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Code · Illinois · Chapter 605 — ROADS AND BRIDGES · Act 5

Sec. 2-220. The Department, after consultation with the Department of Natural Resources, shall, where appropriate, maintain in forested lands, rather than grasslands, Depar.

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Sec. 2-220. The Department, after consultation with the Department of Natural Resources, shall, where appropriate, maintain in forested lands, rather than grasslands, Department-controlled property adjacent to and between divided lanes of State highways. In determining where such forestation is appropriate, the Department shall consider whether such forestation would:
(a)enhance the scenic quality of the highway;
(b)provide additional habitat for wildlife;
(c)result in a financial savings from reduced grassland maintenance;
(d)enhance air quality;
(e)serve as a deterrent to soil erosion;
(f)not hinder drivers' visibility or otherwise create a traffic hazard; and
(g)be fiscally prudent considering the availability of low cost or no cost nursery stock as provided by the Department of Natural Resources.
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