Section 4000.210 Boundary Markers and Signs

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 17 CONSERVATION › CHAPTER V: NATURE PRESERVES COMMISSION › Part 4000 MANAGEMENT OF NATURE PRESERVES › Section 4000.210 Boundary Markers and Signs

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Section 4000

Section 4000.210 Boundary

Markers and Signs

Nature preserves boundaries

shall be made clearly evident by posting boundary markers at intervals of

approximately 330 feet if feasible, or as otherwise provided in the master

plan. Boundary marker signs shall conform to the style of the signs provided by

the Commission and Department. Application may be made to the Commission or

Department for boundary marker signs, and shall be granted by the Commission or

Department, based upon the availability of resources. If appropriate, fencing

or other means may also be employed to indicate the boundaries of a preserve.

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