23 Nov 2016

PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO MODIFY A U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT UNDER SECTION 408

Expiration date: 12/22/2016

Below is a summary of the public notice. For a complete copy of the notice, with map, please download the file by clicking here.

11 Sep 2015

PUBLIC NOTICE - REQUEST FOR PERMISSION TO MODIFY A U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROJECT UNDER SECTION 408

Expiration date: 10/13/2015

Below is a summary of the public notice, for a complete copy of the notice, with maps and

16 Apr 2015

Environmental Assessment for water main improvements in Richton Park, Cook County, Illinois

Expiration date: 5/18/2015

An Environmental Assessment for water main improvements in Richton Park, Cook County, Illinois was

15 Jul 2014

Environmental Assessment for sewer improvement project, Valparaiso, Porter County, Ind.

Environmental Assessment released July 15, 2014, for 30-day public review, for project alternatives and a recommended plan for sewer improvements in Porter County. The project would improve the efficiency and capability of the existing deteriorated storm sewer system to the residents of Valparaiso. Improvements would alleviate commonly-occurring leakage and cases of sewer backup affecting residential areas and reduce potential groundwater pollution. The proposed project would reline up to 19,361 linear feet of existing deteriorated sanitary sewer lines; and up to 70 manholes within the relined-sanitary sewers will be inspected and relined, as needed. Work would begin in 2014 with completion anticipated within approximately 12 months.

4 Jun 2014

Environmental Assessment for sewer improvement project, Hermit Lake, Lake County, Ind.

Environmental Assessment released June 6, 2014, for 30-day public review, for project alternatives and a recommended plan for sewer improvements in Lake County, Ind. The project would improve the efficiency and capability of the existing undersized storm sewer system to the residents of the Hermit Lake neighborhood, located in unincorporated Lake County, to the southwest of Crown Point. Improvements would alleviate flooding currently caused by typical rainfall events, and eliminate potential sanitary sewer discharges into Foss Ditch, Lake Dalecarlia and the Kankakee River.