DANVILLE, IL. (ECWd) – COMMUNICATIONS WITH ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY BILL DONAHUE This is a new style of answering a letter, but we felt this way was best because of the...
...State’s Attorney Bill Donahue also admitted during the meeting that the purchase and purchase price of the farm ground was not contingent upon the additional non-tillable acreage. The minutes for...
...Bill Donahue. The land also has significant value and a building that is serviceable, not surplus as declared by the county. The only negative aspects is the proximity of the...
...blindly accepted a decommissioning cost analysis which was official-looking but was missing a key element. The Vermilion County Assistant State’s Attorney, William T. (Bill) Donahue failed to check that the...
...response from Bill Donahue. Will his words withstand the test of time? Assistant State’s Attorney Bill Donahue’s unprofessional FOIA Response: [gview file=”https://edgarcountywatchdogs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/THIS-Comparision.pdf”] Decommissioning paper from Boone County: [gview file=”https://edgarcountywatchdogs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/evaluation-of-Apex-decommissioning-All.pdf”]...
...from the turbines can cause harm to family’s living too close? Mr. Miles also questions why Assistant State’s attorney Bill Donahue does not enforce the wind ordinance when Invenergy failed...
...serious constitution legal direction as on its face most lawyers we have spoken with agreed it was a badly written bill and will lead to legal problems for schools. The...
...for the legal billing invoices of Klein Thorpe Jenkins show that Mary Weimar was consulting E. Kenneth Friker, the Library’s principal attorney, beginning on 10/6/13, immediately on receipt of Megan’s...
...3796, a recently passed bill that unfairly and unjustifiably raises significant barriers to everyday people getting access to taxpayer-backed information at the municipal level. Continue reading the letter (HERE)… ...
...Assistant State’s Attorney and we are confident that when this is all over, your firm will in fact be paying back to the county every penny that you billed them...