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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 50 - BONDING GUIDELINES › Section 50.120 - Standardized Definitions and Guidelines

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The following standardized definitions and guidelines enumerate
				the appropriate utilization of Capital Development, School Construction,
				General Obligation and Build Illinois Bond proceeds appropriated to the Board
				to finance bondable capital improvements as listed in Section
				50.110(b)
				 above.
a) Planning. Bondable planning costs include
			 those expenditures that are related to architectural and engineering design
			 required for planning the construction or installation of bondable capital
			 improvement projects. Included are costs for schematic design development,
			 which refers to preliminary studies developed from program statements that
			 reflect the general functional characteristics and architectural requirements
			 of a bondable capital improvement project; costs for definitive design
			 development, which means the refinement of schematic design into final detailed
			 design requirements; and costs incurred for the completion of construction
			 documents and detailed working drawings required for bidding and construction,
			 including any allowable reimbursables provided within an executed contract for
			 professional and technical services.
b) Land. Land includes expenditures for the
			 acquisition of real property (including easements of record with an extended
			 term, but excluding any leasehold interests obtained through rental of real
			 property), whether obtained by purchase or by condemnation under the applicable
			 eminent domain laws of the State of Illinois, and for all expenses directly and
			 necessarily related to such purchase or condemnation. All necessary and
			 reasonable expenses incurred in the acquisition of real property qualify for
			 bond financing. Such expenditures may include but are not limited to the
			 following:
1) land costs
2) appraisal fees
3) title opinions
4) surveying fees
5) real estate fees
6) title transfer taxes
7) condemnation costs and related legal
			 expenses.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 50 - BONDING GUIDELINES › Section 50.130 - Limitations on Expenditures of Bond Proceeds

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a) The following expenditure purposes shall
			 not be bondable:
1) operational and
			 administrative expenses, such as compensation costs, travel, commodities,
			 non-initial equipment, or other recurring expenditures that are similar in
			 character;
2) expenditures for
			 leasing or rental of equipment and/or facilities;
3) archeological digs, research, or
			 exploration;
4) expenditures for
			 routine operation, routine repair, or routine maintenance of existing
			 structures, buildings, or real property that would typically be covered by
			 operation and maintenance funds of the user agency and for reimbursement of
			 user agencies for administration, staff, or other costs;
5) expenditures to acquire or construct
			 temporary facilities or facilities whose abandonment or replacement is
			 imminent;
6) unpredictable or
			 unusual legal expenses (other than land acquisition legal expenses), such as
			 for special litigation, that are not ordinarily or customarily provided within
			 the budget for a capital improvement project. These expenditures are more
			 appropriately financed from contractual services operating funds appropriated
			 for such purposes;
7) separate
			 purchases of sand, gravel, rock, asphalt and concrete in limited quantities;
			 ordinary hardware items; temporary, nondurable fencing; spare and/or
			 replacement parts and equipment; hand tools; decorative models, plaques and
			 other commemorative memorabilia; and other commodity-type consumable items
			 having a relatively brief expected useful life;
8) expenditures for general long-range
			 development plans, master plans, historical or archeological research,
			 surveying, preliminary engineering studies, aerial mapping, feasibility
			 studies, program or scope statements, or other expenditures similar in
			 character;
9) expenditures for
			 independent landscaping improvements that are not directly associated with a
			 bondable capital improvement project. In this context, seeding or sodding that
			 is not primarily intended for erosion control in relation to a bondable capital
			 improvement project shall not be bondable. Similarly, expenditures incurred for
			 the planting of trees, shrubs, bushes, or other vegetation, including
			 revegetation, shall not be bondable improvements unless the expenses are
			 directly and initially associated with or represent an integral component of a
			 bondable capital improvement project.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.110 - Applicability

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These rules, in addition to Article 10 of the Illinois
				Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS 100 /Art. 10], shall apply to contested
				cases of final Board actions, including but not limited to suspensions of
				prequalification, when the Board determines that a hearing is required by
				law.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.111 - Definitions

