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Conservation & Development
406 East Main
Mascoutah, Illinois 62258
Customer Service: (618) 566-4451
Fax: (618) 566-4452
Email: swircd@swircd.org
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This report was completed for the Parks and Open Space Plan Action Team as a follow-up component of the I-55 Corridor Plan. The I-55 Corridor Plan (2006) charts a course for development in the center of Madison County, Illinois.
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The IL-255 Corridor and its three-mile wide study area in Madison County, Illinois contains many valuable natural and cultural resources. This corridor is a mix of upland resources with forested steep slopes and bottomland areas with floodplains, wetlands and levees.
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It is important for you as a landowner to understand the importance of controlling exotic plant species on your property. You can help! Resource managers in federal and state agencies are working to control.. Read More....
This landowner’s guide for streambank protection and preservation has been produced by the Southwestern Illinois RC&D, Inc. with funding provided by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources C2000 Ecosystem
Partnership Program.
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Partnership Program.
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The ecological and economic benefits of Low Impact Development (LID) Best Management Practices (BMPs) are described in this report with a case study from the new Rock Hill Trails conservation subdivision under construction in Wood River, IL.
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Highland and its surrounding 1.5 mile development regulation authority is analyzed to determine the assets and issues of all natural, agricultural and cultural resources. Land use recommendations are provided to protect sensitive resources and expand recreational opportunities.
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The purpose of this study is to investigate and determine the most suitable and appropriate route to
circumnavigate Carlyle Lake by bicycle. Where feasible, this route will be taken off-road as much as
possible, to facilitate increased safety and ridership.
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circumnavigate Carlyle Lake by bicycle. Where feasible, this route will be taken off-road as much as
possible, to facilitate increased safety and ridership.
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The Mounds Heritage Trail Master Plan analyzed various routes to connect Cahokia Mounds to the historic Mound Sites in Old North St. Louis and to Sugar Loaf Mound in South St. Louis, MO.
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