Dress for the weather & join the Environmental Defenders on a guided sunset stroll..HIKING HARVARD.
4PM at Rush Creek Conservation Area 20501 McGuire Rd. Harvard, IL
Bring your ideas, voice and questions to help dream up a more resilient community. We’ll discuss environmental ethics, advocacy & stewardship. Collaboration to follow at Rush Creek Distilling.
Winter isn’t over – please stay informed about the issues with over-oversalting.
Defenders’ Road Salt Article 2018-11-26
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Tri-County Access Project information can be found here.
The Tri-County Access Project is a comprehensive regional study that was created to identify potential environmentally and fiscally responsible solutions to regional traffic congestion in Lake, northern Cook and eastern McHenry counties….read more here: http://tricountyaccess.org/
COUNTY BOARD – COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE – SEPTEMBER 13 9:00AM
PUBLIC COMMENTS AT BEGINNING OF MEETING
COUNTY BOARD MEETING – SEPTEMBER 18 5:00PM
PUBLIC COMMENTS TAKEN AFTER CO. BOARD VOTE
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AGENDA ● SEPTEMBER 19, 2018 1:30PM
1. #2018-033 – OneEnergy/Franks – Riley Twp – A1-A1CV Conditional Use Permit for a Solar Farm, as well as a Variation from the screening requirement of having a solid fence or wall along the interior side and rear lot lines, to allow an open fence along the interior side and rear lot lines.
ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS AGENDA SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 1:30PM (rescheduled from Aug. 23)
1. #2018-031 – OneEnergy Development, LLC/Dahm Trust – Greenwood Twp – A1-A1CV Conditional Use Permit to allow for a Solar Farm and a Variation from the screening requirement of having a solid fence or wall along the interior side and rear lot lines, to allow an open fence along the interior side and rear lot lines.
Second Members-Only Bike Ride Hosted by Your Transportation Committee!
On Sunday, September 23, 2018, from Noon to 2:30 PM approximately, your Transportation Committee will hold its second annual bike ride. We will meet at Prairie Trail in the Crystal Lake south parking lot between Eastgate Road and Main Street, off Berkshire. It will be a 15-mile loop that will include Winding Creek, Riverbottom Ice Cream Company in Algonquin (with a stop for ice cream), and Golf Course Road. An additional ride to Oak Street that will add five miles is possible once we are back at our starting point. Any questions, please contact me at ckustra111@gmail.com.
https://issuu.com/shawmedia/docs/mc_mag_august2018
Voice your support for renewable energy in our county at the following meetings: Every voice counts!