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As used in this Part, the following terms shall be defined as
				follows:
"Act" means the Capital Development Board Act [20 ILCS 3105 ],
				unless otherwise specified.
"Administrative Law Judge" or "ALJ" means a person appointed to
				conduct procedures pursuant to Article 10 of the Illinois Administrative
				Procedure Act and this Part.
"Board" means the Capital Development Board and may include its
				office and staff.
"Board Member" means an individual member of the Capital
				Development Board, appointed by the Governor by and with the consent of the
				Senate.
"Complainant" means a person or business organization that
				petitions for an administrative hearing.
"Executive Director" means the Executive Director of the
				Capital Development Board.
"Suspension" means any action taken by the Board with respect
				to prequalification pursuant to 44 Ill. Adm. Code
				950.200
				and
				980.300,
				and as authorized by Section 16 of the Capital Development Board Act
				[20
				ILCS 3105/16 ] and Section 30-20 of the Illinois
				Procurement Code [30 ILCS
				500/30-20 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.113 - Filing

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Any documents that are required to be filed with the Board
				shall be addressed and mailed to, or hand delivered to, the Executive Director,
				Stratton Building, 3rd Floor, 401 S. Spring St.,
				Springfield, Illinois 62706. Once an administrative law judge has been
				appointed, all such documents shall also be copied to the ALJ and sent by mail
				or hand delivery.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.120 - Petition for Hearing and Response

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Petitions for hearing shall include a petition for specific
				relief sought and shall be submitted to the Executive Director in writing
				within 30 days after the final Board action at issue, and shall clearly state
				the Board action being complained of and the reasons for the complaint, and may
				include supporting documentation. The Board will respond within 30 days after
				receipt and either grant or deny a hearing. A hearing will be denied if the
				petition is not in compliance with this Section.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.130 - Waiver

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Compliance with any provisions of this Part may be waived or
				altered by agreement of all parties by written stipulation or a stipulation on
				the record taken by a court reporter. The parties shall, to the greatest extent
				possible, exercise good faith efforts to agree to utilize informal procedures
				to promote speedy, economical resolution.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.150 - Representation

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Natural persons (including a natural person doing business as a
				sole proprietorship) may represent themselves or be represented by an attorney.
				Other business organizations, including corporations and others required to be
				licensed or registered by the Illinois Secretary of State, shall be represented
				by an attorney. Attorneys shall be licensed in Illinois and shall file a notice
				of appearance with the Executive Director or, if one has been appointed, with
				the ALJ.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.160 - Administrative Law Judge

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The Board shall appoint an administrative law judge as soon as
				possible after granting a petition for hearing. The ALJ shall be an attorney
				licensed in Illinois who is not an employee of the Board, nor currently under
				contract with the Board, except as an ALJ in another case.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.180 - Conference

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Within 10 days after receipt of the Board's answer to the
				petition for hearing, the ALJ shall send notice of a conference among all
				parties for the purpose of discussing the proceedings and promoting settlement.
				Such conference shall be scheduled as soon as reasonably practical, and not
				less than 10 days after notice.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.190 - Notice of Hearing

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When the ALJ determines that further settlement efforts are not
				reasonably expected to be productive, he/she shall send the parties a notice of
				hearing by United States registered or certified mail, stating the date, time,
				and place the hearing will commence. The hearing shall be set no sooner than 30
				days after notice, nor more than 60 days after notice. Hearings shall be held
				in the Board's Springfield office.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.200 - Costs of Hearing

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Fees and expenses of the ALJ and court reporter (or other
				method of recording) shall be shared equally among the Board and the
				complainants. All shall pay the same amounts as they become due, regardless of
				the number of complainants involved. If transcripts (or other types of copies)
				are desired, each party shall pay for its own.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.210 - Disqualification of Administrative Law Judge

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Any party may file a petition, with an affidavit alleging
				personal bias or conflict of interest of the ALJ, with the Executive Director.
				The Executive Director may request additional evidence from any party or the
				ALJ. The Executive Director shall disqualify the ALJ only upon presentation of
				sufficient credible evidence that it is more likely than not the allegations
				are true. Rulings by the ALJ against the complainant shall not in themselves
				constitute sufficient evidence. Within 10 days after disqualification, a new
				ALJ shall be appointed.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.220 - Hearings

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Hearings shall be conducted in a fair and orderly manner. In
				general, the rules of evidence and privilege as applied in civil cases in the
				circuit courts of the State of Illinois shall apply. However, neither the Board
				nor the ALJ shall be bound by the technical rules of evidence or civil
				procedure, and no informality in any proceeding or in the manner of taking
				testimony shall invalidate any order or decision rendered. Official notice may
				be taken pursuant to Section 10-40(c) of the Illinois Administrative Procedure
				Act [5 ILCS
				100/10-40(c) ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.230 - Board Documents

