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R2000-57 REGARDING TEMPORARY CLOSING OF STATE RIGHTS-OF-WAY
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R2000-57
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REGARDING TEMPORARY CLOSING OF STATE RIGHTS-OF-WAY - ANNUAL COMMUNITY EVENTS
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5/1/2000
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. , <br /> � F <br /> POLICE DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM <br /> #00-28 <br /> Apri126, 2000 <br /> TO: The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members <br /> FROM: Steve Garman, City Manager � �.j� <br /> Michael Mowen, Police Chief� <br /> Rich Ryan, Commander � � <br /> ,�" <br /> RE: Resolution Regarding Temporary Closing of State Rights-of-Way <br /> The City of Decatur enjoys a variety of events each year which require that parts of State <br /> routes be closed temporarily during the event. The duration of the closure may range from I, <br /> several days, as is the case during the Decatur Celebration, to a few minutes, as is the case during <br /> a number of"annual"run events. The Illinois Department of Transportation has historically been <br /> very lenient with their application of state law which places very strict statutory requirements on <br /> any municipality which temporarily closes a State right-of-way. <br /> Recently, the City learned that the IDOT region with jurisdiction now will require more <br /> strict adherence to the statute which, among other things, requires that the affected municipal <br /> government take formal action to provide for the statutory requirements which are necessary for <br />� IDOT to grant a permit for each event. City Staff engaged in dialogue with IDOT resulting in an <br /> agreement that one annual resolution, providing for statutory requirements, would meet the <br /> "formal municipal government action" requirement for event permits. The attached resolution, <br /> renewed annually, will meet IDOT requirements so that permits can be issued in a timely manner <br /> for events and will avoid a requirement for formal Council action for each requested event. <br /> Attachment <br /> cc: John W. Couter, Corporation Counsel <br />
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