Ill. Admin. Code tit. 2, § 1225.300 - Division of Water Resources
The Division of Water Resources is responsible for providing the State with the capability for planning, design, land acquisition, construction and maintenance of water resource projects. Responsibilities include flood control, erosion control, surface drainage improvement, and water supply and water allocation, including the allocation of water from Lake Michigan and its watershed.
a) The
Bureau of Administrative Services maintains fiscal records; establishes
internal methods and procedures, including cost system and analysis; and
supervises matters affecting financial and administrative transactions relating
to personnel and business management. Accounts are maintained to reflect the
use of funds appropriated for flood control, navigation, or other water
resource projects authorized by the General Assembly.
b) The Bureau of Construction and Operations
is responsible for supervision of all construction projects, material
inspection, field and shop maintenance of State-owned equipment; and operation
of lock, dam, water regulative control structure and navigation aids at
McHenry.
c) The Bureau of Design
and Land Rights is responsible for all final designs, contract plans,
specifications, estimates of construction cost, structural plans, geotechnical
exploration and designs, approval of shop plans, checking of bid prices and pay
estimates, and acquisition of all land rights necessary for Division
construction projects.
d) The
Bureau of Planning is responsible for hydraulic engineering activities;
preparation of authorized flood control, drainage and other water resource
projects; preparation of reports, charts, maps and graphs; and responding to
requests for local assistance and emergency flooding situations.
e) The Bureau of Program Development is
responsible for compiling and analyzing physical and economic data to determine
present and projected future water problems and formulating the most economical
solutions to water problems.
f) The
Bureau of Resource Management is responsible for regulating activities within
or adjacent to Illinois rivers, lakes and streams; is responsible for
allocating and monitoring water use from Lake Michigan; is responsible for
developing a comprehensive program for waterborne transportation and commercial
water activities for the State; is responsible for coordination of the National
Flood Insurance program and assisting local governments with implementation of
local flood plain regulatory programs.
Notes
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