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41 Illinois Rivers Decision Support System: Publication describing the motivation and initial planning for the ILRDSS.; Demissie, Misganaw, Yiping Guo, H. Vernon Knapp, and Nani G. Bhowmik, 1999 ISWS Contract Report 648

42 Illinois Rivers Decision Support System (ILRDSS): Publication describing the progress and future plans of the ILRDSS.; 2002 ISWS IEM 2002-02

43 Impact of the 1993 flood on sedimentation and sediment quality in backwater lakes of Illinois: Demissie, Misganaw, 1996 ISWS CR-593

44 Local climatological data summary: Freeport, Illinois, 1901-1990: Bryan, Audrey A., and Wayne Armstrong, 1992 ISWS MP-98-7

45 Phase III, post-restoration monitoring of Lake Le-Aqua-Na: Lin, Shun Dar, and Raman K. Raman, 1997 ISWS CR-610

46 Potential surface water reservoirs of northern Illinois: Dawes, Julius H., and Michael L. Terstriep, 1967 ISWS RI-58

47 Prioritizing Illinois Aquifers and Watersheds for Water Supply Planning: Wehrmann, H. Allen and H. Vernon Knapp., 2006 ISWS IEM 2006-04

48 Public groundwater supplies in Stephenson County: Woller, Dorothy M., Karen L. Kunz, and Ellis W. Sanderson, 1983 ISWS B-60-30

49 Quality of surface water in Illinois, 1966-1971: Harmeson, Robert H., Thurston E. Larson, Laurel M. Henley, Robert A. Sinclair, and James C. Neill, 1973 ISWS B-56

50 Regional and sample skew values in flood-frequency analyses of streams in Illinois: Singh, Krishan P., 1980 ISWS CR-227

51 Regional assessment of northern Illinois ground-water resources: Nealon, John S., James R. Kirk, and Adrian P. Visocky, 1989 ISWS CR-473

52 Rock River basin: Historical background, IEPA targeted watersheds, and resource-rich areas.: Sinclair, Robert A., 1996 ISWS MP 174

53 Sediment yield of streams in northern and central Illinois: Adams, J. Rodger, Nani G. Bhowmik, Allen P. Bonini, Anne M. Klock, and Misganaw Demissie, 1984 ISWS CR-353

54 The new Chicago model: a reassessment of the impacts of Lake Michigan allocations on the Cambrian-Ordovician aquifer system in northeastern Illinois: Burch, Stephen L., 1991 ISWS RR-119

55 Yields of deep sandstone wells in northern Illinois: Walton, William C., and Sandor C. Csallany, 1962 ISWS RI-43

56 Yields of shallow dolomite wells in northern Illinois: Csallany, Sandor C., and William C. Walton, 1963 ISWS RI-46

Research and Programs

57 Brownfields 2001 Assessment Pilot Fact Sheet: Freeport, IL: The Pilot targets brownfields located in an old, mixed-use industrial area adjacent to Freeport’s central business district, especially the Rawleigh Complex, which has been subject to other assessment and cleanup work.

58 Brownfields 2003 Assessment Grant Fact Sheet: Freeport, IL: EPA has selected the City of Freeport for a brownfields assessment grant. Grant funds will be used to conduct assessment activities at sites within the Rawleigh Complex Redevelopment Corridor, which has had many industrial and manufacturing uses because of its proximity to rail lines. Grant funds also will be used to conduct redevelopment planning and community outreach activities.

59 Brownfields 2005 Assessment Grant Fact Sheet: Stephenson County, IL: EPA has selected Stephenson County for two brownfields assessment grants. Hazardous substances grant funds will be used for site inventory and prioritization, Phase I and II site assessments, and site remediation planning. Funds also will be used for community outreach and health and safety planning. Petroleum funds will be used to perform the same tasks at sites with potential petroleum contamination. The county has identified three target areas for this work: Lancaster Township, rural Lena, and the Stephenson County Economic Development Project Area.

60 Brownfields 2009 Assessment Grant Fact Sheet: Stephenson County, IL: EPA has selected Stephenson County for two brownfields assessment grants. Community-wide grant funds will be used to prioritize brownfields, and conduct three to five Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments for hazardous substances and petroleum contamination. Grant funds also will be used to conduct cleanup planning and support community outreach activities.