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Code · Illinois · Chapter 65 — MUNICIPALITIES · Act 5

Sec. 11-123-1. The term "utility," as used in this Division 123 means and includes: (1) harbors, canals, slips, wharves, docks, levees, piers, quay walls, breakwaters, and all.

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Sec. 11-123-1. The term "utility," as used in this Division 123 means and includes:
(1)harbors, canals, slips, wharves, docks, levees, piers, quay walls, breakwaters, and all appropriate harbor structures, facilities, connections, and improvements; and
(2)such elevators, vaults, warehouses, including cold storage warehouses which may be acquired, owned, maintained, or operated in connection therewith, as necessary adjuncts or incidental to transportation or railroad terminals; and
(3)all other necessary or appropriate terminal facilities.
The term "artificially made or reclaimed land," as used in this Division 123, includes all land which formerly was submerged under the public waters of the state, the title to which is in the state, and which has been artificially made or reclaimed in whole or in part contrary to law.
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