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Any relevant documents, including but not limited to books,
				correspondence, memoranda, and photographs, may be provided by the Board by a
				reproduced copy thereof and shall, without further proof, be admitted into
				evidence.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.240 - Powers of the Administrative Law Judge

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The appointed ALJ shall have the power to:
a) Preside over hearings and other
			 procedures.
b) Reset hearings upon
			 good cause shown.
c) Grant or deny
			 requests for discovery.
d) Issue,
			 or authorize issuance of, subpoenas to compel attendance of a witness at a
			 hearing pursuant to
			 20 ILCS
			 3105/9.08b.
e) Take evidence, hear testimony, and
			 question parties and witnesses.
f)
			 Administer oaths and affirmations.
g) Hear and decide motions.
h) Grant reasonable time
			 extensions.
j) Take judicial notice
			 pursuant to Section 10-40(c) of the Illinois Administrative Procedure Act
			 [5 ILCS
			 100/10-40(c) ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.250 - Burden of Proof

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Documents filed by the Board pursuant to Section
				100.230
				of this Part, at least 15 days prior to hearing, shall constitute prima facie
				evidence, which may be rebutted by a complainant. The burden shall be upon the
				complainant to prove by clear and convincing evidence that the Board's action
				complained of was an abuse of discretion. CDB's determinations are final and
				conclusive unless they are clearly erroneous, arbitrary, capricious, or
				contrary to law.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.260 - Duties of the Administrative Law Judge

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The ALJ shall:
a)
			 Regulate the course of the hearing.
b) Record and keep all relevant documents as
			 the official record, which shall be turned over to the Board at the conclusion
			 of the proceedings.
c) Exclude
			 irrelevant, immaterial or unduly repetitious evidence. However, admission of
			 such evidence shall not preclude a finding that the evidence was irrelevant,
			 immaterial or unduly repetitious.
d) Deny or limit frivolous motions,
			 discovery, or other methods reasonably interpreted to be for the purpose of
			 causing delay or unnecessarily burdening other parties.
e) Assess costs against any party for conduct
			 addressed in subsections (b) and (c) of this Section.
f) Utilize whatever methods are required to
			 bring about the hearing at the earliest possible date.
g) Deny requests to depose the Executive
			 Director or Board Members unless the complainant presents sufficient credible
			 evidence to show a reasonable person would believe that such person has
			 relevant, material, first-hand knowledge that is not merely repetitious of
			 knowledge possessed by others.
h)
			 Enter a default upon failure to appear with advance reasonable
			 notice.
i) Render a written
			 proposal for decision containing findings of fact and conclusions of law, based
			 on the evidence presented, to the parties within 30 days after the hearing.
			 This time shall be extended on motion and order of the ALJ as needed when
			 necessitated by a large volume of evidence to be considered.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.261 - Petition for Reconsideration

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Within 15 days after receipt of the ALJ's proposal for
				decision, any party may file a written request for reconsideration explaining
				in detail the perceived errors and reasons for those errors, and may include a
				brief. The ALJ shall respond by filing a final recommendation with the parties
				and the Executive Director.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.262 - Transcripts

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Any and all hearing testimony and communications at the hearing
				shall be stenographically recorded by a certified court reporter. Upon request
				by any party or the ALJ, proceedings other than the hearing shall be similarly
				recorded.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.270 - Executive Director's Decision

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Within 15 days after receipt of the ALJ's final recommendation,
				or, if no petition for reconsideration was filed, within 30 days after receipt
				of the ALJ's proposal for decision, the Executive Director shall issue a
				decision by United States registered or certified mail. This decision shall be
				final and shall state that it is final and subject to the Administrative Review
				Law [735 ILCS 5 /Art. III].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 100 - HEARING PROCEDURES › Section 100.272 - Record

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Following submittal of the written recommendation, the ALJ
				shall forward the entire record of the case to the Executive Director. The
				record shall include documents indicated in Section 10-35 of the Illinois
				Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS
				100/10-35 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 300 - LOCAL BUILDING CODES › Section 300.10 - Purpose and Scope

