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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 259 - AGRICHEMICAL FACILITY RESPONSE ACTION PROGRAM › Subpart E - NOTICE OF CLOSURE AND RECORDING REQUIREMENTS › Appendix A - Remediation Suitability Determination Levels of Pesticides Listed as Hazardous Constituents in 35 Ill. Adm. Code 721

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Pesticide Name
CAS
							 No.
a
Recommended
Test
							 Method
b
RSDL
(mg/kg)
c
aldicarb
116-06-3
8321
0.2
aldrin
309-00-2
8081
0.1
butylate
2008-41-5
8270
150
carbofuran
1563-66-2
8270
3
chlordane
57-74-9
8081
160
2,4-D
94-75-7
8151
6
4,4'-DDD
72-54-8
8081
130
4,4'-DDT
50-29-3
8081
380
dieldrin
60-57-1
8081
0.08
dimethoate
60-51-5
8141
0.07
dinoseb
88-85-7
8151
0.4
disulfoton
298-04-4
8141
0.5
endosulfan
115-29-7
8081
3400
endothall
145-73-3
8270
14
endrin
72-20-8
8081
27
EPTC
759-94-4
8270
57
heptachlor
76-44-8
8081
13
lindane
58-89-9
8081
0.4
methoxychlor
72-43-5
8151
4100
parathion, ethyl
56-38-2
8141
440
parathion, methyl
298-00-0
8141
15
phorate
298-02-2
8141
2
2,4,5-TP
93-72-1
8270
370
toxaphene
8001-35-2
8081
400
Notes:
a Chemical Abstract Service
				  (CAS)
b USEPA Test Methods
				  (SW-846)
c Value using Class I groundwater
				  objectives of Appendix D and surface soil conditions
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 259 - AGRICHEMICAL FACILITY RESPONSE ACTION PROGRAM › Subpart E - NOTICE OF CLOSURE AND RECORDING REQUIREMENTS › Appendix B - Default Soil Cleanup Objectives - Pesticides

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Pesticide Name
CAS No.a
Recommended Test
							 Methodb
Subsurface (mg/kg)
Surface (mg/kg)
acetochlor
34256-82-1
8151
0.12
0.9*
acifluorfen sodium
62476-59-9
8151
1.0
2.8
alachlor
15972-60-8
8081
0.02
1.7*
aldicarb
116-06-3
8321
0.02
0.03
aldrin
309-00-2
8081
0.01
0.02
atrazine
1912-24-9
8141
0.04
1.7*
bentazon sodium
50723-80-3
8151
1.2
2.6
bromacil
314-40-9
8321
3.3
5.2
bromoxynil (o)
1689-99-2
8270
2.1
6.9
butylate
2008-41-5
8270
7.7
27
carbofuran
1563-66-2
8270
0.3
0.6
chlordane
57-74-9
8081
7.2
29
chlorimuron-ethyl
90982-32-4
8081
1.3
3.6
chlorpyrifos
2921-88-2
8141
13
50
cyanazine
21725-46-2
8141
0.2
1.1*
2,4-D
94-75-7
8151
0.5
1.1
4,4'-DDD
72-54-8
8081
5.6
22
4,4'-DDE
72-55-9
8081
16
64
4,4'-DDT
50-29-3
8081
17
66
diazinon
333-41-5
8141
0.06
0.2
dicamba
1918-00-9
8151
1
1.4
dieldrin
60-57-1
8081
0.004
0.01
dimethoate
60-51-5
8141
0.01
0.01
dinoseb
88-85-7
8151
0.04
0.08
disulfoton
298-04-4
8141
0.02
0.2*
endosulfan
115-29-7
8081
150
600
endothall
145-73-3
8270
0.9
2.4
endrin
72-20-8
8081
1.2
5
EPTC
759-94-4
8270
3
10
glyphosate
1071-83-6
8321
91
350
HCH-alpha
319-84-6
8081
0.003
0.01
heptachlor
76-44-8
8081
0.6
2.3
heptachlor epoxide
1024-57-3
8081
0.9
3.8
lindane
58-89-9
8081
0.02
0.07
linuron
330-55-2
8321
0.5
1.7
malathion
121-75-5
8141
11
41
methoxychlor
72-43-5
8151
180
730
metolachlor
51218-45-2
8151
8.3
22
metribuzin
21087-64-9
8270
1.2
2.8
parathion, ethyl
56-38-2
8141
19
77
parathion, methyl
298-00-0
8141
0.7
2.6
pendimethalin
40487-42-1
8091
230
900
permethrin
52645-53-1
8081
830
3300
phorate
298-02-2
8141
0.09
1.1*
simazine
122-34-9
8141
0.05
1.7*
2,4,5-TP
93-72-1
8270
17
65
terbufos
13071-79-9
8141
0.07
0.4*
toxaphene
8001-35-2
8081
18
72
trifluralin
1582-09-8
8091
23
100
Notes:
a Chemical Abstract Service
				  (CAS)
b USEPA Test Methods
				  (SW-846)
* Application Rate Equivalents (AREs) are based on
				  USEPA-approved pesticide label rates for the specific pesticide active
				  ingredient and conservative assumptions about soil properties. AREs only apply
				  to the upper one foot of soil or soil/gravel mixture and are used as the SCO
				  for the upper one foot of soil or soil/gravel mixture if the ARE is greater
				  than the SCO value calculated using the Equation in Section 259.350(a) of this
				  Part and less than the RSDL value.
The application rate equivalents can be determined using the
				  equation below:
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 259 - AGRICHEMICAL FACILITY RESPONSE ACTION PROGRAM › Subpart E - NOTICE OF CLOSURE AND RECORDING REQUIREMENTS › Appendix C - Default Soil Cleanup Objectives - Nitrate-N and Ammonium

