...owned by the City of O’Fallon must subserve a public purpose or it is in violation of the Illinois Constitution, and the accepted rule of law governing the power and...
...lease the land to a private entity.” We challenge everyone to read what the Attorney General’s office wrote in their letter at this link and find the language Kronke claims...
...from taxation is leased to another whose property is not exempt, and the leasing of which does not make the property taxable, the leasehold estate and the appurtenances shall be...
...filled with misrepresentations and now a selective omission when claiming to be reading/quoting what was written in the AG letter. Her words were not accurate and were void of the...
...the legislature and its wrong. Don’t take our word for it. Read the actual letter and pay attention to the last two paragraphs. AG letter on farm lease and tax...
...the budget and hire a person or company to plant a crop and harvest that crop of which the County board controls the sale of and keeps 100% of the...
...Attorney and the County Board have either refused or are unable to answer the basic question is most telling — What public purpose of the land’s use is served when...
...entity must be for a public purpose. When public land is used by a private entity and that use does not have a public purpose, then it violates the State...
...is purported to limit the spread of an infectious disease, unless first being afforded their procedural and substantive due process rights as provided under the Illinois Constitution and further codified...
...of county farmland, by claiming lease revenue is a public purpose. This is merely the recorded Hearing; we will publish more information on this topic at a later date as...