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a) The
			 purpose of this Part is to set forth the minimum qualifications as specified in
			 20 ILCS
			 3105/10.09 -1(d) for an individual to perform building
			 code inspections that comply with the building codes adopted by the Board for
			 non-building code jurisdictions.
b)
			 The requirements set forth in this Part shall apply to all newly constructed
			 commercial buildings in non-building code jurisdictions. These buildings shall
			 comply with codes adopted by the Capital Development Board for non-building
			 code jurisdictions as defined in
			 20 ILCS
			 3105/10.09 and shall comply with any local building
			 ordinances in all other respects.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 300 - LOCAL BUILDING CODES › Section 300.20 - Definitions

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"Architect" means an architect licensed to practice in Illinois
				under the Illinois Architecture Practice Act of 1989 [225 ILCS 305 ] and the
				administrative rules of the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation
				that implement that Act (68 Ill. Adm. Code 1150).
"Engineer" means an engineer licensed to practice in Illinois
				under the Professional Engineering Practice Act of 1989 [225 ILCS 325 ] and the
				applicable administrative rules of the Department of Financial and Professional
				Regulation (68 Ill. Adm. Code 1380).
"Non-Building Code Jurisdiction" means any area of the State
				not subject to a building code imposed by either a county or municipality.
				[20 ILCS
				3105/10.09 -1(d)]
"Qualified Inspector" means an individual meeting the
				requirements under Section
				300.30 of
				this Part to conduct inspections in non-building code
				jurisdictions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 300 - LOCAL BUILDING CODES › Section 300.30 - Specific Requirements for Qualified Inspectors Filing Verification of Inspection Experience

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In order to have sufficiently filed verification of inspection
				experience, the individual shall have fulfilled one of the following
				requirements:
a) obtained professional
			 licensure as an architect or engineer in Illinois;
b) received a "Proper Identification" card
			 through Illinois State Board of Education's procedures as a qualified building
			 inspector/plan reviewer (23 Ill. Adm. Code 180); or
c) qualified by an apprentice program
			 certified by the US Department of Labor's Office of Apprenticeship.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 400 - ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY CODE › Section 400.110 - Purpose

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a) The purpose of
			 this Illinois Accessibility Code (Code), as represented in Appendix A, is to
			 implement the Environmental Barriers Act (EBA) [ 410 ILCS 25 ]. This Code is
			 intended to establish minimum scoping and technical design requirements to
			 ensure that the built environment in the State of Illinois is designed,
			 constructed, and altered to be accessible to and usable by all, including
			 individuals with disabilities.
b)
			 This Code is also intended to resolve areas of difference between federal
			 accessible design standards such as the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA),
			 standards for accessible design ( 28 CFR 36 (2010)) and the Code. The drafters
			 of this Code compared and primarily adopted the stricter of State or federal
			 accessible design standards to provide the greatest access throughout the
			 State.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 400 - ILLINOIS ACCESSIBILITY CODE › Section 400.120 - Standards Incorporated by Reference