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Groundwater Conditions
Class I
Class II
Analyte Name
CEC
(mg/kg)
(mg/kg)
nitrate-N
N/A
80
800
ammonium
<8
500
1,000
8-15
1,000
3,600
15-24
2,200
9,300
>24
5,000
20,300
The default soil cleanup objectives for nitrate-N are based
					 on an application rate equivalent to 160 pounds per
					 acre.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.5 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
"Act" means the Agricultural Fair Act [30 ILCS 120 ].
"Bureau" means the Bureau of County Fairs and Horse Racing,
				  Department of Agriculture, State Fairgrounds, P.O. Box 19281, Springfield,
				  Illinois 62794-9281. The telephone number for the Bureau is
				  217/782-7411.
"Class" is a group, set or kind of animal or exhibit which
				  shares common attributes (e.g., Herefords, Belgians, Dorset, Hamburg,
				  championship, milk and cream, Duroc, barrows, corn, apples, arrangement,
				  clothing, and ceramics).
"Department" means a general grouping of animal species or
				  general categories of exhibits. Departments are listed in Section
				  260.55(a)(2).
"Premium number" means the number assigned to the class or
				  the event.
"Premium State aid" means reimbursement by the Illinois
				  Department of Agriculture to county fairs for premiums paid.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.10 - Appropriations

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Eligibility of
				fair associations or agricultural societies to participate in appropriations
				from the Agricultural Premium Fund shall be as set forth in Sections 3, 5 and 7
				of the Act. Any newly organized fair association or agricultural society must
				receive an appropriation for their first year's fair as set forth in Section 6
				of the Act, and in subsequent years the Department of Agriculture shall include
				the appropriation for that fair as part of its annual budget.
b) Appropriations made to the Department of
				Agriculture for disbursement to fair associations or agricultural societies
				shall not be used to pay for personnel, premiums and expenses of acts which are
				primarily for the entertainment of persons (e.g., grandstand shows, variety
				acts, bands, clowns, queen contests, showmanship events, machinery shows,
				demolition derbies, parades, balloon races, auto races, motorcycle races, human
				races, baton twirling, boccie ball, and amateur contests), except for those
				exhibits and events relating to agriculture as identified in Section 9 of the
				Act. 4-H Club fairs and exhibitions receive an appropriation in accordance with
				Section 14 of the Act and, therefore, 4-H Club classes do not qualify for
				reimbursement of State Aid for premiums paid.
c) Appropriations shall not be used for
				salaries of officers of the fair or for personnel hired or contracted for by
				the fair officers (Sections 9 and 22 of the Agricultural Fair Act, 30 ILCS
				120/9 and 22 ).
d) Contributions,
				such as money, ribbons, trophies, rosettes, blankets, or wreaths, made by
				and/or expenses incurred by persons or organizations sponsoring events or
				classes, other than the fair association or agricultural society, are not
				eligible for premium State aid.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.15 - Declaration of Intention

