managed site in question or why that
			 site is the optimum choice for those investigations. The proposal must be
			 sufficiently detailed to allow the Cultural Resource Coordinator to arrive at
			 an objective evaluation of the research design, field methodology, and
			 techniques. The proposal must include detailed resumes of key project personnel
			 (e.g., principal investigator, field director, and staff directing any
			 specialized analyses proposed).
b)
			 An acknowledgement in writing that all materials recovered and documentary
			 evidence generated by the research project remain the property of the State of
			 Illinois.
c) The proposal must
			 indicate what plans the proposer has for publication of results and for the
			 final disposition of the materials. All materials (artifacts, floral and faunal
			 remains, C-14 samples, notes, maps, photographs, profiles, etc.) must be
			 permanently curated at the Illinois State Museum.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.30 - Review Criteria

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The research proposal will be reviewed by the Cultural Resource
				Coordinator who shall not recommend the approval of an archaeological
				investigation to the DNR director if:
a) The Department of Natural Resources field
			 management personnel (affected Site Superintendent, Regional Land Manager or
			 Regional Historian) indicate that the proposed project will interfere with
			 general site management, or is in conflict with established objectives for the
			 site; or
b) The research is not
			 deemed to be scientifically significant; or
c) Funding level is not sufficient to
			 complete the proposed investigation; or
d) The research proposal is inadequate, or if
			 any part of the proposal is found to be deficient; or
e) There is any question as to the ownership
			 of the resulting materials; or
f)
			 The key project personnel are not adequately trained or lack sufficient
			 experience to successfully complete the proposed project; or
g) The facilities and institutional support
			 for the proposer are inadequate to successfully complete the project.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.40 - Conditional Permit Issuance

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a) All
			 permits for archaeological investigations issued by the Department of Natural
			 Resources are conditional on the applicant demonstrating to the Cultural
			 Resource Coordinator, at least 30 days before initiation of fieldwork, that the
			 project is fully and adequately funded and that the applicant is in receipt of
			 a permit from the Historic Preservation Agency.
b) The applicant must detail in writing the
			 amount and source of all funding .
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.50 - Suspension or Revocation of Permits

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a) Suspension of Permits. The Director of the
			 Department of Natural Resources shall suspend a permit, until conditions
			 leading to the suspension are rectified, if there are indications that:
1) Any facts in the proposal were
			 misrepresented, or
2) The research
			 design and/or methodology has been changed without authorization from the
			 Director, or
3) There are
			 violations of the permit conditions, or
4) The archaeological investigation is
			 interfering unnecessarily with normal management of the Departmental
			 property.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 390 - NON-DEPARTMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGED LANDS › Section 390.60 - Hearings and Appeals

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Hearings and appeals will be dealt with following standard
				departmental procedures as set forth in 17 Ill. Adm. Code
				2530.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 510 - GENERAL HUNTING AND TRAPPING ON DEPARTMENT-OWNED, -LEASED OR -MANAGED SITES › Section 510.10 - General Site Regulations

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a)
			 Regulations
1) All the regulations cited in
			 this Part apply to all Department species rules, unless the species rule is
			 more restrictive.
2) The legal
			 possession of a concealed firearm by a validly licensed concealed carry
			 licensee (see 430 ILCS 66 ) is allowed within designated areas as defined in
			 subsection (b)(2), subject to Section 2.33 of the Wildlife Code on illegal
			 devices and State refuges, the prohibitions set forth in Section 65 of the
			 Firearm Concealed Carry Act and any applicable federal regulations. Violation
			 is a Class B misdemeanor (see
			 520 ILCS
			 5/2.33 ), except that violation of Section 2.33(g),
			 (i), (p), (y) and (cc) are Class A misdemeanors with a minimum $500 fine and a
			 maximum $5,000 fine, in addition to other statutory penalties. Nothing in this
			 Part shall be construed to criminalize the legal possession of a concealed
			 firearm by a validly licensed concealed carry licensee (see 430 ILCS
			 66).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 - CONSERVATION › Part 510 - GENERAL HUNTING AND TRAPPING ON DEPARTMENT-OWNED, -LEASED OR -MANAGED SITES › Section 510.20 - Hunting and Trapping by Special Permit

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a) A special permit will be issued by the
			 Department for Department-owned or -managed sites when hunter or trapper demand
			 is greater than the site can handle. The permit system is used as a fair and
			 equitable way to distribute hunting and trapping opportunities without
			 over-harvesting the wildlife population.
b) Application information will be announced
			 publicly by the Department.
c)
			 Special permits may be allocated via randomized drawing to increase hunter and
			 trapper recruitment, retention and reengagement. Hunter and trapper quotas will
			 be filled equally with resident adult and youth who have hunted or trapped no
			 more than two years of the last consecutive five years based on purchases of
			 Illinois hunting or trapping licenses or state habitat or state wetland stamps.
			 If fewer adult or youth hunters apply for available openings for the respective
			 age category, then vacancies shall be available to the other age
			 category.