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a) The entirety of the Code, as adopted by
			 the Capital Development Board pursuant to its rulemaking authority granted by
			 Section 4 of the EBA, is contained in this Part, primarily Appendix
			 A.
b) The Code, together with the
			 EBA and the standards incorporated by reference in subsection (d), has the
			 force and effect of law in the State of Illinois.
c) The Illinois Attorney General shall have
			 the authority to enforce the Code in accordance with the EBA.
d) Incorporations by Reference
ANSI/BHMA. Copies of the referenced standards may be obtained
				from the Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association, 355 Lexington Avenue,
				17th floor, New York NY 10017 (
www.buildershardware.com
).
ANSI/BHMA A156.10 -1999, American National Standard for Power
				Operated Pedestrian Doors
ANSI/BHMA A156.19 -2002, American National Standard for Power
				Assist and Low Energy Power Operated Doors
ASME. Copies of the referenced standards may be obtained from
				the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Three Park Avenue, New York NY
				10016 (
www.asme.org
).
ASME A17.1 - 2013, Safety Code for Elevators and
				Escalators
ASME A18.1 -2011, Safety Standard for Platform Lifts and
				Stairway Chairlifts
ASTM. Copies of the referenced standards may be obtained from
				the American Society for Testing and Materials, 100 Bar Harbor Drive, West
				Conshohocken PA 19428 (
www.astm.org
).
ASTM F 1292-13, Standard Specification for Impact Attenuation
				of Surfacing Materials within the Use Zone of Playground Equipment
ASTM F 1487-11, Standard Consumer Safety Performance
				Specification for Playground Equipment for Public Use
ASTM F 1951-09b, Standard Specification for Determination of
				Accessibility of Surface Systems under and around Playground Equipment
ICC/IBC. Copies of the referenced standard may be obtained from
				the International Code Council, 4051 Flossmoor Road, Country Club Hills IL
				60478 (
www.iccsafe.org
).
International Building Code, 2015 Edition
NFPA. Copies of the referenced standards may be obtained from
				the National Fire Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy MA
				02169-7471, (
www.nfpa.org
).
NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code, 2013 Edition
National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. Copies
				of the referenced standards may be obtained from the
www.nps.gov/tps/standards/rehabilitation.htm
or at your local library. It is also available from the Illinois Department of
				Natural Resources-Office of Land Management-Historic Preservation Division, One
				Natural Resources Way, Springfield IL 62702,
www.dnr.illinois.gov
.
Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and
				Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings (Revised 1992)
e) Materials incorporated by
			 reference in this Section are incorporated as of the date specified and include
			 no further amendments or editions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.10 - Purpose

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These Asbestos Abatement Authority Act Procedures (Procedures)
				are established pursuant to the Asbestos Abatement Authority Act [20 ILCS 3120
				] requiring the Capital Development Board (Board or CDB) to develop and
				implement a program for the identification and abatement of asbestos in all
				State governmental buildings and to adopt rules and regulations consistent with
				this purpose.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.20 - Definitions

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a) "ACM" means
			 Asbestos Containing Material.
b)
			 "Asbestos Survey Protocol" means CDB's A/E Manual of Procedures for Asbestos
			 Inspections & Management Plans which sets forth procedures for surveying
			 ACM in State buildings.
c) "Board"
			 or "CDB" means the Capital Development Board.
d) "Building" means any structure used or
			 intended for supporting or sheltering any use or occupancy.
e) "Management Plan" means a plan to provide
			 for management of the asbestos in place, pending removal, and to establish the
			 recommended response action.
f)
			 "Operations and Maintenance Program" (O & M Program) means a plan of work
			 practices to provide for the safe operation of a building with ACM, and to keep
			 the ACM in a state of good repair. The O & M Program is a component of a
			 Management Plan.
g) "Structure"
			 means that which is built or constructed, an edifice or building of any kind,
			 or any piece or work artificially built up or composed of parts joined together
			 in some definite manner.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.30 - Incorporated and Referenced Material

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a) The following laws are referenced within
			 this Part:
1)
									Public Law
			 101-637; Asbestos School Hazard Abatement
			 Reauthorization Act of 1990 (ASHARA).
2) Commercial and Public Building Asbestos
			 Abatement Act [25 ILCS 207 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.40 - Applicability

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This Part applies to all State governmental entities involved
				in management, maintenance, construction, renovation, remodeling or repair of
				State owned buildings or structures.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.50 - Variances

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The Board shall have the authority to issue variances from
				these rules, except for schools covered by IDPH. Variances may be granted when
				conditions, including one or more of the following, are present:
a) When alternative procedures are safer for
			 workers and occupants than the procedures provided in these
			 regulations.
b) When alternative
			 procedures would be less costly and do not compromise worker or occupant
			 safety.
c) When alternative
			 procedures would be less time consuming and do not compromise worker or
			 occupant safety.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.60 - Identification of Asbestos

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The asbestos survey protocol compatible with current
				regulations incorporated by reference above shall be utilized as
				follows:
a) A Statewide asbestos
			 survey will be completed by CDB as funds are available through cost recovery
			 litigation or from State's General Revenue Fund. The purpose of the survey
			 shall be to produce a Management Plan, if applicable.
b) Entire buildings or structures shall be
			 surveyed in conjunction with renovation and demolition projects to identify
			 ACM.
c) Surveys may be conducted
			 whenever suspected asbestos hazards are reported.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.70 - Abatement of Asbestos Hazards