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) On
				or before December 31 of the year preceding the year in which a fair
				association or agricultural society will participate in the Agricultural
				Premium Fund appropriation, the fair association or agricultural society shall
				file a Declaration of Intention with the Bureau. A fee of $25 will be deducted
				each day the Declaration is late from the total premiums claimed. The Bureau
				shall mail Declaration of Intention forms to each fair association or
				agricultural society that participated in the previous year's appropriation and
				to any newly organized fair that receives an appropriation in accordance with
				Section 6 of the Act.
b) The
				following information shall be submitted on the Declaration of Intention:
1) Names and addresses of the fair's
				officers.
2) The location of the
				fair.
3) The dates of the next
				year's fair.
4) The approximate
				amount of premiums to be offered in each department and the maximum amount of
				premiums to be offered by the fair.
5) Name, address and telephone number of the
				person who is responsible for filing the premium grand summary report if this
				person is other than the secretary of the fair association or agricultural
				society.
6) Signatures of the
				officers (i.e., President, Secretary and Treasurer) of the fair association or
				agricultural society.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.20 - Premium State Aid Payable on the Authorized Base

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Premium State aid shall be paid to the
				fair association or agricultural society based upon each fair's authorized
				base. The authorized base shall be determined in accordance with the provisions
				of Section 10(a) and (b) of the Act. The authorized base for newly organized
				fairs shall be the same as the first year's appropriation for that
				fair.
b) The distribution of
				premiums must be in compliance with the provisions of Section 9(a) of the Act
				in order to be eligible for premium State aid.
c) The premium grand summary report shall be
				filed with the Bureau in accordance with provisions of Section 12 of the Act
				and Section
				260.100.
d) Failure to comply with the provisions of
				this Section shall cause all premiums awarded in those classes where the
				violation occurred to be ineligible for premium State aid.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.35 - Stall or Pen Fees

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Stall or pen fees shall be set and charged by the fair
				  association or agricultural society. Stall or pen fees must be published in the
				  premium book (see Section
				  260.55
				  ) and once they are published they cannot be changed. The fair association or
				  agricultural society may set stall or pen fees as one sum which will cover all
				  the days of the fair.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.40 - Entry Fees and Entry Fee Certification Form

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) An entry fee shall not be more than 10% of
				the purse offered under one premium number, nor more than 75% of the smallest
				premium offered. Where either percentage is violated, the amount of the excess
				entry fee that was charged shall be deducted from the amount of premiums paid
				in that particular class when determining State Aid reimbursement.
b) The amount of the entry fee charged must
				be printed in the premium book for each department and shall be shown
				separately from stall or pen fees that are charged by the fair association or
				agricultural society. The entry fee shall be for each class entered and not for
				each animal.
c) All fairs
				participating in the Agricultural Premium Fund must submit an entry fee
				certification form to the Bureau of County Fairs and Horse Racing, on a form
				provided by the Bureau, signed by the fair president, secretary and treasurer
				stating that all entry fees are in compliance with Section
				260.40(a).
				The entry fee certification form is to be submitted to the Bureau of County
				Fairs and Horse Racing at least 10 days prior to the opening day of the fair
				together with two premium books. A fee of $25 will be deducted each day the
				form is late from the total premiums awarded at the fair. Reimbursement shall
				be delayed until such time the certification is received by the
				Bureau.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.45 - County Fair Organization and Operation

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) A fair association or agricultural society
				may be open to the world or confined to the county or an adjacent county or
				counties contiguous thereto or other defined grouping of counties and shall be
				designated in the fair's premium book.
b) All events and exhibits in order to be
				eligible for premium State aid must be held on the fairgrounds during the
				advertised dates of the fair.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.50 - Exhibits and Livestock; Presence on the Fairgrounds and Early Release Procedure

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				Exhibits and livestock are required to be in place for exhibition on the
				fairgrounds for a minimum of three days, except for exhibits and livestock in
				4-H club shows, junior shows, one-day shows and in Departments C, D, E, Q, R,
				S, T, V and Z. The county fair board may require specified exhibits and
				livestock to stay beyond the minimum 72-hour exhibition time. The number of
				days the exhibit or livestock must be on the fairgrounds for exhibition shall
				be indicated in the Premium Book (see Section
				260.55
				). If recommended by the county fair's veterinarian and approved by fair
				management, early dismissal of livestock may be granted for the following
				reasons: disease outbreak, severe hot weather, or other existing conditions
				which may result in the death of livestock. The Bureau may also grant early
				dismissal of livestock and other exhibits in emergency situations upon
				recommendation of fair management in the case where facilities have been lost
				due to fire, wind or heavy rain damage to tents and barns, or loss of
				electrical power, or if facilities cannot accommodate livestock due to space
				limitations. All eligible early dismissals shall be followed up in a letter to
				the Bureau.
b) Junior shows shall
				comply with Section
				260.95(c)
				 regarding the presence of livestock and
				exhibits on the fairgrounds.
c) 4-H
				Club shows shall comply with Section
				260.300(h)
				 regarding the presence of livestock and
				exhibits on the fairgrounds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.55 - Premium Book

