§ 505 ILCS 100/1 This Act shall be known and may be cited as the Illinois Noxious Weed …
§ 505 ILCS 100/2 As used in this Act: (1) “Person” means …
§ 505 ILCS 100/3 Every person shall control the spread of and eradicate noxious weeds …
§ 505 ILCS 100/4 The duty of enforcing this Act and carrying out its provisions is …
§ 505 ILCS 100/5 The Director is authorized to investigate the subject of noxious …
§ 505 ILCS 100/7 Each Control Authority shall carry out the duties and …
§ 505 ILCS 100/8 Each Control Authority may employ one or more Weed Control …
§ 505 ILCS 100/9 Notices for control and eradication of noxious weeds shall be on a …
§ 505 ILCS 100/10 Whenever the owner or person in control of the land on which noxious …
§ 505 ILCS 100/11 When it appears to a Control Authority that upon any tract of land …
§ 505 ILCS 100/12 The cost of controlling and eradicating noxious weeds on all land, …
§ 505 ILCS 100/13 Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Act relating to payment …
§ 505 ILCS 100/14 To prevent the dissemination of noxious weeds through any article, …
§ 505 ILCS 100/15 A Noxious Weed Control Fund may be established as provided in Section …
§ 505 ILCS 100/17 Control Authorities, independently or in combination, may purchase or …
§ 505 ILCS 100/18 If any person is dissatisfied with the amount of any charge made …
§ 505 ILCS 100/19 All final administrative decisions of the Director or his …
§ 505 ILCS 100/20 The Director, any Control Authority, Weed Control Superintendent, or …
§ 505 ILCS 100/21 All individual notices, service of which is provided for in this Act, …
§ 505 ILCS 100/22 Any person violating any provision of this Act or any regulation …
§ 505 ILCS 100/23 The Director may participate in any noxious weed control program and, …
§ 505 ILCS 100/24 If any Section or provision of this Act is declared invalid for any …

Terms Used In Illinois Compiled Statutes > 505 ILCS 100 - Illinois Noxious Weed Law

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