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Asbestos shall be removed when necessary to complete ongoing
				renovation or demolition projects, when immediate asbestos hazards exist, or
				when removal is less costly than management of the material in place.
				Non-removal hazard abatement methods shall be used where
				appropriate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 500 - ASBESTOS ABATEMENT AUTHORITY ACT PROCEDURES › Section 500.80 - Management of Asbestos in Place

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Management Plans identify all ACMs in each building and
				recommend how each area of asbestos shall be handled. All buildings or
				structures that have not been surveyed shall be issued a standard (non building
				specific) O & M Program developed by the Board.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL › Section 600.110 - Adoption and Modification of the Code

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a)
				The purpose of the Illinois Energy Conservation Code is to implement Section 15
				of the Energy Efficient Building Act [20 ILCS 3125  ] that requires CDB to
				officially adopt, as a minimum requirement for State and commercial structures
				and as a minimum and maximum requirement for residential buildings, the 2021
				International Energy Conservation Code, including all published errata but
				excluding any published supplements, to apply that Code to all commercial and
				residential structures in Illinois, and to assist local code officials with
				enforcing the requirements of the Code. The 2021 Illinois Energy Conservation
				Code will become effective on adoption of this rulemaking.
b) This Code as described in Subpart B (State
				facilities) is effective July 26, 2004. This Code as described in Subpart C
				(privately-funded commercial facilities) is effective April 8, 2007. The Code
				as described in Subpart D (residential buildings) is effective January 29,
				2010.
c) Application of the Code
1) State Facilities. The Code as described in
				Subpart B of this Part applies to all State facilities for which money has been
				appropriated or authorized by the General Assembly.
2) Privately Funded Commercial Facilities and
				Residential Buildings. The Code as described in Subparts C and D of this Part
				applies
to any new building or structure in this State for which a
				building permit application is received by a municipality or county.
[20 ILCS 3125/20  ]
A)
Additions,
				alterations, renovations or repairs to an existing building, building system or
				portion thereof shall conform to the provisions of the Code as they relate to
				new construction without requiring the unaltered portion of the existing
				building or building system to comply with the Code.
[20 ILCS
				3125/20(c)  ]
B) All exceptions
				listed in the Code related to additions, alterations, renovations or repairs to
				an existing building are acceptable provided the energy use of the building is
				not increased.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL › Section 600.120 - Illinois Energy Conservation Advisory Council

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a)
				The Executive Director of the Capital Development Board shall appoint an
				Advisory Council. The Council shall be composed of the Executive Director or
				his or her authorized representative, who shall serve as Chairman ex-officio,
				and 16 additional members appointed by the Executive Director. The appointed
				members shall consist of 1 person representing the Illinois Environmental
				Protection Agency; 2 persons representing the residential construction
				contracting industry; 2 licensed architects; 1 licensed mechanical engineer; 1
				licensed electrical engineer; 2 persons representing local code officials; and
				2 persons representing the construction contracting industry; 1 representative
				from a group that represents environmental justice; 1 representative of a
				nonprofit or professional association advocating for the environment; 1
				energy-efficiency advocate with technical expertise in single-family
				residential buildings; 1 energy-efficiency advocate with technical expertise in
				commercial buildings; and 1 energy-efficiency advocate with technical expertise
				in multifamily buildings, such as an affordable housing developer. Members of
				the Council shall be appointed for 4 year terms. The members appointed by the
				Executive Director shall serve for the term of their appointments and may be
				reappointed upon expiration of the term. Any member appointed to fill a vacancy
				occurring prior to the expiration of the term for which his or her predecessor
				was appointed shall be appointed for a full term.
b) Nine members of the Council shall
				constitute a quorum. The Chairman shall only vote to break a tie or when
				necessary to establish a quorum.
c)
				The purpose of the Council shall be to recommend modifications to the Illinois
				Energy Conservation Code.
d)
				Members of the Council shall serve without compensation but shall be reimbursed
				for reasonable travel expenses necessarily incurred in the performance of their
				duties.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart A - GENERAL › Section 600.130 - Revisions to the Code

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This Code may be revised by the Capital Development Board on
				  its own volition or pursuant to recommendations of the Illinois Energy
				  Conservation Advisory Council and in accordance with the Illinois
				  Administrative Procedure Act [5 ILCS 100 ].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart B - STATE FUNDED FACILITIES › Section 600.200 - Standards for State Funded Facilities

