§ 55 ILCS 90/1 Short title
§ 55 ILCS 90/5 Legislative declaration of public purpose
§ 55 ILCS 90/10 Definitions
§ 55 ILCS 90/15 Establishment of economic development project areas; Notice
§ 55 ILCS 90/20 Public hearing
§ 55 ILCS 90/25 Changes in plan
§ 55 ILCS 90/30 Ordinance adopted after public hearing
§ 55 ILCS 90/35 Amendment of plan
§ 55 ILCS 90/38 Cancellation and repayment of tax benefits
§ 55 ILCS 90/40 Limitation on number of economic development project areas
§ 55 ILCS 90/45 Filing with county clerk; certification of initial equalized assessed value
§ 55 ILCS 90/50 Special tax allocation fund
§ 55 ILCS 90/55 Issuance of obligations for economic development project costs
§ 55 ILCS 90/60 Powers of counties; economic development project area commissions. In …
§ 55 ILCS 90/62 Eminent domain
§ 55 ILCS 90/65 Conflicts of interest; disclosure
§ 55 ILCS 90/70 Payment of project costs; revenues from county property
§ 55 ILCS 90/74 Requirements for annual budget
§ 55 ILCS 90/75 Partial invalidity
§ 55 ILCS 90/110 This Act takes effect upon becoming a law

Terms Used In Illinois Compiled Statutes > 55 ILCS 90 - County Economic Development Project Area Tax Increment Allocation Act of 1991

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