Bill Sponsors: IL HB3222 | 2019-2020 | 101st General Assembly

Bill Title: Authorizes the Department of Human Services to grant and convey a permanent conservation easement to the Chicago Park District. Repeals a provision in Public Act 94-653 regarding the legal description of the land. Authorizes the Director of the Department of Natural Resources to terminate all contractual interests of the State of Illinois provided in the agreement between the State and the City of Pana, made on June 28, 1949, for the purpose of funding the construction of a dam and water reservoir to create the Pana Lake Project. Provides that the State of Illinois shall not receive compensation for the termination of its contractual rights. Provides that the Director shall execute a mutual termination with the City of Pana terminating both parties' interests in the agreement. Authorizes the Director to execute and deliver a quitclaim deed concerning specified real property to the Forest Preserve District of Will County for $1. Authorizes and directs the Illinois Medical District Commission to execute and deliver a quitclaim deed for specified real property to the Julie and Michael Tracy Family Foundation. Effective immediately.

Spectrum: Moderate Partisan Bill (Democrat 5-1)

Status: (Vetoed) 2019-11-01 - Bill Dead - No Positive Action Taken - Amendatory Veto [HB3222 Detail]

Text: Latest bill text (Veto Message) [HTML]

Sponsors

NameTypeSponsorshipDistrictFinancialEncyclopediaBiography
Representative Mark Walker [D]PrimarySponsored BillsHD-053FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart
Senator Robert Martwick [D]CosponsorSponsored BillsSD-010FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart
Representative James Durkin [R]CosponsorSponsored BillsHD-082FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart
Representative Anthony DeLuca [D]CosponsorSponsored BillsHD-080FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart
Senator Omar Aquino [D]PrimarySponsored BillsSD-002FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart
Senator Toi Hutchinson [D]CosponsorSponsored BillsSD-040FollowTheMoneyBallotpediaVoteSmart

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