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a)
				The 2021 IECC, including published errata but excluding published supplements,
				available from the International Code Council at 200 Massachusetts Ave, NW
				Suite 250, Washington DC 20001, phone: 1-888-ICC-SAFE (422-7233),
www.iccsafe.org
, is hereby incorporated
				into the Illinois Energy Conservation Code, as described in this Subpart as
				applicable to State funded facilities, with the modifications outlined in
				subsection (c).
b) All
				incorporations by reference in this Section are of the cited standards as they
				existed on the date specified. These incorporations include no later editions
				or amendments.
c) Modifications to
				IECC
Under Section 15 of the EEB Act, when applying the Code to
				  State funded facilities, CDB may modify the incorporated standards to respond
				  to the unique economy, population distribution, geography and climate of
				  Illinois, as long as the objectives of the EEB Act are maintained.
				  Modifications, additions or omissions to IECC are specified in Appendix A and
				  are rules of the CDB and are not requirements of the IECC.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart B - STATE FUNDED FACILITIES › Section 600.210 - Exemptions

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a)
The
				following buildings are exempt from the Code:
1)
Buildings otherwise exempt from
				the provisions of a locally adopted building code and buildings that do not
				contain a conditioned space;
2)
Buildings that do not use either
				electricity or fossil fuel for comfort conditionings;
3)
Historic buildings listed on the
				National Register of Historic Places or the Illinois Register of Historic
				Places,
and those buildings that are designated by authorized
				personnel as historically significant;
4)
Other buildings specified as
				exempt by the IECC.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart B - STATE FUNDED FACILITIES › Section 600.220 - Compliance

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Compliance with the Illinois Energy Conservation Code for
				  State facilities as described by this Subpart B shall be demonstrated by
				  submission of:
a) the compliance forms
				published in the ASHRAE 90.1 User's Manual;
b) Compliance Certificates generated by the
				U.S. Department of Energy's COMCheck code compliance tool; or
c) the seal of the Architect/Engineer as
				required by Section 14 of the Illinois Architecture Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 305
				], Section 12 of the Structural Engineering Licensing Act [ 225 ILCS 340 ] and
				Section 14 of the Illinois Professional Engineering Practice Act [ 225 ILCS 325
				].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart C - PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIAL FACILITIES › Section 600.300 - Standards for Privately Funded Commercial Facilities

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a) The 2021 IECC, including published errata
				but excluding published supplements, available from the International Code
				Council at 200 Massachusetts Ave, NW Suite 250, Washington DC 20001, phone:
				1-888-ICC-SAFE (422-7233),
www.iccsafe.org
, is hereby incorporated into the
				Illinois Energy Conservation Code, as described in this Subpart as applicable
				to privately funded commercial facilities, with the modifications outlined in
				subsection (c).
b) All
				incorporations by reference in this Section are of the cited standards as they
				existed on the date specified. These incorporations include no later editions
				or amendments.
c) Modifications to
				IECC
Under Section 15 of the EEB Act, when applying the Code to
				  privately funded commercial facilities, CDB may modify the incorporated
				  standards to respond to the unique economy, population distribution, geography
				  and climate of Illinois, as long as the objectives of the EEB Act are
				  maintained. Modifications, additions or omissions to IECC are specified in
				  Appendix A and are rules of the CDB and are not requirements of the
				  IECC.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart C - PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIAL FACILITIES › Section 600.310 - Exemptions

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a) The following
				buildings are exempt from the Code:
1)
Buildings otherwise exempt from the provisions of a locally adopted
				building code and buildings that do not contain a conditioned
				space;
2)
Buildings that do not use either electricity or fossil fuel for comfort
				conditioning;
3)
Historic buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places
				or the Illinois Register of Historic Places, and those buildings that are
				designated by authorized personnel as historically
				significant;
4)
Other buildings specified as exempt by the IECC.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart C - PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIAL FACILITIES › Section 600.320 - Local Jurisdiction