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) A premium
				book showing the classes of exhibits and the premiums offered for each
				class/species must be made available by the fair association or agricultural
				society to the public upon request and two copies sent to the Bureau at least
				10 days prior to the opening day of the fair. A fee of $25 will be deducted
				from the premiums claimed for each day the premium books are late. Premium
				reimbursement shall be delayed until the premium books are received. Along with
				the premium books, the entry fee certification form must be signed and
				submitted (see Section
				260.40(c)
				). For those fairs utilizing other computer programs to supply the Bureau's
				reporting requirements, the 10% and 75% report must also accompany the fairs
				premium books and certification and another copy shall accompany the premium
				grand summary report. The premium book shall contain the following information:
1) The amount of premiums offered in each
				department.
2) Each department
				shall be identified as follows:
Department A - Beef Cattle
Department B - Dairy Cattle
Department C - Heavy Horse
Department D - Equine Pulling Contest
Department E - Jacks, Jennets and Mules
Department F - Sheep
Department G - Swine
Department H - Junior Department - Livestock
Department I - Poultry, Rabbits, and Ratites
Department J - Agricultural Products
Department K - Horticulture
Department L - Floriculture
Department M - Fine Arts and Textiles (Fine arts may be
				  designated as M-1 and textiles as M-2)
Department N - Education and Natural History
Department O - Dairy, Apiary and Culinary
Department P - Junior Department (other than
				  Livestock)
Department Q - Tractor Pulls and Pick-up Truck Pulls
Department R - Light Horse and Western Department - Equine
				  Events
Department S - Harness Races
Department T - Running Races
Department U - Goats and Llamas
Department V - Miscellaneous
Department Z - Rodeos
3) The entry requirements and the graduated
				premiums offered for each class/species.
4) The minimum number of days that the
				exhibits or livestock must remain on the fairgrounds.
5) The time and date for the release of
				livestock and exhibits.
6) Stall or
				pen rent charged.
7) Entry fee
				charged.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.60 - Horse Racing - Harness and Running

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) In order to qualify for premium State aid,
				harness horse races shall be confined to standardbred horses; running horse
				races shall be confined to thoroughbred and quarter horses. Quarter horse races
				are reported under Department-Equine Races, Department T, on the premium grand
				summary report.
b) Contributions,
				such as money, blankets, ribbons, wreaths, trophies, rosettes or engraving,
				made by other persons or organizations (e.g., colt associations, the promoter
				of the races, the State Fair, or Standardbred and Thoroughbred Breeding and
				Racing Programs) are not eligible for premium State aid. The actual amount of
				monies expended for horse racing by a fair association or agricultural society
				is eligible for premium State aid reimbursement. Horse racing entry fees may be
				included in the amount requested for premium State aid reimbursement.
c) The party paid the purse shall sign the
				receipt showing each purse and total purse won. The receipt shall be submitted
				with the premium grand summary report. If the party is unable to personally
				pick up the purse, the person picking up or mailing the check shall sign his or
				her name and provide his or her address.
d) A racing program marked to indicate the
				placings in each race shall accompany the premium grand summary
				report.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.80 - Livestock Classification and Registration Papers

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Herd, flock or group classes of livestock
				shall be defined by the fair association or agricultural society and the
				classification criteria shall be published in the premium book. The fair
				association or agricultural society may follow the current classifications as
				defined by the national breed organizations.
b) Registration papers are required for all
				purebred livestock.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.87 - Open and Junior Jackpot Shows

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				Where the county board elects to have both a junior and open fair, jackpot
				shows are eligible for premium State aid. The estimated purse, plus any monies
				added by the fair (i.e., entry fees), including graduated percentage placings
				for premiums, must be listed in the premium book to be eligible for premium
				State aid. The premium book must also list whether the shows are open or are
				closed to participants from that county only. Sanction fees are not eligible
				for premium State aid.
b) Where a
				county board elects to have strictly a junior fair, only junior jackpot shows
				closed to that county are eligible for premium State aid and the premium book
				must list the exhibition as a closed junior jackpot show. The estimated purse,
				plus any monies added by the fair (i.e., entry fees), including graduated
				percentage placings for premiums, must be listed in the premium book to be
				eligible for premium State aid. Sanction fees are not eligible for premium
				State aid.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.95 - Junior Classes

