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20 ILCS 3905/1002

Known as the Alton Lake Heritage Parkway Corridor Law

The act spans §§ 20-3905-1001 to 20-3905-1006 (6 sections).

P.A. 88-274.

The Illinois General Assembly finds: (a) that the Mississippi River from Alton to Grafton is recognized as the most beautiful portion of the entire River; (b) that Alton Lake and the majestic limestone bluffs on this parkway corridor are irreplaceable assets; (c) that the scenic, cultural, historical, geological, archaeological, ecological, and recreational resources in this part of the Mississippi River Valley are international attractions which should be more appreciated; (d) that preservation of the Native American heritage in this area, especially remains and cemeteries (including mounds), must be assured; (e) that public opinion is overwhelmingly in favor of preserving and protecting this scenic, natural, and cultural heritage; (f) that the best interests of the State of Illinois will be served by this protection; (g) that current procedures for this protection are inadequate; and (h) that numerous State, federal, and private agencies are much interested in this parkway corridor.

Official source: Illinois General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain Illinois statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.