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a)
				Construction projects involving privately funded commercial facilities and for
				which a municipality or county requires a building permit must comply with the
				Illinois Energy Conservation Code if the project involves new construction,
				addition, alteration, renovation or repair.
In the case of any
				addition, alteration, renovation or repair to an existing commercial structure,
				the Code
as described by this Subpart C
applies only to the
				portions of that structure that are being added, altered, renovated or
				repaired
. [20 ILCS
				3125/20(a) ]
b) The local authority having jurisdiction
				(AHJ) shall establish its own procedures for enforcement of the Illinois Energy
				Conservation Code. The AHJ is authorized to enforce a building code that
				differs with the Code as described in this Subpart C, but any standards applied
				by an AHJ must be at least as stringent as the Code as described in this
				Subpart C.
c)
A unit of
				local government that does not regulate energy efficient building standards is
				not required to adopt, enforce or administer the Code; however, any energy
				efficient building standards adopted by a unit of local government must comply
				with the Act. If a unit of local government does not regulate energy efficient
				building standards, any construction, renovation or addition to buildings or
				structures is
still
subject to the provisions contained in the
				Act.
[20 ILCS
				3125/20(d) ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart C - PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIAL FACILITIES › Section 600.330 - Compliance

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a) Compliance with
				the Illinois Energy Conservation Code as described by this Subpart C
				(applicable to commercial facilities) shall be determined by the local
				authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
b) Minimum compliance shall be demonstrated
				by submission of:
1) the compliance forms
				published in the ASHRAE 90.1 User's Manual; or
2) Compliance Certificates generated by the
				U.S. Department of Energy's COMcheck code compliance tool; or
3) other comparable compliance materials that
				meet or exceed, as determined by the authority having jurisdiction, the
				compliance forms published in the ASHRAE 90.1 User's Manual or the U.S.
				Department of Energy's COMcheck code compliance tool; or
4) the seal of the Architect/Engineer as
				required by Section 14 of the Illinois Architecture Practice Act [225 ILCS 305
				], Section 12 of the Structural Engineering Licensing Act [225 ILCS 340 ] and
				Section 14 of the Illinois Professional Engineering Practice Act [225 ILCS 325
				].
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart C - PRIVATELY FUNDED COMMERCIAL FACILITIES › Section 600.340 - Application to Home Rule Units

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Section 45(d) of the EEB Act
is a denial and
				  limitation of home rule powers and functions under subsection (i) of Section 6
				  of Article VII of the Illinois Constitution on the concurrent exercise by home
				  rule units of powers and functions exercised by the State. Nothing in
Section 45(d) of the EEB Act
, however, prevents a unit of local
				  government from adopting an energy efficiency code or standards for commercial
				  buildings that are more stringent than the Code under
the EEB
Act.
[20 ILCS 3125/45(d)  ]
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart D - RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS › Section 600.400 - Standards for Residential Buildings

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a) The 2021 IECC,
				including published errata but excluding published supplements, available from
				the International Code Council at 200 Massachusetts Ave, NW Suite 250,
				Washington DC 20001, phone: 1-888-ICC-SAFE (422-7233),
www.iccsafe.org
, is hereby incorporated
				into the Illinois Energy Conservation Code, as described in this Subpart as
				applicable to residential buildings, with the modifications outlined in
				subsection (c).
b) All
				incorporations by reference in this Section are of the cited standards as they
				existed on the date specified. These incorporations include no later editions
				or amendments.
c) Modifications to
				IECC
Under Section 15 of the EEB Act, when applying the Code to
				  residential buildings, CDB may modify the incorporated standards to respond to
				  the unique economy, population distribution, geography and climate of Illinois,
				  as long as the objectives of the Act are maintained pursuant to that statutory
				  authority. Modifications, additions or omissions to IECC are specified in
				  Appendix A and are rules of the CDB and are not requirements of the
				  IECC.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 71 - PUBLIC BUILDINGS, FACILITIES AND REAL PROPERTY › Part 600 - ILLINOIS ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE › Subpart D - RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS › Section 600.410 - Exemptions

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a) The following
				buildings are exempt from the Code:
1)
				Buildings otherwise exempt from the provisions of a locally adopted building
				code and buildings that do not contain a conditioned space;
2) Buildings that do not use either
				electricity or fossil fuel for comfort conditioning;
3) Historic buildings listed on the National
				Register of Historic Places or the Illinois Register of Historic Places, and
				those buildings that are designated by authorized personnel as historically
				significant;
4) Other buildings
				specified as exempt by the IECC. [20 ILCS
				3125/20 ]