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				Junior classes are eligible for premium State aid only if they are open to boys
				and girls who are 8 years of age or in third grade and not yet 21 years of age
				on or before September 1 of the year previous to the fair. All animals (i.e.,
				individual, herd or flock classes) shown in junior classes must be the property
				of the boys and girls showing them. If the same animals are shown in both the
				open classes and junior classes, they shall be shown under the same exhibitor's
				name (for example, the father is not permitted to show an animal in the open
				class and the son or daughter to show the same animal in the junior
				classes).
b) Exhibitors may be
				assisted in herd or flock classes during the judging process only by other boys
				and girls who meet the age requirement set forth in subsection (a).
c) When the county board elects to have
				strictly a Junior Show, livestock and exhibits must be on the fairgrounds on
				the opening day of the fair until the close of the fair, unless earlier release
				of the livestock is authorized by the Bureau. When both a Junior Show and open
				show are held, livestock and exhibits entered in the Junior Show shall follow
				the standards for the open show set forth in Section
				260.50(a).
d) Junior Show classes must be separate and
				distinct classes from the open and 4-H show classes and must be shown and
				competitively judged separately from 4-H and open shows or
				exhibitions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.105 - Growth Incentive Program

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
If the appropriation allows, fairs that qualify shall
				  participate in the Growth Incentive Program. Qualification requirements for
				  participation in the Growth Incentive Program and the procedure for determining
				  the amount of eligible claims shall be as set forth in Section 10.1 of the Act.
				  This payment will be made to a participating fair following the payment of all
				  premium State aid claims.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.110 - Pro Rata (Grant) Payments and Justification

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) If, after premium State aid and/or Growth
				Incentive payments have been made, there remain any funds in the
				appropriations, pro rata (grant) payments shall be made to all fairs that are
				participating in the premium State aid program in accordance with Section 10(c)
				of the Act. This payment will be made after all eligible claims are paid from
				the Growth Incentive Program.
b)
				All fairs receiving pro rata (grant) payments are required to file with the
				Bureau a fiscal accounting of the expenditure of these grant monies. This
				accounting will be due at the same time each fair files its premium grand
				summary report (Section
				260.100(a)
				) for the year in which such monies were received.
c) Pro rata (grant) monies received by a fair
				association or agricultural society shall only be used for premiums and
				awards.
d) Pro rata (grant) monies
				shall not be used for rehabilitation purposes (see Subpart B of the rules of
				this Part).
e) Pro rata (grant)
				money shall not be used to reimburse expenses incurred by and/or contributions
				made by other persons or organizations in promoting the fair.
f) Section 22 of the Act prohibits pro rata
				(grant) money from being used to pay salaries.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart A - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM FUND › Section 260.117 - Administrative Rules (Formal Administrative Hearings, Contested Cases, Petitions, and Administrative Procedures)

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All decisions of the Department of Agriculture in
				  implementing these rules are subject to the Illinois Administrative Procedure
				  Act [5 ILCS 100 ] and the rules of the Department of Agriculture pertaining to
				  administrative hearings as promulgated thereunder (8 Ill. Adm. Code
				  1).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart B - FAIRS PARTICIPATING IN THE REHABILITATION FUND › Section 260.200 - Appropriation

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Each fair association or agricultural society shall receive
				  an annual appropriation, in an amount set forth in Section 13 of the Act, that
				  shall be used for rehabilitation of its grounds, purchase of land, construction
				  projects, maintenance projects and repair projects. The Bureau shall approve
				  rehabilitation claims in accordance with Section 13 of the Act and this Subpart
				  B. The fair association or agricultural society shall file a rehabilitation
				  report as required by Section 13 of the Act and Section
				  260.220.
				  In accordance with Section 17 of the Act, a fair that has been participating in
				  the Fair and Exposition Fund and notifies the Bureau in writing by January 1
				  that it elects to participate in the Agricultural Premium Fund shall not be
				  eligible for participation in the rehabilitation appropriation until the next
				  fiscal year.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart B - FAIRS PARTICIPATING IN THE REHABILITATION FUND › Section 260.205 - Ownership of Grounds

