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Code · Illinois · Chapter 505 — AGRICULTURE · Act 106

Sec. 30. Processing Fee.

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Sec. 30. Processing Fee. Any local Soil and Water Conservation District that chooses to review a written application for the "Rivers-Friendly Farmer" designation may collect a reasonable fee for services rendered.
The Department of Agriculture may collect an administrative filing fee of $15 for each application for a "Rivers-Friendly Farmer" designation. In addition, the Department shall collect an amount equal to the cost of providing a sign that designates a farmer as a "Rivers-Friendly Farmer".
All moneys collected by the Department shall be deposited into a promotional trust account as provided in Section 40.7 of the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Funds collected shall be used for the purposes of the program authorized by this Act.
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