Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 3704.30 - Jurisdiction
a) Construction in
any public body of water is subject to this Part and requires a permit from the
Department.
b) Any activity on a
public body of water that could result in a restriction of the access to, or
use or enjoyment of, the water, such as the temporary placement of floating
buildings for commercial purposes and the designation of areas for exclusive
use for sporting events, is subject to this Part and requires a permit from the
Department.
c) Any activity along
the Lake Michigan shoreline that is located at or below the Ordinary High Water
Mark (OHWM) is subject to this Part and requires a permit from the Department.
In cases in which the OHWM is lakeward of the existing bluff, the toe of the
bluff will be used to determine the Department's jurisdiction.
d) The following activities are exempt from
this Part:
1) Normal and lawful uses of a
public body of water, such as commercial navigation, boating, fishing,
trapping, hunting, swimming and wading;
2) Barge fleeting areas;
3) Duck blinds that comply with the
regulations of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources;
4) The removal of trash or other
debris;
5) Routine maintenance and
repair of existing structures;
6)
Channel marking buoys and other similar navigation devices placed by public
agencies; and
7) The replacement of
appurtenant navigation structures, such as mooring cells, at existing barge
terminal facilities.
Notes
Amended at 38 Ill. Reg. 966, effective December 27, 2013
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