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Expenditures for rehabilitation of fairgrounds, purchase of
				  land, construction projects, maintenance projects and repair projects are
				  eligible for reimbursement from rehabilitation funds when the fair association
				  or agricultural society or State, city, village or county government body owns
				  the fairgrounds or has a long-term lease for the use of the fairgrounds upon
				  which the expenditures were made. Except as allowed by the Director, if the
				  fair association or agricultural society leases the fairgrounds, the lease
				  shall be for a period of 20 years, the terms of which require the lessee to
				  have continuous possession of the land during every day of the lease period,
				  and it shall contain a clause that those buildings constructed with
				  rehabilitation funds shall be the property of the fair. Should the lease be
				  terminated before the expiration date, the ownership of the buildings and
				  improvements constructed with, or equipment purchased with, rehabilitation
				  funds lies with the fair association or agricultural society and the fair
				  association or agricultural society has the right to remove buildings,
				  improvements and equipment purchased with rehabilitation
				  funds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart B - FAIRS PARTICIPATING IN THE REHABILITATION FUND › Section 260.210 - Rehabilitation Claims

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a)
				Rehabilitation claims may include the cost of land purchase, both materials and
				labor expended for rehabilitation of the fairgrounds, its buildings, facilities
				and for construction projects. Maintenance and/or repair projects shall include
				improvements made for the purpose of restoring and/or maintaining the
				fairgrounds, buildings and facilities for long term uses.
b) The purchases of tractors, drags, water
				wagons and other equipment used to maintain or repair the track, show arenas,
				and the grounds or buildings are eligible for rehabilitation reimbursement. The
				Department of Agriculture shall reimburse fair associations for equipment that
				is necessary for the maintenance and repair of projects, except computer
				equipment, that have received rehabilitation reimbursement. Any repairs to this
				equipment shall also be reimbursed. The reimbursement rate for the total of all
				above expenses shall be 100% of the first $5,000, 75% of the next $20,000, and
				50% of the next $20,000 (example: spend $45,000 - receive $30,000 per fiscal
				year). Equipment purchased with rehabilitation funds shall remain on the
				fairgrounds at all times. When a fair association or agricultural society
				disposes of any equipment, it shall maintain disposal records for a period of
				five years. If, during an inspection by a Department of Agriculture inspector,
				the equipment is not found on the fairgrounds and there are no disposal records
				for the equipment, the Bureau shall send written notice that repayment is due
				and the fair association or agricultural society shall repay to the State
				Treasury within 30 days from receipt of the notice that portion of
				rehabilitation funds spent on the purchase of the equipment that was not found
				on the fairgrounds, regardless of the fiscal year in which the equipment was
				purchased.
c) Premiums paid for
				general liability and casualty insurance are eligible for rehabilitation
				reimbursement. Premiums for personal liability insurance are not eligible for
				rehabilitation reimbursement.
d) On
				rehabilitation projects, a fair association or agricultural society shall
				adhere to the Illinois Procurement Code [30 ILCS 500 ].
e) Itemized bills, receipts and/or copies of
				cancelled checks for rehabilitation projects must be submitted or postmarked by
				June 30 in the fiscal year for which the projects are to be
				reimbursed.
f) The amount carried
				over shall constitute a claim for reimbursement for a subsequent period not to
				exceed seven years as long as funds are available [30 ILCS
				120/13 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart B - FAIRS PARTICIPATING IN THE REHABILITATION FUND › Section 260.220 - Rehabilitation Report and Receipts

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a) When filing a rehabilitation report with
				the Bureau, a fair association or agricultural society shall have the report
				postmarked or filed with the Bureau on or before June 30 of each year on forms
				furnished by the Bureau. A $25 fee will be deducted from the total
				rehabilitation claim each day the report is late. Fair associations or
				agricultural societies whose rehabilitation reports are not postmarked or filed
				by August 15 of each year shall not qualify to receive rehabilitation monies
				from the Department for that year. If there is any question as to whether
				certain expenditures are eligible for reimbursement of rehabilitation monies in
				accordance with Section 13 of the Act, the fair association or agricultural
				society may contact the Bureau for approval of the proposed expenditures.
				Copies of both rehabilitation reports and paid receipts should be retained for
				seven years by the fair association or agricultural society for its
				files.
b) The following information
				shall be submitted on the rehabilitation report:
1) The year for which the report is
				submitted;
2) The name and address
				of the fair association or agricultural society;
3) The county where the fair was
				held;
4) The current value of real
				estate and improvements made to the fairgrounds;
5) The name, title and address of the
				officers and directors of the fair;
6) The number of acres in the fairgrounds and
				whether the fairgrounds are owned or leased by the fair association or
				agricultural society;
7) If the
				fairgrounds are leased, the number of years remaining under the terms of the
				lease and the date of expiration of the lease; and
8) Each project, listed separately on the
				report, along with the cost of the project.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart B - FAIRS PARTICIPATING IN THE REHABILITATION FUND › Section 260.225 - Pro Rata Payments and Justification

