This is a list of all documents accepted for permanent retention under the subject classification 'Land use, development, and construction: Construction'.
Land use, development, and construction:
Construction
29 Update: The Illinois Route 29 Design Study {periodical start}
29 Update Newsletter announces the scheduling of public meetings for the IL Route 29 Study. It describes the highway alternatives to be presented at the public meetings and includes a schematic map of the alternatives. Information is also included regarding opportunities for public involvement.
29 Update: The Illinois Route 29 Design Study (2003, 1)
29 Update Newsletter #1 announces the scheduling of public meetings for the IL Route 29 Study. It describes the highway alternatives to be presented at the public meetings and includes a schematic map of the alternatives. Information is also included regarding opportunities for public involvement.
29 Update: The Illinois Route 29 Design Study (2004, 2)
29 Update Newsletter #2 announces the scheduling of public meetings for the IL Route 29 Study. It describes the highway alternatives to be presented at the public meetings and includes a schematic map of the alternatives. Information is also included regarding opportunities for public involvement.
29 Update: The Illinois Route 29 Design Study (2006, 3)
29 Update Newsletter #3 announces the scheduling of public hearings for the IL Route 29 Study and the availability of the Draft Environmental Impact Statement DEIS for review and comment. The newsletter describes the preferred alternative and includes a schematic map of the preferred alternative.
29 Update: The Illinois Route 29 Design Study (2009, 4 May)
29 Update Newsletter #4 announces the signing of the Final Environmental Impact Statement FEIS for the IL Route 29 Study. This final edition in the series gives an overview of design changes since the 1996 public meetings and outlines the next steps to occur for the study. The newsletter also notes where the FEIS can be reviewed and when comments are due.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 Program: Quality Plan (2009, September)
This Quality Plan outlines the controls, policies, procedures and requirements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Management System at IDOT. The system is structured to comply with the conditions set forth in the Departments Quality Manual, the ISO 9001:2008 international standard and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.
Annual Report to the General Assembly required by Section 5/4-201.16 of the Illinois Highway Code, FY 2009 (covers July 1, 2008-June 30, 2009)
This annual report reflects the rental of rights of way for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2009 as managed by the Illinois Department of Transportation Bureau of Land Acquisition for construction of proposed highway projects as required by statute 605 ILCS 5/4-201.16.
Annual Report to the General Assembly required by Section 5/4-201.16 of the Illinois Highway Code, FY... {periodical start}
This annual report reflects the rental of rights of way for Fiscal Year ending June 30,... as managed by the Illinois Department of Transportation Bureau of Land Acquisition for construction of proposed highway projects as required by statute 605 ILCS 5/4-201.16.
Bureau of Design and Environment Manual - Revised (2002)
The Illinois Department of Transportation's Central Bureau of Design and Environment shall publish and maintain a manual which establishes uniform policies and procedures for the location, design and environmental evaluation of highway construction projects on the state highway system.This Manual has been prepared to provide uniform practices for the Department and consultant personnel preparing Phase I studies and reports and contract plans for Department projects. It is the 2002 version with updates through June 2009.
Bureau of Local Roads and Streets Manual (2005, April)
This manual establishes and compiles uniform policies and procedures for the location, design and environmental evaluation of highway construction projects on the local highway system. The hard copy version is in loose-leaf format for frequent updating.