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If any amount remains in the appropriation for rehabilitation
				  after claims from all fairs are paid, pro rata payments shall be made to fairs
				  that have exceeded their maximum reimbursement in accordance with the
				  provisions of Section 13 of the Act. The Bureau will use that amount of money
				  as indicated by receipts that were submitted with the rehabilitation report in
				  excess of expenditures of $45,000 as justification for pro rata
				  reimbursement.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart C - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE 4-H FUND › Section 260.300 - Appropriation and Eligibility

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a)
				University of Illinois extension units shall be eligible to participate in
				appropriations made to the Department of Agriculture for premiums and judges'
				fees paid at county 4-H shows or exhibitions approved by the State 4-H Office
				and based on the Accountability for Agricultural Premiums report in the
				following order in accordance with the provisions of Section 14 of the Act:
1) cash premiums awarded; and
2) judges' fees paid (not to exceed
				$800).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart C - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE 4-H FUND › Section 260.305 - A 4-H Claim Report

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a) The
				State 4-H Office shall notify the Bureau of the number of 4-H premium eligible
				members in each county or unit before December 31 of each year.
b) Extension leaders of each county or unit
				designated by the State 4-H Office shall certify to the State4-Hofficer under
				oath, on a blank form furnished by the Department,the amount paid out in
				premiums, judges' fees and ribbonsat the 4-H showsor exhibitionsfor the current
				year, and the name of the officer or organization making the payments and the
				number of eligible members enrolled for the current year [30 ILCS
				120/14 ]. Records verifying award recipients must be
				available and maintained for three years for official review.
c) Extension leaders shall file this report
				with the Bureau on or before December 31 of each year (postmarked December 31
				is acceptable). If the deadline is not met, a 5% penalty fee of total premiums
				claimed will be assessed each day the report is late and then subtracted from
				the total claim of the unit.
d) The
				extension leader of each county or unit shall provide itemized signed receipts
				as evidence of the eligible certified amounts to the State 4-H Office. Before
				December 31 of each year the State 4-H Office shall file with the Department
				certification of the eligible amount claimed for premiums awarded, judges' fees
				and ribbons, along with the claim report for each county or unit.
e) The Department will reimburse each county
				or unit at a rate calculated under this subsection (e). The appropriation will
				be divided by the total number of certified eligible 4-H members in all
				counties or units as certified by the State 4-H Office before December 31 of
				each year, then multiplied by the State 4-H Office certified number of
				individual eligible members for the county or unit. The amount for
				reimbursement shall be justified by receipted expenditures received in the
				Bureau with the current report by December 31 in the following order:
1) cash premiums awarded; and
2) judges' fees (not to exceed
				$800).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart D - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FUND › Section 260.400 - Appropriation

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Agricultural education section fairs are eligible to
				  participate in appropriations made to the Department of Agriculture on behalf
				  of such fairs in accordance with the provisions of Section 16 of the
				  Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart D - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FUND › Section 260.405 - Eligibility for Premiums

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Eligibility for premiums awarded to agricultural education
				  section fair students shall be as set forth in Section 16 of the
				  Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart D - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FUND › Section 260.415 - Vocational Agriculture Report of Premium Awards

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a) Within 30 days after the close of the
				fair, section fair managers designated by the Illinois Association of
				Vocational Agriculture Teachers (IAVAT) shall certify to the Department, under
				oath, on forms furnished by the Bureau, a detailed report of premium awards
				showing all premiums awarded to agricultural education students at each fair.
				In addition, amendments to the detailed report of premium awards shall be made
				by the section fair manager. If the detailed report of premium awards is not
				submitted within 30 days after the close of the fair, a 5% penalty fee of the
				fair's total premiums awarded will be assessed each day the report is late,
				then subtracted from the total claim. Records verifying award recipients must
				be available and maintained for five years for official review.
b) The report shall include the following
				information:
1) The section number of the
				fair;
2) The dates the fair was
				held;
3) The location of the
				fair;
4) The total awards that were
				distributed;
5) The name and
				address of the school;
6) The
				agricultural education teacher's name, title, and address should be listed
				under the name of the school; and
7) Student's name (listed only once) with a
				listing of winnings for that student and a total of all amounts won. All the
				students who have won premiums from that school should be listed under the name
				of their agricultural education teacher.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart D - PROCEDURES FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FUND › Section 260.420 - Pro Rata Payments

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a) Any
				amount remaining in the appropriation after all eligible claims are paid shall
				be distributed, expended for the purposes, and a fiscal accounting made, in
				accordance with the provisions of Section 16 of the Act.
b) Forms shall be furnished by the Bureau for
				pro rata justification of funds expended by the agricultural education section
				fair. The section fair manager shall submit a list of premiums paid in the
				first fair held following the receipt of pro rata monies, but not later than
				one year after receipt of such funds. This justification shall be signed by the
				section fair manager and notarized by a notary.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart E - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND › Section 260.505 - Eligibility

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a) A fair
				association or agricultural society shall be eligible to participate in the
				Fair and Exposition Fund in lieu of participating in the Agricultural Premium
				Fund in accordance with Sections 17 and 18 of the Act. The fair and exposition
				participant shall file by January 1 with the Bureau a letter indicating its
				election to participate in the Fair and Exposition Fund.
b) A fair and exposition authority shall be
				eligible to participate in the Fair and Exposition Fund in accordance with
				Sections 18 and 19 of the Act.
c)
				In accordance with Section 17 of the Act, agricultural fairs or agricultural
				societies that have been participating in the Fair and Exposition Fund and
				elect to participate in the Agricultural Premium Fund are not eligible for
				participation in the rehabilitation fund until the next fiscal year.
d) All fair associations or agricultural
				societies participating in the Fair and Exposition Fund shall operate and
				conduct the premium portion of their county fair in accordance with Sections
				260.5,
				260.10(b), (c) and
				(d),
				260.30,
				260.35,
				260.40(a), (b) and
				(c),
				260.45,
				260.50,
				260.55,
				260.60,
				260.80,
				260.85,
				260.95 and
				260.117
				of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart E - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND › Section 260.510 - Ownership or Leasing of Grounds

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Each fair participating in the Fair and Exposition Fund shall
				  file with the Bureau a certified copy of its lease or evidence that the land is
				  owned by the fair association, agricultural society or fair and exposition
				  authority. The lease shall be for a period of at least 20 years, the terms of
				  which require the lessee to have continuous possession of the land during every
				  day of the lease period, except as otherwise allowed by the Director, and it
				  shall contain a clause that those buildings constructed with fair and
				  exposition funds shall be the property of the fair. Should the lease be
				  terminated before the expiration date, the ownership of the buildings and
				  improvements constructed with or equipment purchased with fair and exposition
				  funds lies with the fair association or agricultural society, and the fair
				  association or agricultural society has the right to remove buildings,
				  improvements and equipment purchased with fair and exposition
				  funds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart E - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND › Section 260.515 - Declaration of Intention and Construction Plans/Specifications

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a) On or before
				December 31 of the year previous to participating in the Fair and Exposition
				Fund, the fair shall file with the Bureau, on forms furnished by the Bureau, a
				Declaration of Intention. Plans and specifications relating to construction
				projects, as applicable, should be submitted with the Declaration of Intention.
				A $25 fee will be deducted respectively each day the Declaration of Intention
				and/or any pertinent information relating to items claimed on the fair's
				Declaration of Intention are late from the amount due the fair and exposition.
				The following information shall be submitted on and/or accompany the
				Declaration of Intention:
1) Information on
				the fair's organization;
2) Dates
				of the next year's fair (these dates should also be submitted to the Bureau by
				October 15 each year on a copy of the premium grand summary);
3) Location of the fair;
4) The amount of money requested from the
				Fair and Exposition Fund for the purposes listed in Section 20 of the
				Act;
5) Number of acres in the
				fairgrounds and whether they are owned or leased. If the fairgrounds are
				leased, the number of years remaining under the terms of the lease and date of
				expiration of the lease;
6) The
				names and addresses of the president, secretary and treasurer of the fair and
				exposition fair; and
7) A current
				copy of the lease of fairgrounds, unless it is owned.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart E - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND › Section 260.522 - Entry Fee Certification Form and Premium Books

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All fairs participating in the Fair and Exposition Fund must
				  submit an entry fee certification form (furnished by the Bureau) to the Bureau
				  signed by the fair president, secretary and treasurer stating that all entry
				  fees are in compliance with Section
				  260.40(a).
				  A fee of $25 will be deducted from the total due for the fair each day the form
				  and books are late. Reimbursement shall be delayed until the certification is
				  received. Fairs may utilize computer programs to supply the Bureau's reporting
				  requirements, the certification, and the 10% and 75% report.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 8 - AGRICULTURE AND ANIMALS › Part 260 - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR ACT › Subpart E - FAIRS OPERATING UNDER THE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND › Section 260.524 - Premium State Aid Payable on the Authorized Base

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If premiums are claimed by a fair and exposition association
				  or authority, reimbursement will be based on the authorized base system set
				  forth in Section
				  260.20.